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    How a 14-year-old American built a nuclear fusion device in his parents’ garage

    A young American teenager, Taylor Wilson, achieved a remarkable feat by constructing a nuclear fusion reactor. He began this ambitious project in his family's garage at a very young age. His work involved complex scientific principles usually reserved for large research facilities. This accomplishment garnered significant attention from scientists and highlighted the power of curiosity and determination.

    $30 of free games given by Epic Games store next week. How can you claim them before it's too late?

    Epic Games Store is set to offer Hidden Folks and Totally Reliable Delivery Service as free games from August 14-21, 2025. Hidden Folks, a hand-drawn puzzle game, boasts overwhelmingly positive reviews, while Totally Reliable Delivery Service provides chaotic physics-based delivery fun. Players can save $30 by claiming these titles, adding to their PC gaming library.

    China’s Rare Earth Grip: Supply shock may hit Indian industry, exports and bank books

    India’s core industrial sectors, including transport, electronics, and machinery, are significantly dependent on rare earth imports, primarily from China. A recent SBI analysis warns that Chinese export curbs could disrupt domestic production, affect exports, and impact banks exposed to these sectors. Magnet imports—closely tied to rare earths—have surged, highlighting concentrated usage in automotive and electrical industries.

    Have scientists really discovered a new color called 'Olo' that humans can only see with laser technology? Here’s what to know

    Scientists discover new color 'Olo' that humans can only see with special laser technology. A research team from UC Berkeley and the University of Washington introduced "Olo," a deeply saturated teal shade invisible to the naked eye. Using a special device called Oz, named after the Wizard of Oz, they managed to "trick" the human eye into seeing this new hue. Only five people so far have experienced Olo firsthand. Described as a vibrant blue-green unlike anything seen before, this discovery could even help future colorblindness treatments.

    Video shows the jaw-dropping cost of laptops in 1989: Are we getting technology cheaper than ever?

    In 1989, personal computers cost thousands of dollars, equivalent to $12,000-$26,000 today. Moore's Law and technological advancements made computers cheaper over time. While consumer electronics have become more affordable due to mass production, high-end tech is getting expensive again. The future of affordable computing is uncertain with advancements in AI and quantum computing.

    Best Valentines customized gifts for your boyfriend to surprise him with meaningful presents

    Valentine’s Day is the perfect occasion to celebrate love and show your boyfriend just how special he is with a thoughtful and personalized gift. This article compiles a curated list of the best customized gifts that blend sentimentality with practicality, ensuring your present feels unique and heartfelt. From engraved accessories like wallets, bracelets, and cufflinks to personalized photo frames, DIY scrapbooks, and custom grooming kits, these gifts cater to various interests and styles.

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