An important development in the United Kingdom: Tata Steel has now received a £500 million (€590 million) British government grant to green its aging steel plant in Port Talbot, Wales. The new Labor government also agrees to cut 2,500 jobs. Under the previous Conservative government of Rishi Sunak, there was…
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You’ve never seen the moon like this before
The moon is actually a colorless stone ball. More than half a century ago, Apollo astronauts felt like they were in an old-fashioned black-and-white movie, with only shades of grey. The fact that we often see the Moon as a yellow-white celestial body is that the moonlight is actually a…
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There is no link between LED lights and cataracts
Where does this claim come from? says one of them in a post that was widely circulated on social media American businessmanMatt Roski, using LED lights will not be safe for our health (1). Roeske points out the flickering characteristic of LEDs. That would lead to Headaches and migraines store…
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GTA Online’s new zombies mode is so popular that Rockstar has to step in
New temporary zombie mode launched recently GTA Online Insanely popular. So popular in fact that Rockstar actually had to step in. Zombies mode, which takes players to North Yankton to take down wave after wave of zombies, includes a community challenge. Initially, players had to kill a total of 80…
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Starship Troopers: Annihilation is available now
Want to can some giant bugs after Helldivers 2? Then Starship Troopers: Annihilation might be something for you. The game has been released into early access and is now officially available on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC. To celebrate, developer Offworld has put together a launch trailer for the game.…
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Note: Movies and series available on Disney+ will vary from country to country
You would expect the content offered by Disney+ to be the same everywhere. Unlike Netflix or Amazon, for example, Disney does not (partially) rely on purchasing licenses from third parties. Disney only publishes its own content and the content of the studios it owns, including Marvel, Lucasfilm, and Fox. But…
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Review | “Niva is a masterpiece, just like its predecessor Grace.”
In 2018, I received an email from Praga asking if I’d like to review the indie game Gris for 9lives. I started the game on my Nintendo Switch with somewhat mixed feelings. I was immediately blown away by the gameplay, graphic style, and emotions that were thrown at me. Six…
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The snails are rapidly transforming into a new species
Scientists often don’t see evolution in action. So they were very excited when they saw a few snails on a small rocky island in Sweden evolving into a completely different population that had disappeared thirty years earlier. The change was amazing. In 1988, the Koster Archipelago, a group of islands…
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Artificial intelligence pioneers win Nobel Prize in Physics | EOS Sciences
When you ask a question to an AI chatbot like ChatGPT, you’re using a piece of software loosely inspired by the structure of our brains, an artificial “neural network.” Nobel laureates in physics contributed to the development of such networks, and to their theoretical understanding, in the 1980s – decades…
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Steam now indicates that you only purchase game licenses
Players who purchase a new game on Steam will now be reminded that they are only purchasing a license. Valve has provided an update to its sales platform, clarifying the nature of the purchasing process in the purchase screen. A new message appears on the purchase screen reminding players that…
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