The streets of Cambridge are to play host to Britain’s first self-driving shuttle from today in milestone tests that will see the bus ferry passengers on a busy main road. Developed by Aurrigo, the three Auto-Shuttles are running a two-mile route from Madingley Road Park and Ride around the University of Cambridge’s West Campus. This … Read more
Luis ‘Lue’ Elizondo filed a 64-page complaint to the Department of Defense’s Inspector General claiming high-ranking officials tried to silence him about the Pentagon’s UFO program The former counterintelligence specialist who first blew the whistle on the Department of Defense’s UFO program has claimed that top Pentagon officials engaged in a ‘disinformation campaign’ to discredit … Read more
Pedestrian crossing signals will be left on the ‘green man’ at 18 sets of lights in London unless traffic is approaching under Sadiq Khan’s plans to make the capital a ‘walkable city’. In a further example of what critics have called the Mayor’s ‘war on motorists’, the crossings will be altered with ‘green person authority’ technology which detects approaching … Read more
Richard Hammond and his wife Mindy (above) bought their castle near Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, for £2m in 2008 Grand Tour presenter Richard Hammond is facing opposition from Historic England over an ‘inappropriate’ revamp of his home which dates back to the 15th century. The former Top Gear star wants to tear down his conservatory and replace … Read more
Researchers have broken the record for the highest resolution image ever captured of individual atoms, creating a shot that is ‘zoomed in’ some 100 million times. These images are so fine-tuned, in fact, that the blurring remaining in the shot is the product solely of the thermal jiggling of the atoms themselves. The breakthrough by … Read more