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Scientists using excitons to transform quantum materials with low energy.

Science

Excitons Enable Low-Energy Quantum Material Transformation

Researchers used excitons to reshape quantum materials with 10x less energy, opening new avenues in applied physics.

Graph showing Japan's 40-year bond yield spike and Bitcoin's price drop in tandem

Finance

Japan’s Bond Market Turmoil Sparks Global Financial Tremors, Bitcoin in Crosshairs

Japan's 40-year bond yield surge and Bitcoin's price drop reveal a direct link through liquidity shifts and carry trade unwinds, per BlackRock and BIS data.

Crimson Desert protagonist Kliff wielding a sword and piloting a mech in a desert battlefield

Gaming

Crimson Desert’s March 19 Launch: Can This ‘Action RPG Tesseract’ Actually Work?

Crimson Desert launches March 19 after 5.5 years of development. Can its sword fights, mechs, and 'tesseract' design coexist?

Health

Urban Trees Linked to Lower Heart Disease Risk Than Grass in Landmark Study

Urban trees may offer cardiovascular benefits over grass, according to a study linking street-level greenery to heart health in 90,000 women.

NASA astronaut Suni Williams during a spacewalk, wearing a red NASA emblem on her suit

Science

NASA Astronaut Suni Williams Retires After 27 Years, 608 Days in Space, and Record Spacewalking Hours

NASA astronaut Suni Williams retired after 27 years, 608 days in space, and record-breaking spacewalks. Her career included the Starliner mission extension and nine EVAs totaling 62 hours.

A smart bed with adjustable firmness settings and sleep tracking features

Artificial Intelligence

Smart Beds Without Smarts: The Non-AI Future of Mattress Tech

Smart beds use mechanical systems for adjustments, not AI. Explore how mattress tech evolves without machine learning, focusing on physical features like sleep trackers and pressure relief.

A close-up of an M.2 SSD slot on a motherboard, highlighting the physical component driving current storage price surges.

Technology

AI’s Memory Hunger Won’t End Soon—Here’s How to Survive the SSD Price War

AI-driven demand is straining the memory market, pushing SSD prices to unsustainable levels. Here’s how to navigate the crisis.

Barcode scanning apps NonUSA and Made O’Meter lead Danish App Store rankings amid U.S. product boycott

Technology

Nordic App Stores Go Rogue: Danish Users Weaponize Shopping Against U.S. Tensions

Danish users are leveraging apps like NonUSA and Made O’Meter to boycott U.S. products amid geopolitical tensions, sparking an 867% download surge in the Nordic region.

Five cozy games with muted aesthetics: Project Zomboid, Potion Craft, and others displayed on a Steam Deck.

Gaming

Cozy Games Without the Pastel: 5 Chill Titles That Defy Aesthetics

Discover 5 cozy games that chill without pastel aesthetics. Explore tactile gameplay and Steam Deck compatibility in titles like Project Zomboid and Potion Craft.

YouTube AI avatars for Shorts creators with quality control measures

Technology

YouTube’s AI Clone Wars: Shorts Creators Get Digital Doppelgängers, But the Platform Swears It’s Not a Robot Takeover

YouTube introduces AI avatars for Shorts creators, balancing innovation with quality control through advanced detection tech.

Zipline drones in flight with warehouses in the background

Technology

Zipline Soars with $600M Boost: Drones Set to Deliver 2M+ Goods by 2026

Zipline’s $600M funding accelerates drone delivery expansion, targeting 2M+ goods by 2026 with dual-platform strategy.

Blue Origin's TeraWave satellite network architecture diagram showing LEO and MEO satellites with RF and optical links

Technology

Blue Origin’s 6Tbps Satellite Gambit: Can TeraWave Outpace Starlink in the Race for Space Internet?

Blue Origin’s TeraWave aims to deliver 6Tbps satellite internet for enterprises, contrasting with Starlink’s consumer focus. First launches planned for 2027.