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South Korea’s National Radio Research agency has publicly revealed they have certified a new device from Valve.

The 500-series mantels were a ‘cheap and cheerful’ budget offering, released in four versions. They are tidy-looking sets that fit just about anywhere. I picked this one up at a Historical Radio Society of Australia (HRSA) auction some years back. by Ian Batty

The De La Hunt Media team "Radio Waves" hoists the crazy-eyed, wooden loon at the end of the wet, wild competition.

Data from the Mars InSight lander has also revealed how much the planet wobbles as a result of its liquid core 'sloshing' about.

We can't show their faces for security reasons. the team leader, with the call—sign alain, says that russian forces constantly hunt down units like his. their mission is part of a hidden confrontation called electronic warfare. but how does it work? almost every modern weapon uses radio waves, microwaves, infrared or other signals to send or receive data. and electronic warfare uses this vulnerability in order to disrupt enemy's communications, gather intelligence and identify targets. and for the first time since world war two, we're witnessing a conflict where both sides are heavily relyin...