Tech/Science

World of Warcraft Celebrates Lunar Festival And Darkmoon Faire

World of Warcraft celebrates the Lunar Festival and Darkmoon Faire with new events, games, achievements, and a new questline. Players can enjoy the iconic Darkmoon Faire Grounds and earn the Dance Dance Darkmoon Toy, while also participating in the Lunar Festival to celebrate the Elders and Druids of Moonglade.

NASA Launches PACE Mission to Study Earth’s Microscopic Marine Life and Atmospheric Particles

NASA has launched the PACE mission to observe Earth’s microscopic marine life and atmospheric particles, aiming to provide unprecedented insights into how oceanic and atmospheric processes shape the planet. Equipped with three instruments, the mission will shed light on indicators for ocean health and global warming. PACE has the potential to continue orbiting and studying Earth for up to 10 years, joining a fleet of NASA Earth science missions to gather data on climate change.

Blizzard Entertainment Introduces Hero Talents to World of Warcraft Classes

Blizzard Entertainment introduces Hero Talents in World of Warcraft’s The War Within expansion, offering new character progression and class fantasies. Players can expect self-contained talent trees, freedom to choose, and an equal amount of utility and defensiveness. The community is encouraged to provide feedback on these new additions to help shape the future development of the game.

Skull and Bones: How to Solve the Relics of the Past Treasure Map and Find the Lost Sea People Relic

Learn how to solve the Relics of the Past treasure map and find the Lost Sea People Relic in Skull and Bones. Follow the guide to locate the relic at Fort Louis outpost in the Tenina Coast region and embark on an exciting treasure hunting adventure in the game.

Dyson Unveils Supersonic r Hairdryer for Professional Stylists

Dyson’s latest innovation in hair care, the Supersonic r, is designed for professional stylists with smart RFID attachments, smaller, lighter design, and precise heat control. With input from stylists, the Supersonic r aims to reduce wrist strain and improve usability in demanding settings, making it a game-changer in hair care technology.

Former Infinity Ward Developer Reveals Dramatic Events Surrounding Firing of Studio Heads

Former Infinity Ward developer sheds light on the dramatic events surrounding the abrupt firing of studio heads Jason West and Vince Zampella by Activision in 2009, altering the trajectory of the Call of Duty franchise and the first-person shooter genre. The firing prompted a collective feeling of anger and unfairness among the team, with nearly half of the entire studio at risk of leaving, jeopardizing the development of Modern Warfare 3.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Makes a Comeback

The highly anticipated Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is making a comeback with exciting new updates and features, promising to keep gun game lovers engaged for the next 55 days. The latest installment offers a range of new maps and gameplay dynamics, including the introduction of the ‘Stash House’ map. Gaming enthusiasts can catch all the action by tuning in to The Flight Zone on weekdays from 3 to 7 pm.

Study Finds Removal of Apex Predators from Ecosystems Has Long-Lasting Effects

A recent study by Colorado State University found that the removal of apex predators from an ecosystem can have long-lasting effects. The study challenges the belief that reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone National Park restored the degraded ecosystem, revealing that the absence of apex predators for nearly a century transformed the food web and landscape. Lead author Tom Hobbs emphasized that disturbing ecosystems by changing the makeup of a food web can lead to lasting changes that are not easily fixed.

New Species of Winged Dinosaur Unearthed in Scotland

Scientists have unearthed a new species of winged dinosaur, Tyrannosaurus mcraeensis, in Scotland, closely related to the famous T. rex. This apex predator, estimated to have lived 71-73 million years ago, was a dominant force in the ecosystem, challenging previous understanding of tyrannosaur evolution and shedding new light on the prehistoric world.

Breakthrough in Carbon Dioxide Waste Conversion

McMaster University researchers, in collaboration with experts at Copenhagen’s Danish Technical University, have made a breakthrough in carbon dioxide waste conversion. Their research focuses on an electrochemical process to capture and restructure carbon dioxide into fuel and plastics, offering promise for mitigating air pollution and creating valuable products. The study’s findings have significant implications for the advancement of carbon dioxide conversion technologies and sustainable waste management.