kekocProvence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 'Absolutely robbed': Outrage over 'farcical' scenes at Women's World Cupyahoo.com - Yahoo Sport Australia Controversy has erupted at the Women’s World Cup, with VAR rearing its ugly head again. France preserved their perfect record to top Group A with a …
kekocSuccess Study reveals exactly how far away from your parents and in-laws you should liveLadders - Sheila McClear There’s a very narrow window of distance that lets parents, kids, and in-laws peacefully co-exist without dropping in on each other. The in-laws. …
kekocPeriodic Table Mathematicians Have Proposed a New Structure to The Periodic TableScienceAlert - MICHELLE STARR The periodic table is such a comforting way of cataloguing the Universe, breaking it down into its elements and organising them in nice neat boxes. …
kekocSuccess 7 elite universities offering free online online classesLadders - Paul C. Brunson Many of these universities offer classes via a MOOC platform Udemy. Take a look at seven big-name universities offering free online college …
kekocAdam Grant Should you work from home or at the office? Science has the answerLadders - Editors There’s a meta-analysis showing that as long as you work in the office at least two and a half days a week, there’s no cost to productivity. Adam …
kekocDiamonds There Are 6 'Strongest Materials' On Earth That Are Harder Than DiamondsForbes - Ethan SiegelCarbon is one of the most fascinating elements in all of nature, with chemical and physical properties unlike any other element. With just six protons in its nucleus, it’s the lightest abundant element
kekocScience Two potentially life-friendly planets found orbiting a nearby starNational Geographic - Nadia Drake“We will eventually see if they are actually habitable and, perhaps, even inhabited,” astronomers predict. A tiny, old star just 12 light-years away might host two temperate, rocky planets, astronomers
kekocEthics Deep ethics: The long-term quest to decide right from wrongBBC Future - Simon BeardCould the world ever agree on shared ethical principles? People have been arguing for millennia, says Simon Beard, and reaching an answer is harder than it seems. In the TV series “The Good Place”, a philosophy
kekocPermafrost The poisons released by melting Arctic iceBBC Future - Tim SmedleyPollution, anthrax - even nuclear waste - could be released by global warming In 2012, Sue Natali arrived in Duvanny Yar, Siberia, for the first time. Then a postdoctoral research fellow studying the of
kekocParticles New Experiment Shows The Uncertainty Principle Isn't as Uncertain as We ThoughtScienceAlert - HOWARD WISEMAN, THE CONVERSATION The word uncertainty is used a lot in quantum mechanics. One school of thought is that this means there's something out there in the world that we …
kekocGoogle Photos 24 hidden Android settings you should know aboutPopular Science - David NieldAndroid phones come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, but within, they all run the same basic operating system. That Android code includes settings that let you tailor your smartphone to your needs.
kekocRaspberry Pi If You’re Looking for an Excuse to Buy a Raspberry Pi Mini PC, Here It Isfuturism.com - Futurism Creative If you’ve been thinking about getting a Raspberry Pi because you’ve heard about the all the cool things it can do, but you haven’t been quite sure …
kekocPlay buttonOctopuses Stranded Octopus Thanks Woman for Saving Its Life Before Heading Back to Seatheepochtimes.com - Robert Jay Watson With each passing year, scientists learn more and more about some of the most intelligent animals on our planet. No, we’re not talking about primates …
kekocHow-To's Do Math in Your Head With These Mental Math TricksLifehacker - Nick Douglas You probably haven’t had to do longhand math in years, but you do mental math every day. Or maybe you google math problems ten times a day, because …
kekocScience Huge mystery blob found under the moon's far sideNational Geographic - Maya Wei-HaasThe massive find promises to help scientists better understand how all rocky bodies—including our own planet—came to be. Researchers have discovered something massive lurking underneath the far side of
kekocTechnology Elon Musk at Tesla shareholder meeting: 'It won't be long before we have a 400-mile range car'CNBC - Lora Kolodny Musk and Straubel also showed a picture of a green field in Europe, joking that this would one day be their Gigafactory in Europe. The company aims …
kekocScience Mystery of why arteries harden may have been solved, say scientistsThe Guardian - Nicola DavisThe mysterious mechanism behind the hardening of arteries may have been solved, researchers have revealed, in a study that also suggests the first potential preventive drug for the condition linked to
kekocTechnology Boost for UK tech as German flying taxi startup creates 'hundreds' of new London software jobsThe Telegraph - By Matthew FieldBritain's technology industry has received a boost after Lilium, the German flying taxi start-up, announced plans to hire hundreds of software engineers at a new London base. Lilium, a Munich-based company
kekocBinoculars Jupiter so close to Earth right now you can see its moons with binocularsCNET - by Amanda Kooser NASA urges space fans to check out the bright gas giant and its moons as the planet cuddles up to Earth.
kekocSiberia A Giant Severed Wolf Head From 40,000 Years Ago Has Been Unearthed in SiberiaScienceAlert - PETER DOCKRILL A huge wolf head preserved since the last Ice Age has been found in incredible condition in Siberia, an estimated 40,000 years since being entombed …
kekocEnvironment A 125-Year Weather Record Just Broke in The Us, But The Floods Will Keep ComingScienceAlert - IAN LIVINGSTON, THE WASHINGTON POST Flooding swamped parts of the Southeast over the weekend, with as much as a foot of rain falling in western North Carolina. At the same time, the …
kekocJimmy Kimmel Watch a Bunch of French People Struggle Pronouncing Words in Englishthrillist.com - Dustin Nelson Yes, Americans frequently struggle with even basic French pronunciation. You may have noticed if you've ever waited in line at a bakery. That …
kekocAsteroids Listen: Football field-sized asteroid could hit Earth this yearAudioburst - KOMO "Me, there's an asteroid about the half the size of a football field that has a very slim chance of hitting the earth on September ninth. Researchers …
kekocWilliam Shakespeare 21 Words And Phrases You Probably Didn't Realize Shakespeare InventedBuzzFeed - Crystal Ro "For goodness' sake!" —Shakespeare
kekocAviation Hundreds Of U.S. Flights Canceled As GPS-Based Aircraft Navigation System FailsForbes - Zak Doffman“Does anyone know what happened to GPS/ADS-B last night?” one aviation commentator asked Twitter on June 9, a Sunday. “The issue seemed to be quite wide-spread, with a lot of aircraft grounded… Had this
kekocProstate Cancer New prostate cancer test will give men 'peace of mind' that they will never develop the disease, scientists sayThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinA new one-off prostate cancer test at the age of 55 promises to give men “peace of mind” that they will never develop the disease, scientists have revealed. The 10-minute scan, which could be rolled out
kekocFBI The FBI Just Released Bigfoot’s Official FilePopular Mechanics - By Andrew DanielsFor the first time, take a peek inside the Bureau’s investigation into Sasquatch. The FBI’s Vault is a fascinating corner of the Internet, and a fantastic waste of time. The Bureau’s Freedom of Information
kekocSpace Astronomers Detect an Eerie Ring of Gas Around Our Galaxy's Supermassive Black HoleScienceAlert - MICHELLE STARR Astronomers peering into the dark heart of the Milky Way galaxy have seen a vast, rotating disc of cool gas, circling the supermassive black hole …
kekocDark Phoenix X-Men: Dark Phoenix review: X-Hausting, X-Cruciating, and little reason to existThe Telegraph - By Robbie CollinDir: Simon Kinberg; Starring: James McAvoy, Nicholas Hoult, Sophie Turner, Jennifer Lawrence, Michael Fassbender, Jessica Chastain. 12A cert, 114 mins. In an era when television is straining every sinew
