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Gaugepunk Games has done incredible work making meaningfully immersive VR experiences, and Echo Grotto successfully fuses that with gamified exploration. This is a caving VR game that you’ll get lost in both in terms of hours spent playing and location as you dive deeper. There’s an untouched tranquility to your expeditions, which become easier the more equipment you uncover. Echo Grotto will only last as long as your curiosity does, but in a world this well realized that can go a long way.

Somehow Bethesda really managed to squeeze all of its massive 2015 role-playing game into a VR headset. Fallout 4 gives you an entire wasteland to explore and an endless amount of choices to make. Use motion controllers to wield the game’s expansive arsenal of weapons, getting into fights with Deathclaws and robots. Then, if you want to take a step back from the survivng, build your own space and hang out with everyone’s favorite dog companion. There aren’t many more VR games out there right now that will offer you this kind of bang for your buck.

But the benefits of the switch from coal to gas are being undercut, perhaps dramatically, by so-called ‘fugitive’ emissions of methane, a much more potent greenhouse gas than CO2. These fugitive emissions come from leaks in oil and gas operations.

A waterfall of sparks, umbrella-based choreography and — best of all — an iconic silvered silhouette of one of the biggest pop stars both then and now makes the recipe for this timeless video. It’s the perfect blend of sexy, playful, and artistic – risqué without being raunchy, thematic without being tacky. But the video’s biggest feat of all is proving that, even if only for Rihanna, it is possible to look that good with an umbrella. – L.H.

"1985" director and screenwriter Yen Tan, actors Aidan Langford, Virginia Madsen, Jamie Chung and Cory Michael Smith 

Earlier this month, a website that tracks compromised login information said it found more than 790 million exposed email addresses and passwords. Google has said it had recently reset all Nest accounts "where customers reused passwords that were previously exposed" and was "actively introducing features that will reject compromised passwords, allow customers to monitor access to their accounts and track external entities that abuse" login information.

Thursday’s blast shot up a plume as high as 30,000 feet, and reports of falling ash came from as far as Hawaiian Ocean View Estates.

Measured quantities of (1) Greenhouse gases. Granted (2) Have increased the greenhouse effect … Well, some have claimed so. Their evidence is thin, and dodgey. Connect the dots on your (2) Enhanced greenhouse effect and (3) warming the planetary system (with observational evidence). In small regions, DLR can be tied to warming, but, the warming causes more clouds, which stop the warming. So, you lack the connection from (2) to (3). At best, James, you might have correlation, but no signs of causation.“Correlation is a necessary, but not sufficient condition, for a causal relationship.” J Munshi

HTC revealed its Vive Focus Plus standalone VR headset is priced $799. It starts shipping April 15 with two hand controllers included.

In October 1969, cadets at John Marshall High School in Richmond posed with their ribbon-bedecked sponsors after an awards ceremony. The school’s Corps of Cadets was established in 1915 – it was the first military training program in a public school in Virginia – and disbanded in 1971.

Nice graphics you plagiarized, James. However, they also fall short, as your last post did, in that they make no connection between observed warming, and Mannkind’s emissions. Enumerating “forcings” does not connect “forcings” to planetary warming. Again, James, you’re (apparently) relying upon correlation to show causation. That doesn’t work, James.

The second episode kicks off where “Brother” ended, with a nice quiet moment between the three focal characters of the show’s second season: Pike, Burnham and the off-screen Spock. In Pike’s homey new ready room, Burnham shares Spock’s map of the seven bursts, and the captain surprises her with the news that her estranged foster brother Spock has checked himself into a Starfleet psychiatric facility. The Sarek family dysfunction was on full display as Pike reveals Spock didn’t want them to be told and Burnham admitting she is the last person Spock would want to see, even if he could be the key to solving the seven bursts mystery of the season.