The long-term future of the universe

Article Abstract:

Scenarios of the the future state of the universe and humanity are analyzed. One theory describes a closed or a collapsing universe while an opposing one regards the universe as a perpetually expanding phenomenon. Changes in man's life span and thinking ability will hinge on which theory becomes reality.

Expanding universe

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Deus ex machina

Article Abstract:

Possible directions of computer science and technology developments are presented. Computer ability is also compared with the human brain. Topics on biological and quantum computing, the future of robotics and artificial intelligence are also discussed.

Computers, Digital computers, Genetic engineering, Robotics, Computer science

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A handful of heresies

Article Abstract:

The term 'scientific heresy' refers to theories which are contrary to the accepted scientific wisdom at a particular point of time. Several such theories are presented. A brief discussion of each is provided.

Evaluation, Science

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