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A new review explores how sensitive measurements with torsion balances and quantum states could reveal subtle violations of the Weak Equivalence Principle, bridging the gap between general relativity and quantum mechanics.
Okay, so I just heard that Death Howl is finally hitting consoles – PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch – on February 19th, 2026! The Outer Zone, the devs, announced it. And the best part? It’s launching straight onto PC Game Pass on PC, and it’ll be on the console version of Game Pass too! That means if you’re already paying for Game Pass on Xbox or PC, you can play it day one on either platform without buying it separately. No word yet on a Switch 2 version though, which is a little disappointing.
Thankfully, this time, fans needn’t have worried.
Rosalía’s new album, released in November, has been a huge success with both critics and fans. Called LUX, it’s being praised for its innovative mix of flamenco, reggaeton, classical music, and more – and Rosalía impressively sings in 13 different languages throughout the album!
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Ang Lee’s film tells the sweeping story of Ennis Del Mar and Jack Twist over two decades. The two men fall in love while working as ranch hands in Wyoming in the summer of 1963. Although they both go on to marry and have families, they can’t let go of their feelings for each other.
It began, as these things often do, with a slight upward tick. Bitcoin, that digital phantom, briefly climbed 4% to $92,000. But then… nothing. Or rather, a decline. It settled around $90,000. A price action considered unusual, as it came with the news of Strategy’s acquisition of 10,624 more bitcoins – bringing their total to an astonishing 660,624. A man can collect things, I suppose. Though why these… bitcoins… is beyond me.
New research reveals that ferromagnetic materials exhibit a surprising ‘memory effect’ at terahertz frequencies, challenging the conventional understanding of how spins relax.
Currently, PlayStation gamers have limited choices for compatible flight sticks compared to PC or Xbox players – there’s only one option available right now, though more are expected soon. We’ll have details on those additional options shortly.