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Marion Moreno is a news writer at News Tempus, where she covers arts, construction, automotive, travel, and fashion. She is also interested in the history of the world - particularly anything related to ancient civilizations. Marion's favorite pastime is reading books about anything from politics to physics to art history.

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California’s billionaire utopia faces a major setback

Silicon Valley’s billionaire-backed plan to turn 60,000 acres into a utopian “city of yesterday” is officially delayed by at least two years. California Forever confirmed on July 22 that its “East Solano Plan” rezoning proposal will not appear on the region’s November election ballot. Instead, the $900 million project will first receive a full, independent

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Disney Matterhorn Bobsleds inspired by Swiss Alps jewel, plus more fun rollercoaster facts

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Watch 50-foot long soap bubbles fly with the ‘Endless Bubble Machine’

Soap bubbles, while delightful, aren’t known for their long lifespans. But with a little trial-and-error, one YouTuber recently set out to dramatically improve both the resiliency and size of each iridescent orb. The results may not technically offer “endless” bubbles, but they are still a major step up from your average summertime creations. The YouTuber

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CrowdStrike says 97% of Windows sensors are online

CrowdStrike said that nearly all Microsoft Windows sensors are operational again after a faulty update by the cybersecurity company crippled computer systems across the world.  More than 97% of Windows sensors were online as of Wednesday evening, CrowdStrike said in an update posted on its website. The systems are nearly fully restored after the company’s July

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All living birds are share an an ‘iridescent’ ancestor

Parrots, toucans, and other brightly colored tropical birds are typically found exactly there–the tropics. Those that live further north and south tend to have more bland feathers. The origin of these differences in plumage has puzzled scientists for centuries: did colorful feathers evolve in the tropics or do tropical birds have colorful ancestors that flocked

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Upgrade your Wi-Fi to warp speed with this simple swap

Pulling a classic unplug-it-and-plug-it-back-in on your router won’t bring your connection out of the Stone Age, and your neighbor will eventually realize you’ve been stealing their Wi-Fi. If you’re sick of laggy games and buffering movies, it’s time for a router upgrade. Just swap your current dinosaur for this NETGEAR Nighthawk router with Wi-Fi 6

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The evolution of Olympic swimwear: From wool ‘costumes’ to tensoelastic race suits

When swimmers from around the world dive off of blocks into the pool at Paris’ Aquatics Centre beginning on July 27 and into the Seine River on August 8 and 9, they’ll be competing in suits that are a far cry from the last time the City of Lights hosted the Olympics 100 years ago.

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