Tomorrow's World Today

Production Space
bookmark bookmarked

Kilopower: Nuclear Fission… In Space!

Scientists have been trying to use nuclear power in outer space for decades now, with varying results. Unlike traditional solar power, nuclear power systems take up less space and can be used in areas without access to the sun. Some estimates even suggest that proper usage of nuclear can reduce both cost and flight time. […]

Advertisement

Rollin Justin posing
Innovation Manufacturing
bookmark bookmarked

Rollin’ Along with Rollin’ Justin

If–maybe when–humans finally begin to build colonies on Mars, there’s going to be a slight problem. Obviously, the red planet is empty and devoid of any settlements, and the first inhabitants will need someplace to stay. This only begs the question: who’s going to build it? One possible answer? A six-foot-tall robot named Justin. Also […]

Creation Art
bookmark bookmarked

Pelle Cass and Chaotic Time-Lapse

Sports photography can be tricky to master. You want to capture the movement and the broader aspects of the game/event, but without overwhelming the viewer. On the other hand, you could be Pelle Cass and want as much chaos as possible. Based out of Boston, Cass’ series “Crowded Fields” shows sporting events at their busiest […]

A group of dragon's blood trees
Inspiration Agriculture and Food
bookmark bookmarked

The Wonder of the Dragon’s Blood Tree

What does the word “sap” mean to you? Specifically, tree sap. You’re probably picturing something sticky and brown, like maple syrup. Some may also think of balsam or frankincense, which also come from plant resin. But few would picture a tree appearing to leak blood, crimson as any human’s. The dracaena cinnabari, or dragon’s blood […]