With the potential of immortality some time in the next century, will we be a society of Hob Gadlings or will life continue to pass us by, no matter how long it is? Kaelee Dean looks briefly at the implications of life eternal.

With advances in technology, permanent blindness may become a thing of the past.

Music and matter are more entwined than you may realise, and the implications of this could change life as we know it.

Could the Higgs boson be so dangerous that its potential creation sparks a ripple backwards through time that will actually prevent its creation? Physicists Holger Bech Nielsen and Masao Ninomiya think so.

Alanna Horgan takes an depth look at the multiverse and its implications for the possibility of time travel.

Alanna Horgan looks at the strange possibilities of logical paradoxes in time travel.

This is one of the most commonly held assumptions about time travel. If you go back in time and change even the slightest thing, the butterfly effect will cause a chain reaction that drastically alters the course of history. The time you originally left will not be the one you come back to. However, this very concept is the reason the possibility of time travel remains in dispute.

Matthew Hartmann introduces the Singularity, an interesting view on the future of mankind.

Is time travel physically possible? The simple answer is yes – the more realistic answer is maybe. Physically possible is one thing, but logically possible is another, and time travel must be both if it is to ever exist.

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