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"Carter Catastrophe": The Math Equation That Predicts The End Of HumanityPUBLISHED3 minutes ago"Carter Catastrophe": The Math Equation That Predicts The End Of HumanityThe equation appears to predict the fall of the Berlin Wall and the longevity of Stonehenge.Senior Staff WriterJames is a published author with multiple pop-history and science books to his name. He specializes in history, space,...

2024’s Great American Eclipse Made Some Birds Behave In Surprising Ways, But Not All Were FooledThousands of volunteers recorded bird behavior in response to the total solar eclipse of 2024, revealing a diversity of bird responses. The rest of this article is behind a paywall. Please sign in or subscribe to access the full content.For some, the wonder of total solar eclipses is enhanced...

Stalagmites Are Strange Structures That Form In Caves, And The World’s Oldest Was Found In OklahomaDid you know that organisms that live exclusively in caves are known as troglobites? It’s not the most appealing name in the world, but it seems fitting. Brings to mind images of wet, cold, and dark places where unknown liquids drip from the ceiling (some of which has been discovered to be the...

Avoiding, or at least limiting the damage from, geomagnetic storms is one of the most compelling arguments for why we should pay attention to space. Strong solar storms can have an impact on everything from air traffic to farming, and we ignore them at our own peril and cost. Despite that threat, the tools that we have applied to tracking and analyzing them have been relatively primitive. Both simulations and the physical hardware devoted to it require an upgrade if we are to accurately assess the threat a solar storm poses. As a first step, a new paper from a group led by researchers at the University of Michigan created a much more detailed simulation that shows how important it is that we also have the appropriate sensing hardware in place to detect these storms as they happen.

In a newly published novel titled Hole in the Sky, Cherokee science-fiction author Daniel H. Wilson blends Native American tales about alien civilizations with up-to-date speculation about UFOs, now also known as unidentified anomalous phenomena or UAPs.

The end of the Minecraft Copper Cape Quest is nigh, and here's how to get it Minecraft's Copper Cape Quest event has been an absolute treat, not only because we've gotten all sorts of snazzy loot from it, but also because it's given me the much needed kick to have a proper tidy up IRL. While my life is generally still a chaotic mess, at the very least my office now gives the illusion of...

How to use Battlefield 6 XP boost tokens How do you use XP boost tokens in Battlefield 6? In a significant departure from the beta, getting XP and hitting the higher ranks takes a long, long time in BF6. If you want to max out a weapon and use the best attachments, you're going to need to play more than just a game or two of Conquest. Thankfully, you'll likely have some XP boost tokens...

Your Intel GPU could see a 4x frame rate boost soon, thanks to this new tech Intel graphics card owners have just gained a significant boost, as the company has confirmed it intends to immediately support its new XeSS 3 tech in all existing XeSS 2-supported games. This means that those games will be able to take advantage of this new Intel GPU upscaling technology, which adds support for...

Battlefield 6 dev promises to fix its most ridiculous movement exploit I've never seen a game launch without a single bug. However, some launches are plagued with more of them than others. Battlefield 6 has got off to a relatively good start, considering the size of the game and number of players - a stark contrast to the launch state of its predecessor, 2042. However, there's one...