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14 Apr 2017 Weather in Cayman

Apr 14 Friday 2017 Synopsis Moderate to fresh east to northeasterly winds along with rough seas is expected to continue over the Cayman Islands for the next 24 hours in association with a high pressure system over the Western Atlantic….

13 Apr 2017 Weather in Cayman

Apr 13 Thursday 2017 Synopsis Moderate to fresh east to northeasterly winds along with moderate to rough seas is expected to continue over the Cayman Islands for the next 24 hours in association with a high pressure system over the…

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SETI researchers investigate an unusual signal

By Jon Fingas From engadget It’s probably not a hint of aliens, but it’s strong enough to raise eyebrows. The hunt for alien life might have turned up something special. A Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence team using Russia’s RATAN-600 radio…

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Mice brains store backup copies of memories

By Timothy J. Seppala From engadget Turns out that even the human brain might use redundancy when it comes to storage. New research out of the Riken-MIT Center for Neural Circuit Genetics suggests that memories are stored in two places…

NASA’s new X-plane and the future of electric aircraft

By Emily Calandrelli From Tech Crunch The world is on a quest to create cleaner, quieter airplanes that could replace the fuel-guzzling, roaring commercial aircraft in use today. NASA is leading much of the research and development effort in this area and…

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A new guitar is 30% lighter thanks to multiple weird tricks

By John Biggs From TechCrunch Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could make a lighter guitar, they didn’t stop to think if they should. As TC’s resident guitar lover I have to take all the high-tech…

A mega-telescope is trying to take the first image ever of a black hole, hell yeah

By Taylor Hatmaker From TechCrunch This week, a massive international array of the most powerful radio telescopes on the planet set its sights on the most camera-shy subject of all, the black hole. Badassly known as the Event Horizon Telescope, the…

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Scientists have found an exciting new clue about how ‘super-agers’ stay sharp as they age

By Erin Brodwin From Business Insider Research has shown that some older people stay sharp into old age and retain the ability to recall personal experiences with just as much accuracy as their middle-aged peers. The brains of these so-called “super-agers” look distinct, too:…

This one-of-a-kind rocket is designed to reach space in just 5 minutes

By Rob Ludacer and Jessica Orwig From Business Insider This rocket is about to change space travel. The Haas 2CA rocket is designed by the ARCA Space Corporation. It’s set to be the cheapest rocket of its kind, and could…

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It’s official: People are having sexual fantasies about their digital voice assistants

BY JACK MORSE From Mashable Love is a mystery. But for a growing number of people, it’s a mystery based not in the vagaries of human emotion but rather in the ones and zeros of proprietary software. According to an…