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Falling Satellites Could Have A Devastating Effect On Earth's Ozone Layer - BGR (opens the original)
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Most satellites launched into low Earth orbit operate on what's known as a decaying orbit. This means that when a satellite reaches the end of its lifespan, its orbit stops carrying it around the planet, and it eventually falls back to Earth's surface. The obvious concern is that the dead satellite would fall on something, but the good news is that satellites usually just burn up in the atmosphere, and if they do return to Earth, land in unpopulated areas like the ocean. However, there's some ba
The Reason Building Data Centers In Antarctica Isn't A Solution For The AI Boom - BGR (opens the original)
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One of the most frequent concerns about the increased construction of data centers is their cooling systems. The projects have drawn particularly heavy pushback in rural areas because, aside from helping build new AI technologies, data centers use a lot of electricity and water to power and cool their equipment. If cooling is the problem, and people don't want data centers near them, then theoretically, an optimal solution would be to build a data center in a cold place with few people around, s
Why Don't We Put More Turbines Underwater? The Pros And Cons Of Tidal Energy - BGR (opens the original)
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In the pursuit of reliable renewable energy sources, the chief options have been solar and wind power. Offshore wind farms in countries like China have made some very impressive strides in that particular field. However, there's a third option that doesn't seem to get quite as much attention: tidal energy, drawing power from the movement of the Earth's oceans via massive, spinning turbines. It's a similar concept to wind turbines, generating power through the natural motions of the planet, creat
5 Of The Most Common TP-Link Router Problems And How To Fix Them - BGR (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. TP-Link is a regular face in the Wi-Fi router business, offering a variety of different routers and router-adjacent devices like mesh systems, range extenders, and access points. Generally, TP-Link's routers are fairly reliable, and one of its routers is rated higher on Amazon than routers from Netgear or Eero. Of course, no product is perfect, and TP-Link's routers have been known to exhibit occasional problems, such as unstable connecti
How To Get The Best Audio Out Of Your Noise Cancelling Headphones - BGR (opens the original)
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If you're looking to get quality audio from your phone, PC, or any other source, a pair of noise-cancelling headphones is a good place to start. The way noise-cancelling headphones actually work is through the use of active noise cancelling (ANC), which filters out annoying sounds and helps you focus on your tunes. That said, noise cancelling tech isn't an absolute cure for the best audio in the world. If you want to get a proper, primo listening experience out of your noise-cancelling headphone
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