What Makes Red Light Flashlights Different From Regular Options
Flashlights come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, but using a red flashlight at night may have some hidden benefits that you aren't aware of.
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NASA Knows The Sun Isn't Yellow, But Still Calls It A 'Yellow' Dwarf - Here's Why
The bright golden depictions of the sun from childhood drawings don't quite match up to the science behind its color.
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The Biggest Obstacle For Data Centers Isn't Locals, It's Heat Waves - Here's Why
Data Centers, specifically AI data centers, are the receiving quite the ire from the public, as they're popping up everywhere and using up a lot of water.
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4 Disadvantages Of Wind Energy (And How Science Is Trying To Overcome Them)
Wind energy is a promising source of clean power, but it's not perfect. Here are the biggest disadvantages and how science is trying to overcome them.
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Apple Watch Vs. Galaxy Watch: Which Battery Lasts Longer?
Unlike smartphones, smart watches need to last a long time because many who use wearables like to track their sleep, so charging at night can be troublesome.
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5 Useful Accessories Every iPad Mini Owner Needs
Whether your iPad Mini stays on a desk or travels everywhere with you, the right accessories can improve the experience. These picks cover the essentials.
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Eagles Kept Dying At These Wyoming Wind Farms – Until Automated Cameras Stepped In
When clean energy and animal conservation clash, high-tech AI can step in to save the day. See how this is playing out in the skies above the Cowboy State.
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Do Those 'Sunrise' Morning Alarms Actually Work?
Sunrise-simulating alarm clocks are having a bit of a moment right now, but are the claims made about them true? Are they an early morning miracle?
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The AI Data Center Boom Is Having An Unexpected Effect On Local Campers
Many of the downsides of AI data centers are very visible, but local campers are running into a new problem. Here's how your next outing might be affected.
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Cellular Vs. Wi-Fi Calling: Which Is More Battery-Efficient?
Wi-Fi calling is a super helpful alternative to calling over a cellular network because sometimes the wireless signal is stronger than the cellular one.
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4 iPod Features That Owners Miss The Most
Sure, the iPod is old and has a kind of outdated user interface, but it's undeniable that it blazed a trail and many millennials miss it and its simplicity.
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How Often Does Microsoft Launch New Xbox Consoles?
The Xbox Series X|S era is nearly six years old, and history says it might last a while longer. Here's how often Microsoft usually launches new Xbox consoles.
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4 Solar-Powered Gadgets Users Swear By
In the day and age where having your electronics fully charged is paramount, solar-powered devices can keep you topped off even in the middle of nowhere.
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Spotify Finally Updated One Of Its Best Library Features
If you're an ardent Spotify user, you would be annoyed at how the streaming service limited this one feature. The latest update now overrides the limit.
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5 Useful iPad Accessories Cheaper Than Apple Brand Products
Apple has some really nice and reliable accessories for its products, but sometimes the prices are simply just too high for the average buyer.
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iPad Air Vs. iPad Pro: Which Apple Tablet Should Last Longer?
If you're looking for maximum longevity, should you choose the iPad Air or the iPad Pro? Here's what you need to know to make the right Apple pick for you.
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China's New Hydro Plant Is A Mountain-Sized Battery That Could Change Clean Energy
Using the power of geography, this massive battery being built into the side of a mountain in China could be a gamechanger for the clean energy industry.
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The Largest Solar Farm In America Has Almost 2 Million Panels - Here's Where It Is
While the U.S. has some catching up to do, its highest-producing solar farm does one thing better than anyone else. It has the ability to minimize waste.
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What That Port On The Bottom Of The GameCube Was Actually For
The GameCube's time may be officially over, but it left some nostalgia and mystery behind, like what's that port on the bottom for? Here's the answer.
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What's The Difference Between A Nuclear Reactor And A Power Plant?
The words 'nuclear reactor' and 'nuclear power plant' are often used interchangeably, and though they are related, the difference is meaningful.
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Roger Ebert Had Nothing But Harsh Words For David Lynch's Dune Movie
The Dune novel and Villeneuve's adaptation are seen as masterpieces, but the same can't be said about David Lynch's 1984 adaptation, which he disowned as well.
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Here's How Much Your Original Nintendo Wii Is Worth Today
The Nintendo Wii was a revolutionary console when it first released, with its Nunchuk controller that got players to move while playing their favorite games.
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Why Smartwatches Don't Use USB-C Ports (Even Though It's Faster)
Smartwatches don't use USB-C ports for charging, even though standardizing would solve a variety of problems. Here's why the gadget makers do their own thing.
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A Floating Solar Farm In The Netherlands Is Having A Big Effect On Underwater Habitats
Solar farms look like lakes from above and have been known to affect the migration patterns of birds, but this farm is getting very different results.
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Fitness Bands Vs. Smartwatches - Which Is Best For You?
Sure, smartwatches can track some of your fitness metrics, but you don't really need all of the distractions they have if that's all you want.
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Here's Why Tempered Glass Screen Protectors Are Always Better Than Plastic
You may be tempted to buy an inexpensive plastic screen protector for your phone, but a tempered glass model is almost always a better choice. Here's why.
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This Consumer Reports Approved Robot Vacuum-Mop Combo Is A Prime Day Steal
Robot vacuums and mops are expensive, which is why Prime Day is a great way to save hundreds on solid options like this combo vacuum-mop from Bissell.
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