The best way to study the subatomic particles that make up the most fundamental building blocks of our universe is, of course, to smash them into each other with as much energy as possible. And now physicists at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory say they’ve found a better way to do that.
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By GameSpot Staff Get a quick overview of the characters in the game and what they can do.
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By GameSpot Staff Microsoft and Activision are working to fix the problem “ASAP.”
It must feel thrilling to be rich, free to fling millions of dollars at whatever your heart desires. Right now, you can buy a private island and former sea fort off the coast of Denmark …
By Joan E. Solsman The Internet’s main spot for AM/FM radio adds an $8 subscription that swaps commercials out of 600 stations, while also opening up a library of audiobooks (including “Harry Potter”) and streaming every Major League Baseball game.
By Casey Chan on Sploid, shared by Meg Neal to Gizmodo
Back to the Future is basically the perfect movie. But it totally could have been just a bad 80’s movie if a few things went differently. Like if Eric Stoltz never got replaced with Michael J. Fox, if the movie had used a refrigerator as the time machine instead of the DeLorean or if the movie was called Spaceman from Pluto instead (seriously). All those things could have happened!
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By Amanda Kooser Coffee bean hulls take on a new high-tech life as renewable 3D printing filament. It only comes in one color, though.
By Mario Aguilar on Reviews, shared by Mario Aguilar to Gizmodo
Even as Apple, Samsung, and Motorola are pounding out their latest flagship superphones, the OnePlus 2 is easily the most interesting handset hitting the market right now. It’s different: An ambitious, powerful phone that won’t set you back too much loot.
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By GameSpot Staff Bungie discusses Exotic blueprints, double vault space, Gjallarhorn changes, Legendary Marks, and more.