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10 Cool Things You Didn't Know About Stephen Hawking - Vimarsana News

10 Cool Things You Didn't Know About Stephen Hawking

He was born exactly 300 years after Galileo died. He never won a Nobel Prize, although he was awarded a guest spot on “The Simpsons.” What else do you know (or not know) about this acclaimed physicist?

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New Book by Co-Founder of $28 Billion Investment Fund Reveals the U.S. Government's Hidden Plan to Control Bitcoin, Gold, and World Currencies - Vimarsana News

New Book by Co-Founder of $28 Billion Investment Fund Reveals the U.S. Government's Hidden Plan to Control Bitcoin, Gold, and World Currencies

Despite popular belief, the greatest product of all time is not the iPhone, Coca-Cola, or sliced bread. According to a new book from Amplify Publishing, the product that actually outsells all other products in recorded history is the U.S. dollar. The...

Pixel Scroll 12/20/22 The Filezentian Gate - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 12/20/22 The Filezentian Gate

(1) PRESIDENT’S DAY WEEKEND. Get ready for Boskone 60, coming February 17-19, 2023 in Boston – and via the internet. The convention’s guests are Nalo Hopkinson - Guest of Honor; Victo Ngai - Official Artist; Tui T. Sutherland - Special Guest; and Dave Clement - Musical Guest. Full information at the link. Boskone 60 will be held in person

Spiral-shaped lens provides clear vision at a - Vimarsana News

Spiral-shaped lens provides clear vision at a

<p>Researchers have developed a spiral-shaped lens that maintains clear focus at different distances in varying light conditions. The new lens , described in Optica, works much like progressive lenses used for vision correction but without the distortions typically seen with those lenses. It could help advance contact lens technologies, intraocular implants for cataracts and miniaturized imaging systems.</p>