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Entangled particles revive a 35-year-old test of the Standard Model - Phys.org

Stop using the cd command — this Linux command is faster, smarter, and easier - How-To Geek

Melbourne began pumping its sewage onto paddocks west of the city in 1897. The 10,500-hectare site that grew out of that arrangement now treats around 500 megaliters a day and holds close to 300 bird species, some of them flying in from Siberia, on a site - Space Daily

Quantum Computers Just Passed a Test That Classical Computers Fundamentally Can't - ScienceAlert

How To Talk To A Machine Without Anthropomorphising It - Hackaday

Rare pulsar unleashes 114 giant pulses in a single hour - Phys.org

The future of Earth observation: Private satellites and AI bring benefits but also pose risks - Space

A B-52 tore apart over North Carolina in January 1961 and dropped two hydrogen bombs, and Sandia's own accident reports, released in 2021, record that one bomb powered itself up, ran its timer out and crushed its nose on impact, and that an arm-safe swit - Space Daily

Two of the Universe's Great Mysteries May Have Their Own Dimension - WIRED

Greenland’s Wayward Ice Island Just Smashed Into Joe Island—and Survived - Gizmodo

Astronomers Have Completed the Largest Map of Space. Yes, You Can Play With It. - WIRED

Scientists discovered an underwater city of 20,000 octopus nests deep inside California coast; largest kn - The Times of India

Three quantum phases in chromium-based material hint at a spin-triplet superconductor - Phys.org

What Would Happen If The Gulf Stream Stopped - WorldAtlas

Sea otters along California's central coast that habitually use rocks to crack open snails and mussels show measurably less tooth damage than otters that bite prey directly, a difference biologists documented across years of tracking 196 radio-tagged animals a - spacewar.com