Researchers finally solve Feynman’s silly sprinkler problem after decades of debate
A new study has resolved a long-standing physics puzzle first posed by Richard Feynman in the 1940s, determining which way a reverse lawn sprinkler spins when it sucks water in instead of spraying it out.
» readSnapchat’s new Now Playing feature lets users share their music on Snap Map
Snapchat has introduced a new feature called Now Playing that allows users to connect their streaming service account and share what they are currently listening to via Snap Map.
» readArmour Home Group aims to revive hi-fi’s “mojo” by reconnecting with music culture
The new managing director of Armour Home Group, which owns Q Acoustics, QED, and Goldring, said the company plans to move beyond the traditional hi-fi sector and become part of the broader music community.
» readEZQuest USB 4 Hub Offers Portable Power and Display Flexibility
The EZQuest Pro Series USB 4 Dual Display 8-in-1 hub was reviewed as a portable solution for users needing multiple ports without a bulky power brick.
» readManchester nuclear startup raises £15M to challenge high costs and long delays
A Manchester startup spun out of BAE Systems has raised £15 million to argue that nuclear power does not have to be expensive or slow.
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