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New research reveals a unifying principle governing how quantum systems transition between phases, even when driven far from equilibrium.

This game has been in development for a long time, starting with testing phases on computers. Now, it’s finally coming to PlayStation consoles, letting players experience its one-of-a-kind two-versus-two battles.

Researchers have discovered an exactly solvable model demonstrating how non-Hermitian dynamics can give rise to exotic quantum phenomena in dissipative spin liquids.

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Walton Goggins, known for his role in Fallout, discusses his journey transforming into The Ghoul, detailing the creative, physical, and emotional demands of the part. In a conversation with Grae Drake, Goggins explores the challenges of bringing such an iconic character to life, including the unique experience of voicing The Ghoul in the video games. … Read more
On the 4th of December, Ondo Finance Inc., with all the subtlety of a marching band in a library, submitted a letter to the SEC’s Crypto Task Force. The letter, written in the style of a desperate inventor begging for a patent, outlines a “roadmap” to speed up tokenized securities. The firm claims the U.S. is lagging behind global markets, as if the entire nation is trapped in a bureaucratic time warp. 🕰️

A new analysis reveals the limits of simplified modeling techniques used to predict how light pulses behave within dispersive optical cavities.

Look, I absolutely love Raiders of the Lost Ark, and it’s not just because it reminds me of being a kid. It’s a genuinely fantastic film, built on a solid foundation of great storytelling. Spielberg really nailed that sweet spot between heart and humor – it practically defined how movies were made for a while. What keeps me coming back, and what draws in new fans, is that perfect blend of memorable characters and a tone that just… works. It’s a film that truly stands the test of time.

Sharp-eyed viewers noticed a funny mistake in the second episode of Stranger Things season five. In the episode, Will (played by Noah Schnapp) and Robin (played by Maya Hawke) are trying to locate the spot where Will last had a vision related to Vecna.