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The Intuit Dome

By: Salar Nasimov, Journalist

The Intuit Dome, the future home of the Los Angeles Clippers, represents a significant advancement in stadium technology and design. This state of the art facility will improve the fan experience and set new standards for the sports industry.

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China Plans to Develop a Railgun Used to Launch Hypersonic Planes Into Space

By: Daniel Do, Journalist

The space planes will allegedly be bigger than a Boeing 747, over 129 feet long. he railgun will essentially be a giant electromagnetic launch that will be expected to accelerate a hypersonic aircraft to Mach 1.6, nearly twice the speed of sound.

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Design For Trucks To Protect From Crashes

By: Walker McCann, Journalist

Chalmers University’s team focused on protecting the cabin of the passenger car in the event of a head on collision. This is not possible with traditional truck designs, so the aim of the research was to change the way trucks and cars interacted during a crash.

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“Drinking Bird” Science Toy Inspires Electricity Generator.

By: Andres Martinez Aparicio, Journalist

In Hong Kong, scientists harnessed the perpetual motion of a science toy and made it a cheap renewable energy source. It powered twenty LCDs.

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Diia – Shaping The Future Of Government Worldwide

By: Ben Nguyen, Journalist

Ukraine has long been plagued by the threat of corruption. Long wait-times for public services, an overwhelmed bureaucracy, and more has decreased the reputation of Ukraine's public sector. But enter Diia.

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How The Printer Was Invented

By: Osler Gonzales Gomez, Journalist

The printer's creator is Johannes Gutenberg. Back in 1440, he worked on the printer project for 10 years before perfecting it, and the printer would be used commercially.

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How Neural Networks Work

By: Liam Eckerman, Journalist

Neural networks are like digital brains composed of interconnected nodes arranged in layers. These layers consist of the input layer, hidden layer, and output layer.

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The Universe is Hostile to Computers

By: Liam Eckerman, Journalist

A Mario 64 speedrunner suddenly gets teleported to a higher platform. An election candidate in Belgium gets four thousand ninety six more votes than they should have.

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The Silent Struggle: Navigating the Unseen Challenges of Technostress

By: Pranav Sharma, Journalist

Introduction: In our fast-paced, digitally-driven world, the conveniences of technology have become indispensable. However, alongside the benefits of increased connectivity and efficiency, a unique...

All About The Raspberry Pi

By: Jiaxiang Xie

Raspberry Pi devices are versatile, affordable, and backed by a great community. They allow you to make a wide range of projects, from retro gaming to home automation, making them a popular choice for tech enthusiasts and hobbyists(Like me).

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Transistors

By: Jiaxiang Xie

A CPU composes of billions of transistors, such as the i9–13900K, which have up to about 26 billion transistors. 26. Billion. All inside your everyday computer.

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How Internet And The Web Works

By: Nathan Brown, Journalist

In 1968, The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) created a system, ARPANET, that was used to send information between computer. and, in 1969, A host computer connected to another computer at UCLA and to Stanford researchers computers through a network, this was part of the ARPANET project

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