Online Poker Sites Estonia: Guide to Playing Poker Online Effectively

Online Poker Sites Estonia is becoming the top choice for online poker enthusiasts. With so many options and attractive offers, finding the right poker site is no longer a difficult task. In this article, we will delve into the highlights of online poker sites, factors to consider when choosing, and some tips for playing poker … Read more

Online Poker Dealer School: Discover Your Journey to Professional Dealing

Learning how to become a professional poker dealer not only satisfies your passion for playing cards but also opens up many attractive career opportunities, attracting many young people. The rapid development of information technology has created a big change in the way poker is trained. Studying at an Online Poker Dealer School is now becoming … Read more

Poker Online Sites: Explore the World of Poker Betting Through DU88

Online poker is gradually becoming a favorite form of entertainment for many people. With the continuous development of technology, participating in playing poker online has become easier than ever. This article will explore the current Poker Online Sites, along with the outstanding features, benefits and things to note when choosing an online poker site, especially … Read more

Science quiz: Most powerful non-nuclear bombs

Science quiz: Most powerful non-nuclear bombs  A railgun runs a strong electric current through parallel rails, using the resuting electromagnetic forces to accelerate a projectile to extreme speeds. START THE QUIZ 1 / 5 | Eighteen years ago, Russia tested a weapon it called the “Father of All Bombs.” It was a ___________ weapon because … Read more

Action-packed September – The Hindu

Solar System in the galaxy illustration September began with bang with the Full Moon also known as Corn/Harvest moon and a total Lunar Eclipse on September 7 that was visible throughout Asia and Australia and the central and eastern parts of Europe and Africa. Now, get ready for the next half. New Moon: The Moon … Read more

The physics of light-based computers can change the way AI works

Modern computing banks on conventional electronics and algorithms to process data. But because the hardware operates according to the laws of physics, data processing has a physical speed limit. The availability of power further constrains this speed, especially if the software being run is a power-guzzling artificial intelligence (AI) model. Thus one major preoccupation of … Read more

Science for all: A new type of plant that emits light, but without the genetic engineering this time

Material-engineered multicolor luminescent plants (This article forms a part of the Science for All newsletter that takes the jargon out of science and puts the fun in! Subscribe now!) Glow-in-the-dark plants are not new. In fact, scientists created the first bioluminescent plant way back in 1986, when they combined genes from firefly, Photinus pyralis, with … Read more

Does Mars have life? – The Hindu

The first colour image of Mars transmitted by the Viking 1 lander. | Photo Credit: NASA/JPL A: Since the previous century, scientists have been reporting signs of life on Mars. In 1976, a Viking mission experiment reported signs of metabolism but another detector found no organic molecules. In 1996, the meteorite ALH 84001 was presented … Read more

Scientists develop designer clownfish – The Hindu

Designer clownfish developed by NBFGR. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement  Scientists at the National Bureau of Fish Genetic Resources (NBFGR) claimed to have developed designer clownfish through cross-breeding of two clownfish species – Amphiprion percula (male) and Amphiprion ocellaris (female). The research findings were published in an article by scientists Ajith Kumar T.T. and P. … Read more