NEW DELHI: World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen once again showcased his endgame brilliance, clinching a record-extending ninth World Blitz title to go with the Rapid gold medal he won two days earlier. However ...

Norway's Magnus Carlsen lost to Arjun Egriasi at the FIDE World Rapid and Blitz Championships 2025 in Doha.(AFP) Magnus Carlsen once again came into spotlight for wrong reasons after the Norwegian ...

Magnus Carlsen was visibly frustrated on Saturday after losing to Vladislav Artemiev at the ongoing World Rapid and Blitz Championships. The much-anticipated clash was a high-stakes, top-of-the-table ...

World No. 1 and five-time World Rapid Champion Magnus Carlsen made headlines after suffering a shocking defeat against Russian Grandmaster Vladislav Artemiev in the FIDE World Rapid Championship on ...

A big blunder saw Magnus Carlsen lose to Russian GM Vladislav Artemiev in Doha. After his loss, the Norwegian took out his anger towards a cameraman. Magnus Carlsen was left fuming on Saturday after ...

Launching a Zorb ball off a 550 feet dam sounds simple until you try to generate real Magnus effect backspin on something this massive. The team tests smaller inflatables first, learning quickly how ...

They said it couldn't be done, and even if it could be done, why would Secretlab, of all companies, be the ones to do it? After all, don't they just make chairs? I am, of course, talking about the ...

This wing, though, is not a traditional foil shape typically found on aircraft. It uses the Magnus effect to generate lift. Briefly, the Magnus effect is when lift is generated from a spinning object ...

For the majority of my adult working life, my workstation setup has relied heavily on an old IKEA workhorse of a desk, plus a variety of office and kitchen chairs (as well as work days from the sofa ...

In this video, we look at different ways that ships use wind power for propulsion. We look briefly at skysails, and then Flettner Rotors, discussing how they take advantage of the Magnus Effect.

What does it take to shake up an industry as competitive and innovation-driven as gaming? For Xbox, the answer seems to lie in a staggering commitment: an order of 50 million AMD chips for its ...