Jamie Carter

In Depth From electric cars and space tourism to voice control and the end of digital downloads, here’s what’s coming up in tech.

In Depth Racks of servers, archives and supercomputers in some pretty bizarre – and beautiful – places.

In Depth Google has taken its reputation for search into the cosmos by helping NASA find an eighth planet in a distant system.

As we stumble through the 21st century, burning fossil fuels and indulging in all kinds of other unsustainable practices, only technology can save us.

With so many rockets being launched these days, 'launch tourism' is growing. From Florida to Kazakhstan, here's where to catch a lift-off.

Why keep building up when you can build down? Subterranean construction of roads, parks and 'earth-scrapers' could change our cities forever.

With smartphone cameras sensors and apps getting better all the time, you can take photos of star-trails, the Moon and even the Northern Lights with minimal gear.

70 years after the sound barrier was broken, supersonic air travel could be making a return.

From colossal rockets and new spacecraft to Moon missions and space tourism, the countdown is on.

Analysis Amazon's knows the smart home market will grow, so it's getting in early with a new in-home delivery service.

In Depth New study predicts a massive solar flare will hit Earth in the next century, causing a 'digital silence'. Cue plans for a giant shield in space.

Our guide to the most interesting current and upcoming space missions, and how to keep up with them on social media.

If Hubble can already help find water on alien worlds, just imagine what the 100-times-more-powerful James Webb Space Telescope will find next year.

In Depth On 15 September 2017 NASA will purposefully destroy one of its greatest-ever space probes.

Authorities are looking to the skies for solutions to urban congestion, with more than 10 companies aiming to launch flying cars by 2022.

IN DEPTH OLED is on the rise, but only for high-end luxury TVs. LCD technology will play a major part for years to come.

Saturn's moon is the most Earth-like place in our solar system, but colonizing it would still require a whole lot of tech.

Can AR and VR tech help preserve history? With heritage sites under threat, new tools are enabling 3D modelling of both buildings and objects.