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Technology

Is it hard to build a computer? How to upgrade your CPU.

cobuman Computers, Education and Learning, Featured, Information Technology

Back in the day, most people were not familiar on how computer were built and for the most part if you wanted to own a computer it would be already pre-built from companies like IBM, Apple or Compaq. This would not leave you with much of a choice when it came to computer parts or even software. Now days, everyone... Read More

Science

Stressful day? Make the healthy choice.

Vincent Diringer Biology, Featured, Health

Continued stress doesn’t tend to lead to a healthy lifestyle. Although an emotion that is found around the animal kingdom as a way to deal with an external force or event, as times have developed, stress has taken on a whole new definition within our lives. Whether it be work, personal life or other issues nibbling at your subconscious, stress... Read More

News Technology

Bitcoin and the rise of cryptocurrency

Gary Long Computers, Featured, Money

Bitcoin has passed the $10,000 USD per share mark. And as of December 26, the world’s first major cryptocurrency sits at $15,800 USD per share. Apart from being the first and only cryptocurrency of its kind to break the symbolic barrier, it has also defied the expectation of financial market experts who predicted that the bitcoin “bubble” would burst as... Read More

Science

What are nootropics?

Vincent Diringer Biology, Featured, Food, Health

When the term nootropics was coined as such by Romanian psychologist and chemist Corneliu E. Giurgea in 1972, it is doubtful that he realised the extent to which the drugs that fell under that umbrella would become a heavy hitter in the pharmaceutical market. Based off of the Greek words “nous” and “trepein”, which together loosely translate to “mind bender”,... Read More

Science

Sleep tight! The perks of a healthy sleep pattern

Gary Long Biology, Featured, Health, Medical

Sleeping is one of the most important parts of our day. Whilst the promise of a large comfortable bed is more than appealing at the end of a long day, it is also because sleep is an integral part to the proper functioning of our body and mind. During sleep, both use this “down-time” to repair and restore themselves. Usually... Read More

News Science

“We must not be complacent”: Scientists warn the GBR could be dead within the next 15 years

Gary Long Biology, Environment, Featured, Science News

For the first time in 30 years, scientists have found a new species of coral. The discovery came as a scientific team from the Great Barrier Reef Legacy was monitoring the health of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, and how corals were responding to the major bleaching events that have befallen the world’s largest living structure. Fittingly, Dr Charlie Veron, known... Read More

News Science

Increases in sea turtle numbers show that global environmental policy can work

Gary Long Environment, Featured

With doom and gloom continually splattered across headlines covering environmental matters, there are often many stories that never tend to see a larger mainstream distribution. Whilst that isn’t to say that current climate change issues and other policy matters aren’t important – they certainly are – it serves no purpose to continually discuss the negatives and not some of the... Read More

Science

A brief history of writing

Vincent Diringer Education and Learning, Featured, History

Throughout the ages we have been able to retrace and record our history thanks to the invention of a written language. Whilst many languages became defunct over the course of human progression and as empires came and went, the history recorded by them was passed down and transcribed. But can we trace back the first form of written communication? Read More

Science Technology

Civilian casualties in WW2, a record that will hopefully stay untouched

Vincent Diringer Featured, History

The deadliest conflict in world history by a long shot, World War II has a series of dubious titles linked to its name, including the most civilian casualties during a war. With thousands killed across the globe as a result of military action and war crimes, almost six million Jewish people killed in German concentration camps and over twenty million... Read More

Science

Mars’ gravity could be a double edged sword for future explorers

Gary Long Featured, Space

Whilst the exploration and colonization of Mars dominates most of the topics surrounding the Red Planet, certain properties that could ease in its feasibility are often left out of the discussion. For example, one of the lesser known facts about Mars is that its surface gravity is significantly weaker than ours — this means that objects weigh less on there... Read More

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