What is ‘stick flex’ in hockey? How NHLers use it to maximize their games, and how it works

In today's NHL, players don't have to rely on force for their shots — they let "the stick do the work." Here's the science ...
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Western Nevada College grad takes 20 years and ‘backwards’ path for degree

When Arturo Martell II walked across the commencement stage as a 2025 Western Nevada College graduate, he didn’t look like ...
Pew Research Center

Catholicism Has Declined in Latin America Over the Past Decade

Growing numbers of Latin Americans are religiously unaffiliated, but belief in God remains high across the region.

JMU transfers are backbone of Indiana turnaround. Is that blueprint repeatable elsewhere?

James Madison transfers who followed Curt Cignetti to Indiana set the standard for Hoosiers' rise. Is that sustainable or ...
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A spring-force approach to the inverted ice-bowl problem

Can a simple spring-force model explain motion on an inverted bowl? 🧊 This video tackles the inverted ice-bowl problem using a spring-force approach, revealing how effective restoring forces emerge ...
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Tension forces explained through a superhero rope problem

Understand tension forces through a fun superhero rope problem. This video uses a real-world–inspired scenario to explain how tension acts in a rope, how forces are distributed, and how Newton’s Laws ...

Hacking the grid: How digital sabotage turns infrastructure into a weapon

For example, malware could send commands to rapidly open and close circuit breakers, a technique known as flapping. This action can physically damage massive transformers or generators by causing them ...