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Another J-36 sighting? A “3rd prototype” is claimed to have flown

China’s next-generation combat aircraft program has taken another visible step, with new imagery and reports pointing to what ...

‘The Copenhagen Test’ Showrunners On Potential Season 2 Ideas, “Weird Consent Issues” Raised By Paranoid Spy Thriller & Cut Shower Scene That Was “Too Funny” F…

The Copenhagen Test' producers talk to Deadline about unpacking some topical issues through the eight-episode spy thriller ...

Melissa Barrera and Peacock’s ‘Copenhagen Test’ Cast Explain How the Sci-Fi Finale Sets Up Season 2

Melissa Barrera and the cast unpack The Copenhagen Test finale, the twists that changed everything, and where Season 2 could ...
Soap Central

The Copenhagen Test Season 1 recap and ending explained: Victor was the architect of the system that rewrote Alexander’s reality

The Copenhagen Test starts out looking like a familiar spy story but very quickly becomes something much stranger and more ...
CarBuzz

125 Years After The Car Was Invented, The Feds Have Finally Realized Women Drive Too

Despite it being known for a long time that designing crash tests purely around male physiology, whatever the size, is a bad ...
eLife

Daily life fluctuations in affect predict within-person changes in a real-world measure of cognitive processing speed

This study provides important evidence that negative affect is associated with slower cognitive processing in daily life, with findings replicated across three independent samples and supported by ...