The university has raised R26 million through outside investors to back the start-ups.
Hollywood would have us believe that floating around in space is a glamourous business, but in reality, it can be a little gross.
If hypotheses are correct, even Jeff Bezos couldn’t afford to buy Asteroid Psyche, which is worth more than the entire economy on our planet.
Just what every girl wants – a bizarre talking hologram of her dead father, singing her husband’s praises.
Multi-millionaire and environmentalist Dale Vince has set out to create the world’s first “zero impact” diamond.
Bugatti is retiring its W16 engine with “the most extreme, uncompromising, fastest and lightest” car it has ever made.
The Telegraph doesn’t hand out five-star reviews all that often, so there must be something pretty special about the new Land Rover Defender.
Ever wondered what one of the most memorable scenes from ‘Step Brothers’ would look like if Sly Stallone and Arnie switched places with Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly?
Apple has promised the most durable screen ever on the new iPhone 12 range, but the proof is in the kicking, dropping, and scratching.
The ‘Face to Face’ feature on Tinder, which has just gone global, is bad news for those who’ve been using the app for nefarious means.
For more than two years, scientists have been studying a 12 million-year-old meteorite that fell to Earth in 2018, and they’re ready to reveal the results.
A recently released study from Imperial College London adds to the evidence that herd immunity could be a problematic approach to the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the latest Apple goodies are rolled out, there’s no harm in boxing smart to ensure you’re paying the best possible price.
The Russian Lun-class ekranoplan, or “The Caspian Sea Monster”, as it has been dubbed, has just emerged for the first time in 30 years.
Let’s take a minute to compare Apple’s more compact models, from the iPhone 4 through to the iPhone 12 Mini.
In another landmark space adventure, NASA’s mission to collect dust and rocks from asteroid Bennu was a success.
Smashing a cup of coffee first thing in the morning is how most of us get going, but should that wait until after brekkie?
It was one of those days when everything went wrong, except it all happened in space which raises the stakes a little.
Every year, at around this time, Google finds itself in hot water. This time it’s going to be a little harder to get out of.
Musk recently spoke at the Mars Society’s annual conference, and said that projects to develop a Martian settlement were already underway.
The coveted title of ‘World’s Fastest Production Car’ has once again changed hands, and contrary to prediction, it wasn’t snapped up by a Bugatti.
In a first for NASA, the Osiris-Rex probe hopes to touch down on a large asteroid and grab some rocks and dust in what has been dubbed a “high five manoeuvre”.
For Netflix, lockdowns across the world were very good for business. There’s no guarantee that 2021 will continue that trend.
I could let it go when artificial intelligence was used to create creepy talking robots, but now it’s coming for our beer.
Like many, I cannot wait to see the back of this year, for reasons nicely summed up by 2020’s South African Word of the Year.
The mysterious person in a jetpack has been spotted, once again, at Los Angeles International Airport.
The Cranfield Simulation F1 Simulator is the sort of toy you see in the houses of multimillionaires, just before they take you on a tour of their private zoo.
Apple announced four new iPhones in the iPhone 12 range in another virtual event on Tuesday, this time under the banner ‘Hi, Speed’.
The Tesla Roadster, with its mannequin ‘pilot’ Starman, made its first close approach to Mars.
Why stick to tradition when you can turn the whiskey ageing process into a data-capturing accelerated tech fest?