'The Ghost Lab' By Steve Higgins

This video is the second in a multi-part series discussing computing. In this video, we’ll be discussing computing – more specifically, Moore’s Law with the exponential growth of technology due to our ability to pack more and more transistors into integrated circuits and the potential death of Moore’s Law!

The underrated delight which is the Tunnocks teacake, is already the undisputed king of confectionary as far as I'm concerned. Now, finally, the traditional Scottish snack has not only proven itself to be superior, but has also proved that the Earth is indeed round.

This video is the culmination of documentaries from the vacuum tube, transistor and integrated circuit eras of computing.

One argument which comes up time and time again from flat Earthers trying to defend their belief, is their hypothesis that if space is a vacuum then all the air around Earth should get sucked into it. So, why doesn't our atmosphere vanish into space?

In this video, we’ll be discussing the evolution of computing – more specifically, the evolution of the technologies that have brought upon the modern computing era.

If we succeed in creating genuine artificially intelligent machines, and then we "delete them" could they come back as a ghost?

I'm guessing you've probably never see a moonset before, while on a camping trip with friends last week we all witnessed the Moon moving beyond the horizon for the first time in our lives.

In this video, we’ll be discussing big data – more specifically, what big data is, the exponential rate of growth of data, how we can utilize the vast quantities of data being generated as well as the

In this video, we’ll be discussing why global internet connectivity is essential in ensuring a more prosperous future for all and to assure in many of the new technologies in development today. As well as the ongoing and future initiatives to make this hyper-connected future a reality – sooner than many think.

In this video, we’ll be discussing 5G – more specifically, what it is and its ability to change our world!

We've all got our favourite sci-fi aliens from ET who's just desperate to get home, to Tribbles the fury pests encountered by James T Kirk. But while some aliens are friendly and cute, others are the stuff of nightmares. Here is the list of the twenty most frightening extraterrestrials from the best science fiction television shows and movies.

BBC One have announced they are to begin production of a new three-part television drama based on H. G. Wells' classic sci-fi novel, 'The War Of The Worlds' set in Victorian Britain.

In 2015 the lives of five people changed forever when a sinister alien spacecraft of unknown intent appeared in the skies over Bristol in the UK. The drama unfolded in 'Horizon', an award winning, web-based sci-fi series.

A new Harvard study has suggested that mysterious signals from space could be a power source for an extraterrestrial spacecraft and if that's the case then aliens could be headed this way.

The 47 conspiracy or 47 reference is the observation that the number 47, multiples of the number, its reverse 74, or combinations of 4 and 7 appear with unnatural frequency in television shows and movies. These occurrences are most prevalent in the Star Trek universe, in the 'The Next Generation', 'Voyager' and the latest J. J. Abrams movies.

The Borg appear in twenty-one episodes of Star Trek and in one movie. This list shows every encounter with the Borg in chronological order from 'Enterprise' to 'Voyager' as well as in 'First Contact.'

Dr. Ronald Mallett has dedicated his career to answering this question and he believes that building a working time machine will be possible within the next ten years.

Paranormal researchers and ghost hunters have debated the nature of ghosts for year but now physicist Brian Cox has spoken about how he thinks the experiments taking place at CERN have proven that ghosts can't exist within our current understanding of the universe around us.

Released papers reveal the former British prime minister's accurate predictions about extraterrestrial life that have since turned out to be true.

I've had a few conversations with friends recently that has left me worried for the level of scientific knowledge and that amount of misinformation being peddled as fact online, especially in regards to nutrition and the sudo-science of natural remedies.