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  • Hackers Could Target Offshore Wind Farms

    The rapid pace of electrifying society brings hope for the climate. However, shifting away from fossil fuels to renewable sources like wind introduces new, yet unknown risks. A recent study conducted by researchers from Concordia and Hydro-Quebec shed light on this topic at the 2023 IEEE International Conference on Communications, Control, and Computing Technologies for…

  • Look, Up in the Sky – It’s SUPER Magnets

    Okay, that was lame but this news sure isn’t. In central New Jersey, a research initiative is taking shape at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL). Led by principal engineer Yuhu Zhai, the lab is constructing a new High-Field Magnet Test Facility. This facility will provide powerful magnets for scientific experiments to researchers at PPPL,…

  • X-rays Get an Upgrade

    Scientists from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore), have developed and simulated a groundbreaking method to generate highly focused and precisely controlled X-rays. This innovative technique is up to a thousand times more intense than traditional methods, opening the door to ultra-high-quality X-ray imaging for accurate detection of flaws in semiconductors. Not only does this…

  • Do we really need Godzilla?

    Since 1954, Godzilla has been a part of our world. Through the decades, we’ve seen Godzilla transformed from a killing kaiju to a protector of the planet. Between the Japanese studios and American Hollywood, we’ve seen the giant reptilian creature change in size and attitude. Humans, aliens, and monsters have tried time and again to kill off the…

  • Chernobyl’s Grey Wolves: Surviving Radiation and Thriving with Superpowers

    Remember Chernobyl? Yep, it’s that infamous spot where a catastrophic nuclear disaster occurred about 35 years ago. You might be wondering, ‘What’s Chernobyl got to do with mutant wolves and cancer?’ Well, prepare to have your mind blown! Scientists have been studying the wildlife in Chernobyl, and what they have discovered is nothing short of…

  • The Many Ways Gamers Benefit from Playing Their Favorite Games

    ~ by Stephanie Snyder The world of gaming has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving from a niche hobby into a global phenomenon that transcends age, gender, and cultural boundaries. While some critics have long portrayed gaming as a solitary and sedentary activity, research suggests that gamers enjoy a myriad of benefits that extend far beyond…

  • Unveiling the Mysteries of Neptune and Uranus: A Stellar Journey to the Outer Planets

    We’ve got some out-of-this-world news for you. Have you ever wondered what the distant, icy giants Neptune and Uranus look like? Well, get your space helmets on because we’re about to reveal never-seen-before images of these mysterious planets. So, let’s begin our interstellar journey. Scientists have been curious about the appearance of these faraway planets…

  • Unraveling the Mysteries of Star Formation: A Game-Changing Discovery by NRAO

    At Geek Insider, we’re all about unraveling mysteries, especially those of the celestial variety. So, brace yourselves, we’re about to dive into the heart of a cosmic wonder – star formation. For generations, artists, poets, and scientists have been enthralled by the stars in the night sky. The question that has been bugging them all…

  • Breaking: Grogu’s Star Continues to Rise

    Pardon our Ewokish, but Yub Nub, folks! Our favorite galaxy duo – Mando and Grogu – are set to make a hyperspace jump from the small screen to the grand cinematic stage! Grogu, also lovingly known as “The Child” or “Baby Yoda” to the fandom, took the Star Wars universe by storm when he made…

  • What’s Swimming in Your Bottled Water?

    We’ve got a juicy tidbit of science news that you’ll want to gulp down. A recent study has revealed something that’s sure to make you do a double take at your next sip of bottled water. Brace yourselves, because ‘tiny plastic pieces’ doesn’t even begin to cover it. If you’re like most of us, you’ve…

  • Quick Guide: How to Use Powershell to Delete Files

    Welcome to the world of Powershell where file deletion is as easy as pie! You can bid those file deletion blues goodbye as we guide you on a journey through Powershell’s file and folder removal capabilities. At the heart of deleting files using Powershell lies the `Remove-Item` command. This nifty command is your express ticket…

  • Quick Guide: How to Clear Cache on Steam

    One thing we all love about Steam (well, most of us) is its super-smooth download process. But, as we know, nothing’s perfect. Occasionally, you might find yourself in a situation where Steam’s download speeds start acting up, or the client gets stuck in an endless update loop. When that happens, it’s time to clear that…

  • Quick Guide: How to Use Secure Private DNS on Android

    If you’re a privacy-loving Android user, we’ve got some fantastic news for you! You can significantly boost your privacy by enabling secure, private Domain Name System (DNS) on your Android device. This guide will help you bring your nerd skills to good use and configure your phone to use a secure DNS server. First off,…