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Gravity – interactive solar-system simulator, from Newton to Einstein

Programming

A developer created Gravity, an interactive solar-system simulator built with TypeScript and Three.js to teach orbital mechanics, from Newtonian physics to Einstein's curved spacetime.

Source: Hacker News · 2 min read · Sign in to read →

Robodogs and helicopters: One Mexican city's approach to World Cup security

Sports

Monterrey, Mexico, will deploy robotic dogs and helicopters for city-wide surveillance during its four 2026 World Cup matches.

Source: BBC Sport · 1 min read · Sign in to read →

'Hellions' author Julia Elliott wins $150K fiction prize

Culture

Julia Elliott, author of 'Hellions,' has won a $150,000 fiction prize for her genre-blending stories that merge Southern gothic, horror, and fairy tale elements.

Source: NPR Arts · 1 min read · Sign in to read →

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