Cyberselves have created new tech which allows humans to teleport into a robot.
We speak to CEO Daniel Camilleri who says he hopes the technology will someday be used to help humans do things from afar. Such as diffuse a bomb, investigate a nuclear reactor, but also to bridge the gap between loved ones across the world.
The UK robotics firm has also won a spot in the finals of a global competition.
NASA launched its first ever rocket with a mission to alter the path of an asteroid.
The spacecraft launched from California in the early hours - and it’s hoped it’ll reach its target sometime in September next year.
The UK’s health watchdog NICE has issued new guidance for use of a drug that can cut the chances of pregnant women suffering a miscarriage.
Experts say the drug - called Progesterone - could lead to 8,450 more births each year in the UK.
As Apple and Google have taken to creating their own smartphone chips - Samsung is following suit. The tech giant’s building a £12 billion chip plant in Texas - amid a global shortage of semiconductors. A 21-year study has found tropical trees grow less in warmer years, and therefore take in less CO2. In the US: it looks like the Pentagon is taking UFO sightings more seriously. And, some of Albert Einstein’s notes on his famous theory of relativity have sold at auction.
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