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Chaos Laboratory: the supernatural laboratory between science and magic - various activities, events and activities for children in Milan - Vimarsana News

Chaos Laboratory: the supernatural laboratory between science and magic - various activities, events and activities for children in Milan

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Youth climbers ascend on Durango for first Gravity Lab competition - Vimarsana News

Youth climbers ascend on Durango for first Gravity Lab competition

Cameron Nimetz stands with two of his teammates gazing up at one of Gravity Lab’s 16-foot bouldering walls as the three young men try to solve “the problem” – a series of small green plastic holds on ...

Creature, a brand new VR studio, has publicly launched - Vimarsana News

Creature, a brand new VR studio, has publicly launched

A brand new virtual reality studio called Creature has launched publicly today, led by industry veteran Doug North Cook.

Durango Adult Education Center raises $3,330 at Fast & Curious fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Durango Adult Education Center raises $3,330 at Fast & Curious fundraiser

The Durango Adult Education Center saw an increased turnout at its Fast & Curious 5k and 10k fundraiser Saturday at Santa Rita Park compared to its last fun run held in 2021, and the organization ...

Green Gravity lab in Port Kembla aims to produce renewable energy using weights, old mine shafts - Vimarsana News

Green Gravity lab in Port Kembla aims to produce renewable energy using weights, old mine shafts

About 100,000 legacy mine shafts around the country could be repurposed to generate renewable energy thanks to technology using gravity that has been around since the 1600s.

Source: abc.net.au