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Concrete balls are fantastic batteries, now California sunk a 9-meter ball in the ocean-and is already planning versions with 30 meters

Concrete balls are fantastic batteries, now California sunk a 9-meter ball in the ocean-and is already planning versions with 30 meters

Apparently simple balls from concrete can save electricity when they are sunk into hundreds of meters? Yes! (Image source: Adobe Firefly, generative AI) A field made of tons -heavy balls on the sea floor – gray, inconspicuous and yet they are a piece of puzzle of the energy supply of tomorrow. Europe scientists are planning ...

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ITCH.IO collects money for those affected by the forest fires in California

ITCH.IO collects money for those affected by the forest fires in California

Welcome to Gamestar! Continue with advertising As usual with personalized advertising, commercials and tracking. In the Data protection options Can you see the processing purposes and partners required for this. For more information, see data protection declaration. Agree For the further development and financing of our offer, we collect and process and up to 223 ...

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Riot Games temporarily closes headquarters due to deadly fires in LA

Riot Games temporarily closes headquarters due to deadly fires in LA

Riot Games is temporarily closing its headquarters in Los Angeles County as dangerous fires continue to burn in the Palisades and elsewhere. The League of Legends Manufacturerwhich is just a few miles from the current edge of Santa Monica's evacuation warning zone, will only allow “critical functions” personnel into the building, at least through the ...

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New California law targets digital goods licensing

New California law targets digital goods licensing

When you turn on your Xbox Series X, open the Microsoft Store and purchase Farming Simulator 22you may think that you own the game, but you are wrong. You actually paid for a license to play the game – not to own it. Companies can revoke the license at any time. It doesn’t happen too ...