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Scientists Turned Earth’s Radio Waves into Music. Listen to the Eerie Sounds Made by Lightning and Solar Storms

It catches very low frequency radio waves made by lightning, solar storms and charged particles moving through Earth’s ...

AI for games: KRAFTON highlights 'Three Fronts'

Lee Kang-wook, Chief AI Officer (CAIO) at KRAFTON, presented a new agenda for game AI at one of the world's most prestigious ...

Why Albert Einstein refused to build the atomic bomb: The surprising truth behind his role in the nuclear age

Few names are as closely linked with the atomic bomb as Albert Einstein's. Mention nuclear weapons and, sooner or later, ...
Brandon Sun

For 10 years, TALC talked the talk

For 10 years, an innovative learning program flourished in Brandon. Reflecting on its history is illuminating and could ...
techtimes

Black Flag Resynced Ships July 9: Anvil Engine Rewrite, New Story, Parry Combat

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced arrives on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on Wednesday, July 9 — three days from now — and everything about it has been rebuilt from the ground up. Ubisoft ...
eOpicle

34 Photos I Really, Really, Reallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllly Fear I Wasn't Supposed to See (Because Some Images Don't Just Capture Reality—They Catch It Slipping)

People think fear always arrives with dramatic music. They imagine haunted houses, dark forests, strange noises in abandoned ...

Inside the return of the mandatory final exam in Ontario: Why educators and experts are divided

Tests from physics to phys-ed can help ensure students know the material. But should evaluations be up to the teachers?
The Tribune-Democrat

China test-launches a ballistic missile in the South Pacific and raises regional concerns

China’s navy has test-launched a long-range ballistic missile from one of its nuclear-powered submarines in the South Pacific ...