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You can now play Overwatch for free until December 4th 2019

on November 30, 2019

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Scientists engineered a bacteria capable of consuming CO2 | Climate change 2019

on November 29, 2019

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Climate change: the 9 points of no return that endanger humanity

on November 29, 2019

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Particle X17: Hungarian scientists claim they discovered the fifth force of nature

on November 27, 2019

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Climate change will make the world's economies smaller in 2050

on November 27, 2019

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Asteroid Defense: What to do if an asteroid threatens the Earth?

on November 26, 2019

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Researchers: First recording of the heart rate of blue whales. How often blue whale's heart beat?

on November 26, 2019

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Valve has officially announced a new Half-Life (Alyx) game to be released

on November 25, 2019

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Researchers discover evidence of life on Venus

Astronomers have discovered scientific proof of life on Venus. The extraordinary discovery was announced by the Royal Astronomical Society in the livestream of their press conference. The molecules discovered in the atmosphere of the planet can only be produced by a living organism. Do we now have the final proof of extraterrestrial life? Video: Researchers from Great Britain, Japan and the USA have found possible evidence of life on Venus!
They discovered a substance that is produced on Earth mainly by organisms that do not breathe oxygen.
The scientists had examined Venus with telescopes and discovered the gas phosphine in the clouds, according to a report in the journal "Nature Astronomy". On Earth, this can only be produced artificially in the laboratory or by microbes - and is therefore regarded here as proof of the existence of life.

Is it possible that the phosphine in the clouds of Venus was excreted by tiny organismsThe research team investigated various possi…

How to improve audio quality on Samsung Galaxy Note 10: 9 tricks that work

In August 2019, Samsung introduced its Galaxy Note 10 to the world , which immediately became one of the best phones of the year.The characteristics of the Galaxy Note 10 are very good, but can be further improved using some very simple tricks. Specifically, let's talk about audio. Yes, the sound of your Galaxy Note 10 is good, but you should know that there are several functions introduced by Samsung that can take you to ultra high quality.
9 tricks to improve the audio on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10Use the UHQ optimizerThis function of the Galaxy Note 10 is very useful for improving sound quality when you are using wired headphones. Therefore, it should be noted that it only works when they are connected. Basically, what the optimizer does is add more data to the file so that it plays in ultra high quality (UHQ), without actually modifying it.

To enable it, go to Settings> Sounds and vibration> Advanced sound settings> Sound quality and effects> UHQ Optimizer and select…

What Materials are Smartphones made of The story behind Making Cell Phones

Gold, silver, and copper are actually just a few of the 70 or so chemical elements that make up the average smartphone.

These can be divided into different groups, two of the most critical being rare earth elements and precious metals.

Rare earths are a selection of 17 elements that are actually common in Earth’s crust and are found in many areas across the world in low concentrations.

These elements have a huge range of magnetic, phosphorescent, and conductive properties that make them crucial to modern technologies.

In fact, of the 17 types of rare earth metals, phones and other electronics may contain up to 16. In smartphones, these create the screen and color display, aid conductivity, and produce the signature vibrations, amongst other things.

And yet, crucial as they are, extracting these elements from the earth is linked to some disturbing environmental impacts.

Rare earth elements can often be found, but in many areas, it’s not …

How Did They Tell Time Before Clocks?

Lets Examine How Did They Tell Time Before Clocks? Where Did Telling Time Originate?What makes time so important?Who invented the clockand why worldwide exist many various time zones?The very first kind of telling time was the sundial and the earliest sundials are known from the archaeological record are obelisks from almost 5,000 years earlier.Sundials suggest the time by casting a shadow onto a surface. The things that cast the shadow is a stick in the center known as a gnomon. A sound sundial can determine time with exceptional precision, and sundials were used to monitor the efficiency of clocks until the modern period.

However, sundials have their limitations too. Undoubtedly they require the sun to shine, They do not work throughout the night when it's dark.
Several devices have been utilized throughout the years to estimate the passage of time. candle lights and sticks of incense that burn down at fairly predictable speeds have been used, in addition to the hourglass.

Hourgla…

5D chess with time travel and parallel multiverses

Here is the most convoluted and creative chess variant that has probably ever been invented: 5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel [Steam]. The first merit is that the title describes the game, which also tries to respect the rules of the original chess as much as possible. I found it in a video from Aliensrock, where you can watch some game videos.
In this multidimensional version of chess There are considered to be five dimensions: the usual three (of which only the usual two on the flat board are used) and then another temporary one and another one of multiple universes, hence 5D.
The moves of the pieces can therefore be the usual ones, but in addition to that, they can travel back in time. In doing so, the pieces attack the opponent's pieces in the past, and if they capture the king, the game is won.
For example, one trick is to move a piece so that it attacks the king in two different positions in the past (for example, a stationary king …

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