It has a half-life. It will decay ... So the arrow of time is built on top of whatever local laws of physics apply. Wired.com: So if the arrow of time is based on our consciousness and our ...

The studio behind the inventive multiplayer VR title Half ... played with physics-defying cars strapped with rockets. So while it might seem crazy to play soccer with bows & arrows, this ...

including some of the ways athletes apply what we know about physics to help them on their quest for gold. In archery, the feathers on the arrow, or fletching, cause air resistance, or drag ...

By 2245, the research says, half of Earth's mass would be digital information mass. “In the extreme case scenario when our digital information production growth is sustained at 50% per year ...

particles of light break down to half of their former selves. These results, published today in Physical Review Letters, send cracks through a foundational pillar of modern physics—the theory of light ...

The biggest change is to Half Sword's physics system, with alterations to how the game feels which will affect pretty much every aspect of the title. Developer Half Sword Games is being up-front ...

A good skateboarder can skate up the side of a ramp, turn around and do the same on the other side – and continue to oscillate back and forth in the half-pipe. What’s obvious about the physics of this ...

Compared to the unsolved mysteries of the universe, far less gets said about one of the most profound facts to have crystallized in physics over the past half-century: To an astonishing degree, nature ...

has successfully modeled the physics involved when humans pump on skateboards to achieve air while skating a half-pipe. A skating half-pipe is a structure typically made of wood or cement that is ...

And do the rest know that the Irish middleware company, made famous through its use in games like Max Payne 2 and Half-Life 2, is still working its physics magic in big, recent games like Elden ...

One of these topics is the arrow of time, which Sean Carroll (Caltech physicist, not Sean Carroll, Madison biologist) discussed at AAAS. Briefly, time's a bit of an annoyance to physics.