Sir Ian Livingstone: The Games Workshop and Warhammer co-founder who built a £3bn empire
At 25, Ian Livingstone was living in a dingy flat making games. Yesterday, the man responsible for Warhammer received a knighthood
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At 25, Ian Livingstone was living in a dingy flat making games. Yesterday, the man responsible for Warhammer received a knighthood
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Games Workshop has turned a corner after years of silence allowed hate to fester in the Warhammer 40K community. Polygon explores the history of The Hobby, its roots in satire, and its evolution into the mainstream — and how the insular company is telegraphing its next moves.
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Unlike the lonely sun, about half the stars in our Milky Way galaxy are in a long-term committed relationship with another star, orbiting each another in a celestial marriage called a binary system. Researchers this week described one of these marriages gone wrong - a twosome that borders on the extreme, with the pair whirling around each other every 51 minutes in the fastest such orbital period known for a rare class of binary stars. The system belongs to a class of binary stars known as "cataclysmic variables" in which a star similar to our sun orbits close to what is called a wh...