The Avro Lancaster heavy bomber was probably the most famous bomber of WW2.

Forbes, which is focused on business, has selected its top ten technology articles for 2021.

This article, noting recent research, argues that people who fall for pseudoscience don’t bother to search for evidence when reaching a conclusion about what is being claimed.

China nuclear fusion reactor has beaten the previous record held by a French reactor as to how hot a reactor can run under controlled conditions—China’s reactor ran for over 1000 seconds at 70 million degrees Celsius.

Raytheon, a major US defence contractor, lists its most popular stories for 2021.

US President Joe Biden has compared Russia's nuclear threat against Ukraine to the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, which occurred sixty years ago.

Australia and Japan have both agreed on the Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA); the RAA is more important than it seems as it indicates that both Japan and Australia share a common strategic outlook.

More and more people are interested in buying real estate in virtual worlds—land that only exists online.

Australia's Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) estimates that ten per cent of university students submit assignments written by another person.

This article suggests that new research indicates that there is a better way for people to deal with narcissists by first trying to understand them.