The plan is to launch a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the cape Kennedy Space Center in Florida on or near Valentines Day.

If they go ahead, and that's a big "IF", it will be SpaceX's first launch from historic pad 39A at KSC since the last launch by the Space Shuttle in 2011.

Since January 8th, we observed four Asteroids whip by Earth.

Anything fly by closer than the moons orbit, especially four in a row in less than a month is enough to at the very least, raise eyebrows.

They are called Near Earth Objects (NEOs)

Had any of these rocks hit the Earth, it would be not have been a global killer, but could levelled a city like a nuclear bomb.

Even if we did have advanced warning, what could we do?

Step into a bullet-shaped pod, and get ready to be launched into a vacuum tube at the speed of sound. That's Hyperloop, a mode of passenger and freight transportation in the works.

Built by two computer science researchers at Carnegie Mellon, Libratus, as it is known, is an artificially intelligent system that runs on a supercomputer. For three weeks in a row, it played no-limit Texas Hold ‘Em.

The competition ended this week. Halfway through the competition, some of the human players started to feel like Liberates could see their cards.

Testing something new, really short, but more frequent podcasts.

This one is on SpaceX launching it's first used rocket.

Big Data is about to become the next Big thing.

Almost every industry will somehow touch Big Data.

Big Data Analytics is being used by everyone from Target retail, to farming.

So let's explore this technology, look at the challenges it faces, and the opportunities it's creating.

In this episode we describe the extreme scenarios for the future of AI, and how to get to the desired outcome.

Three Billion years ago something or someone sent a signal to the rest of the Universe.

The first signal was received here on Earth, ten years ago.

Who or what sent these signals is a mystery.

Rich in Stellar Objects, The Serpens Constellation Reveals that it’s going to Strike our Solar System with Comets.

2016 has been an unprecedented year for entrepreneurs in space. 

Competition is really starting to heat up. 

We now have reusable rockets, plans to go to Mars, and making asteroid mining a reality.