TECHNOLOGY

By Doug Johnson, Ars Technica The Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction killed 75 percent of all species—and prompted a snakesplosion of biodiversity. Source:: Wired

By Eric Ravenscraft If the explosions are too loud but the dialog is too quiet, try these simple fixes. Source:: Wired

By Charlie Wood The unexpected discovery of the double-charm tetraquark gives physicists fresh insight into the strongest of nature’s fundamental forces. Source:: Wired

By Boone Ashworth The “Unleashed” virtual showcase will likely focus on new MacBooks. Source:: Wired

By Brian Barrett Plus: The biggest Twitch hack, an iOS zero day, and more of the week’s top security news. Source:: Wired

By Jim Robbins Scientists are learning how this pollutant damages plants and trees, setting off a cascade of effects that harms everything from soil microbes […]

By Suzie Glassman Whether you’re grappling with homework or just trying to get things done, these tools will help your tech adapt to you—instead of […]

By Simon Hill Add some high-tech horror to your Halloween decorations with scary sounds, frightening lights, and more. Source:: Wired

By Adrienne So These monthly deliveries will help kids start coding, read about the world, cook, or learn science. Source:: Wired

By Jess Grey Norse warriors were famously musical, and people in the Dark Ages kind of hated that. Source:: Wired