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The Ghostly Sounds of Auroras Can Be Heard, Even When They’re Invisible

If you're up high, and you listen carefully on nights when the northern sky dances with blazing sheets of green light – Earth's spectacular aurora borealis – you might hear some ghostly sounds.  Almost imperceptible, the sounds had only been heard during the wildest aurora displays, described as rushing sounds, like a waterfall at a distance, or popping and crackling like faint static.New evidence, however, suggests that the sounds take place high up in the atmosphere even when we can't hear them – even, perhaps, when we…

They Fled Ukraine to Keep Their Cyber Startup Alive. Now, They’re Hacking Back.

Dozens of employees at Ukrainian cybersecurity startup Hacken fled their war-torn country and found refuge about 2,000 miles away in Portugal. Since then, they have managed to keep their business alive and are now supporting cyber operations against Russia.The company moved its main office from Kyiv to Lisbon, with stops in between, mirroring the drastic measures taken by millions of Ukrainians seeking to escape danger and preserve their livelihoods while the Kremlin wreaks havoc. For Hacken Chief Executive Dmytro…

Grab a Dell XPS 13, 15, or 17 laptop while they’re all on sale

If you’ve been holding out on buying a new laptop, this is the week to finally pull the trigger. The full range of sizes of the Dell XPS lineup is seeing great laptop deals at Dell today. The XPS laptop lineup is known for packing amazing internal specs into go-anywhere ergonomics, and these discounts even include a couple of the touchscreen versions of the XPS laptop models, making them some of the best Dell XPS deals and Dell laptop deals you’ll come across. Read on for more details and to claim a great deal on a…

Scope Atmoz lets cyclists adjust tire pressure while they’re riding

Bicycle tire pressure is a compromise – high pressure is best on smooth roads, whereas lower pressure is better on rough terrain. The Scope Atmoz system allows cyclists to incrementally switch back and forth between the two, while the bike is in motion.Manufactured by Dutch company Scope Cycling, the system recently made headlines when the UCI (Union Cycliste Internationale) announced that use of the technology would be allowed in this month's Paris-Roubaix road race. The race course, in Northern France, involves…