This shows that the big players in aiation are taking this seriously:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-42152484

The Beeb put this nice little article up the other day, I was unaware of this program:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-41945654

Thought I would start a thread on this, we are all being told that Self-Driving Vehicles are going to be the future, I'm not exactly for it or against it but it interests me and I would like to keep an eye on the it's progress.

There have been some accidents already, most of them seem to be down to the humans driving into the self-driving vehicles rather than the self-driving vehicles crashing of their own accord.

First signs seem to be that they are fine at driving until something out of the ordinary happens then they struggle to get out of trouble.

Of course this can be improved but as things stand now I think they still have a way to go.

This story is all over the news here, I don't really want to comment on it but it saddens me greatly that it's happening

Record surge in atmospheric CO2 seen in 2016

Chaps sit back for an hour and watch this video, or be left behind

This "might" be the most important hour you spent this decade.

Tony Seba: Clean Disruption - Energy & Transportation

Hi guys, sorry not been round much recently been rather busy with exams and job changes etc.

Saw this article and thought I'd drop it in here for you all:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-41441877

So what does BFR stand for?

My guess is "big F***ing Rocket"

The eclipse has begun in Salem, Oregon, and will continue over the breadth of the US for about 4 hours or so. Some links where you can see the event in real time:

https://eclipse2017.nasa.gov