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Green Hell: The Board Game Conducting Kickstarter Campaign Soon

Green Hell: The Board Game Conducting Kickstarter Campaign Soon Posted on Tabletop game company Galaktus Games is teaming with video game developer Creepy Jar in order to bring consumers Green Hell: The Board Game in the future. A Kickstarter campaign will be conducted in the coming months in order to crowdfund the game. This board game is based on one of Creepy Jar s games, Green Hell, a horror survival game set in the Amazonian rainforest. Green Hell is out on Steam and the Nintendo Switch, and is going to be released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One later this year. Promotional key art for

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Video game Green Hell is being turned into a board game

Green Hell, the hit survival game on Steam and Nintendo Switch, is being turned into a board game. Galaktus Games is a new studio founded in 2020, and is so far unproven in the tabletop space. A Kickstarter is expected soon.

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Bacteria use quantum mechanics for protection

Bacteria use quantum mechanics for protection
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Bacteria may be first organisms found to use quantum effects to survive -- Science & Technology -- Sott net

Fri, 12 Mar 2021 12:00 UTC © (Kateryna Kon/Science Photo Library/Getty Images) Oxygen is life to animals like us. But for many species of microbe, the smallest whiff of the highly reactive element puts their delicate chemical machinery at risk of rusting up. The photosynthesizing bacterium has evolved a clever way to shield its light-harvesting processes from oxygen s poisonous effects, using a quantum effect to shift its energy production line into low gear. A study conducted by scientists from the University of Chicago and Washington University in St. Louis has shown how the bacterium throws a spanner into its quantum resonance to tune its system so that it loses energy in the presence of oxygen, preventing it from wrecking its photosynthetic apparatus.

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Bacteria Could Be The First Organisms Found to Use Quantum Effects to Survive

Bacteria Could Be The First Organisms Found to Use Quantum Effects to Survive
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