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Gacha Games: From Weapon Collecting to Space Waifus

Gacha Games: From Weapon Collecting to Space Waifus

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Over the past few years, gacha games have come a long way — from a niche “anime hobby on your phone” to one of the most visible and profitable segments of the industry. Today, they are no longer just “five-minute mobile games,” but full-fledged services with large budgets, voice acting on the level of TV series, lore spanning dozens of hours, and communities capable of generating more hype around a single character than around the release of a new console.
Six New Science Fiction TV Series Worth Watching 4

Six New Science Fiction TV Series Worth Watching 4

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Science fiction TV series are undeniably experiencing a renaissance today. They are not only enjoying a second life, but have also changed significantly.
Chinese Cosmonauts Successfully Synthesize Oxygen in Space for the First Time

Chinese Cosmonauts Successfully Synthesize Oxygen in Space for the First Time

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The crew of the Shenzhou-19 mission has conducted an experiment that could forever change the rules of the game in space exploration. Chinese cosmonauts have, for the first time in the world, successfully synthesized oxygen and rocket fuel components using artificial photosynthesis directly in orbit.
Virtual Reality, Now with Taste: The US Has Created e-Taste, a Device That Will Trick Your Receptors

Virtual Reality, Now with Taste: The US Has Created e-Taste, a Device That Will Trick Your Receptors

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Imagine: you're wandering through a futuristic world in a VR game, and you don't just see objects clearly—you can also smell them, and then taste them. Sounds like an episode of Black Mirror? Not at all!
Your Guide to the Apocalypse: A Collection of New Disaster Movies and Survival Series

Your Guide to the Apocalypse: A Collection of New Disaster Movies and Survival Series

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Post-apocalyptic pictures – films and series – have become the social mirror of the modern world, especially in recent years. They allow us to safely experience emergency situations and our own fears, explore our primal instincts, and recognize the value not only of our own lives.

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Chinese Cosmonauts Successfully Synthesize Oxygen in Space for the First Time

Chinese Cosmonauts Successfully Synthesize Oxygen in Space for the First Time

news | | Science & Education

The crew of the Shenzhou-19 mission has conducted an experiment that could forever change the rules of the game in space exploration. Chinese cosmonauts have, for the first time in the world, successfully synthesized oxygen and rocket fuel components using artificial photosynthesis directly in orbit.
Your Guide to the Apocalypse: A Collection of New Disaster Movies and Survival Series

Your Guide to the Apocalypse: A Collection of New Disaster Movies and Survival Series

articles | | Business & Startups

Post-apocalyptic pictures – films and series – have become the social mirror of the modern world, especially in recent years. They allow us to safely experience emergency situations and our own fears, explore our primal instincts, and recognize the value not only of our own lives.
Virtual Reality, Now with Taste: The US Has Created e-Taste, a Device That Will Trick Your Receptors

Virtual Reality, Now with Taste: The US Has Created e-Taste, a Device That Will Trick Your Receptors

articles | | Tech & Security

Imagine: you're wandering through a futuristic world in a VR game, and you don't just see objects clearly—you can also smell them, and then taste them. Sounds like an episode of Black Mirror? Not at all!
Six New Science Fiction TV Series Worth Watching 4

Six New Science Fiction TV Series Worth Watching 4

articles | | Business & Startups

Science fiction TV series are undeniably experiencing a renaissance today. They are not only enjoying a second life, but have also changed significantly.
Gacha Games: From Weapon Collecting to Space Waifus

Gacha Games: From Weapon Collecting to Space Waifus

articles | | Business & Startups

Over the past few years, gacha games have come a long way — from a niche “anime hobby on your phone” to one of the most visible and profitable segments of the industry. Today, they are no longer just “five-minute mobile games,” but full-fledged services with large budgets, voice acting on the level of TV series, lore spanning dozens of hours, and communities capable of generating more hype around a single character than around the release of a new console.
Talking to an AI Therapist vs. Your Psyche: Where Support Ends and Risk Begins

Talking to an AI Therapist vs. Your Psyche: Where Support Ends and Risk Begins

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Anxiety rarely arrives on schedule. Usually it shows up late in the evening, in the pause between tasks, catches you off guard right before sleep, or at a moment when there’s no one to text because everyone is busy.