Новости за 30.12.2015

Don't just party on New Year's Eve, think about the cool physics that you can see around you.

Going to the movies is dumb. All of the best parts are in the trailer anyway. To prove it, we rounded up the best teasers of 2015. Watch them here.

You live in a future that science fiction visionaries imagined years ago.

When the World Health Organization says something, you usually listen, so when the WHO classifies processed red meat---like bacon!---as a carcinogen, AHHHHHHHHH.

Physicists have been “a decade away” from nuclear fusion for...decades.

After researchers found a colistin-resistance gene in China this year, scientists realized it’s since spread to Europe as well.

Martin Shkreli, the hedge fund trader turned pharma bro, angered pretty much every decent person in the world by raising the price for a parasite drug from $13.50 to $750 overnight.

The blood testing company was a media darling until a
Wall Street Journal article took Theranos to task for its unreliable tests and unproven technology.

Science certainly did not solve sexism this year, but scientists started talking about it more openly and loudly and, oh, a famous man actually lost his job over it.

2015 was not the year scientists disproved the conservation of momentum so, uh, 2015 is also not the year NASA figured out interstellar travel.

With shows like these, complaining that "there's too much good TV" is an indefensible cop-out.

What did that champagne bottle ever do to you?

The post How to Saber a Bottle of Champagne appeared first on WIRED.

From Donald Trump to ISIS, we name the individuals who embody the world's dangers in digital form.

Tech companies were easy to love back when we thought they were underdog upstarts. They're tougher to trust when they're the ones with the power.

By eliminating some of the physical wear and tear of the game, virtual reality training tools are poised to revolutionize how football players prepare.