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In Search of Venus: About Andrea Wulf's Book 'Chasing Venus' Describing the First International Scientific Project

In the 18th century, people knew that the Earth revolved around the Sun, but they didn't know how far away it was.

From Subotica to New Delhi

Serbia from Subotica to New Delhi. This slogan has nothing to do with the primitive cry from the 90s when nationalist madness was drawing the borders of an imaginary Serbian empire all the way to Tokyo.

Post-American Hollywood: Hegemony in Transition

Hollywood has never been just an industry; it has been an apparatus of cultural hegemony. In the sense defined by Antonio Gramsci, hegemony rests not solely on economic domination, but on the ability to present one's own worldview as universal and natural.

Serial Killer's House from Cult Horror Film for Rent: Visitors Must Meet One Condition!

The new owner, Kris Roun, a longtime horror fan and film set designer, bought the property and restored it to its cinematic glory. For the renovation, he hired Tom Savini and his team, who rebuilt the well-known pit in the house's basement. The house has four bedrooms, including 'The Precious Suite,' named after Bill's Bichon Frise, and a retro arcade upstairs. One of the more unusual moments was when a guest booked the house to propose to his girlfriend by lowering a ring in a basket down the basement pit.

Is your phone battery barely lasting a day? These 5 mistakes are destroying it

If your smartphone can't last even two full years without a significant drop in capacity, it's highly likely that your daily habits are to blame. Lithium-ion batteries are sensitive to extreme conditions, and the silent mistakes we make slowly but surely degrade key components. To preserve autonomy, it is important to understand that chemical stress directly depends on how you treat the device while it is charging.

Is Artificial Intelligence Undermining Its Own Scientific Field?

Recently, experts in the field of artificial intelligence are facing an unusual problem: the technology they have developed has begun to affect the quality of their own scientific production.