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Diskusi Umum / Australian startup Forcite launches MK1S smart helmet in Italy



Smart helmet startup Forcite has been making headlines for years. The brand's MK1 model launched in Australia in July 2019. Forcite delivered 1,380 MK1s during the campaign. But the company reports that another 14,000 people (from the US, Europe and Australia) queued up. Best to start such initiatives.

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Introduced in April 2022, the MK1S differs from conventional helmets with its patented RAYDAR system. The camera integrated into the chin bar not only records at 1080p resolution (60fps), but also captures great images in low light. All-seeing eyes help the system identify safety hazards. Convey threats to users via color-coded peripheral LED displays.

This technology is far from a one-horse. With the Forcite's handlebar-mounted controls installed, riders can now listen to music, phone calls, volume, camera and navigation wherever they are. Harman Kardon speakers complement the user interface with Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. However, all those fancy features are meaningless if the helmet doesn't protect the rider in the event of a collision.

The carbon fiber shell enhances both lightweight construction and safety. while the 3D molded cheek pads and crown provide maximum comfort. Eight ventilation ports focus on airflow. But sweat-wicking material helps in the hottest conditions. Anti-fog Pinlock compatible visor helps maintain visibility. And a drop-in sunscreen protects riders from harmful rays.
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Diskusi Umum / Astronomers Measure Dark Matter From 'Earliest Moments of the Universe'



Twisted into our universe lies one of slot science's biggest unsolved mysteries. Where is all the dark matter? What is all the dark matter?

I mean, we know it's there.

Galaxies, including the Milky Way, are spinning so rapidly that our physics predicts everything inside should be flung outward like horses on an unhinged merry-go-round. But obviously, that's not happening.

You, me, the sun and Earth are safely anchored. Therefore, scientists theorize that something -- probably shaped like a halo -- must surround galaxies to protect them from falling apart.

Whatever comprises those boundaries is called dark matter. We can't see it, we can't feel it, and we don't even know if it's one thing. It's the epitome of elusive. We only know that dark matter exists.