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With this set apparently being the first of a new Lego Zelda line, Team NL sat down to ponder what other Hyrulean spots and personalities could do for epic Lego sets in the future… Kokiri Forest & Lost Woods (Gavin Lane, editor) I’m still shocked that Nintendo didn’t push for some weird new innovation with … Read more
Brussels worries that the continued growth of imported Chinese electric vehicles could cause an irreparable loss of competitiveness in the growing sector. Advertisement China has issued a new threat against the European Commission’s investigation into subsidies for imported electric vehicles (EVs), which could result in additional tariffs to offset the suspected use of state aid. … Read more
It’s the shopping website known for selling super cheap goods, but from allegations of forced labor to claims of third-degree burns, could Temu be too good to be true? A family claimed their young daughter suffered burns after using a nail glue from Temu(Kennedy News & Media) Retailer Temu’s popularity rivals that of Amazon and … Read more
Well, that’s it folks! Arkane Austin has today delivered the final update for the Redfall across Xbox and PC in the form of Game Update 4, which brings a number of new features to the 2023 shooter including an offline mode. The patch notes also contain a final note from Arkane Austin before the studio … Read more
Did you know that cats have been to the moon? That it is safe to look at the sun for 15 minutes, or even longer, as long as you have dark skin? Or that to be healthy, you have to eat a small stone a day? These are some of the latest pearls of wisdom … Read more
Space flight doesn’t usually come to mind when you think of the quiet, green mountains of North Carolina. It is true that, in the early 1960s, NASA built the (now defunct) Rosman Satellite Tracking and Data Acquisition facility among the rolling hills of Appalachia to track Soviet satellites and relay communications for the Gemini and … Read more
This article has been reviewed according to the editorial process and policies of Science X. The editors have emphasized the following attributes to ensure the credibility of the content: fact-checked peer-reviewed publication trusted source written by researchers correct OK! Credit: NASA Worldview x CLOSED Credit: NASA Worldview Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai (Hunga Tonga for short) erupted … Read more
A new paper that takes a look at the Fermi Paradox using the Drake Equations has suggested an uncomfortable solution: maybe we’re alone in the galaxy. If you haven’t heard of the Fermi Paradox, it goes something like this: given the infinity of the universe and the implied probability of life evolving elsewhere, how is … Read more
After its “birth” in the Big Bang, the universe consisted mostly of hydrogen and a few helium atoms. These are the lightest elements on the periodic table. More or less all elements heavier than helium were produced in the 13.8 billion years between the Big Bang and the present day. Stars have produced many of … Read more
This article has been reviewed according to the editorial process and policies of Science X. The editors have emphasized the following attributes to ensure the credibility of the content: fact-checked peer-reviewed publication trusted source corrected OK! Credit: Nano Letters (2024). DOI: 10.1021/acs.nanolett.4c00694 x CLOSED Credit: Nano Letters (2024). DOI: 10.1021/acs.nanolett.4c00694 Lenses are used to bend … Read more
This article has been reviewed according to the editorial process and policies of Science X. The editors have emphasized the following attributes to ensure the credibility of the content: fact-checked peer-reviewed publication trusted source corrected OK! Brain-body allometries without and with evolution. a, Brain size at age 40 versus body size at age 40 on … Read more
This article has been reviewed according to the editorial process and policies of Science X. The editors have emphasized the following attributes to ensure the credibility of the content: fact-checked trusted source corrected OK! Site photographs of two bone beds at (A) Lavernock Point and (B) St Mary’s Bay. The basal bone bed at Lavernock … Read more
If you have a telescope, you might want to consider setting your alarm for Friday (May 31) around 4 a.m. local time (3 a.m. if you live in Hawaii, Arizona, or Puerto Rico that don’t observe daylight savings time). At that hour, if you go outside and look east-southeast, you’ll see what are probably the … Read more
Since last week, I’ve been struggling with a specific part of Google’s new announcements about the Chromebook Plus and ChromeOS: free Google One AI Premium offer (which includes Gemini Advanced) to users who purchase a new Chromebook Plus model. With a presentation that really exploded the idea that AI doesn’t have to be behind an … Read more
Third spike in action (Photo: Dani Clode Design/The Plasticity Lab) Who hasn’t wished they had a spare pair of hands every now and then? You might be trying to unlock the front door with your arms full of shopping, or you’re rushing to make dinner, but you can only wait so long at once. Well, … Read more