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    Security Breach 2 trailer claims first look and release date●Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach 2 – First Trailer and Date Reavel▶youtubeTechnologyCybersecurity44.4K9 h ago

    A trailer circulating online presents itself as a first look at Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach 2, including a supposed release date reveal. The horror game series from Steel Wool Studios has a large fanbase, and any sequel news draws intense attention. Viewers should note that no official announcement has been confirmed, and fan-made concept trailers for the franchise are common, so the date should be treated with caution.

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    Physics trivia quiz asks what happens to an aluminum can near a charged balloon●# Electromagnetism_trivia If you rub a plastic balloon with some wool or synthetic material, and put it close to an alumMmastodonScience817 h ago

    An astrophysicist has posed an electromagnetism trivia question: if you rub a plastic balloon with wool or a synthetic material and bring it close to an aluminum can resting on a nearly frictionless table, what will the can do? The puzzle invites people to reason about static electricity and induced charge, and is drawing answers and debate from science-minded followers.

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    Hidden RNA Switch May Shape Cashmere Goat Hair Follicles Before Birth▼A Hidden RNA Switch May Shape Cashmere Goat Hair Follicles Before Birth✉newsScienceBiology39 min ago

    New research suggests a previously unnoticed RNA switch may influence how hair follicles develop in cashmere goats before birth, potentially affecting the fineness and quality of the cashmere fiber the animals later produce. The finding points to prenatal genetic mechanisms as key to one of the wool industry's most valuable traits, opening possible avenues for breeding and biotechnology.

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    Anna Thommesen's textile 'Red, Yellow, Green' draws fresh attention●'Rødt, gult, grønt' (Red, Yellow, Green), beautiful weave with linen and dyed wool by Anna Thommesen #art #artwork #weavMmastodonCultureArt11 h ago

    Anna Thommesen's woven work 'Rødt, gult, grønt' (Red, Yellow, Green), made with linen and dyed wool, is being shared and praised in art circles. The Danish weaver, known for her geometric abstract tapestries, is celebrated for her mastery of colour and texture, and the piece is being highlighted by collectors and contemporary art enthusiasts.

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    Readers revisit Hugh Howey's dystopian novel Silo▼Gelesen: Silo (2013, orig. Wool, 2011) von Hugh Howey, übersetzt von Gaby Wurster und Johanna Nickel # books # bookstodoMmastodonCultureBooks512 h ago

    Hugh Howey's dystopian science fiction novel Silo, originally self-published as Wool in 2011 and published in German in 2013 in a translation by Gaby Wurster and Johanna Nickel, is being discussed by readers. The book, set in an underground silo community, has regained attention thanks to the recent screen adaptations, drawing both new readers and longtime fans back to the original novels.

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    Peta returns to disrupt catwalks despite fashion's fur shift▼Peta claimed victory when fashion stopped using fur – so why are they back hijacking catwalks?✉newsLifeFashion2 d ago

    Animal rights group Peta declared victory years ago as major fashion houses dropped fur, but its activists are once again storming runways at fashion shows. The Guardian asks why the organisation is back hijacking catwalks, examining what now drives its protests as the industry moves on from fur to new controversies over leather, wool and animal-derived materials.

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    Claudia Winkleman-style Fair Isle jumper wins over shoppers●Claudia Winkleman-inspired Fair Isle jumper that's 'soft not itchy' a hit with fans https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.mMmastodonLifeFashion12 d ago

    A Fair Isle jumper inspired by Claudia Winkleman's signature TV styling is selling well with fans, who highlight that the wool is soft rather than itchy. The patterned knit fits with Winkleman's well-known cosy, autumnal look on screen, and the piece is being promoted as an affordable way to copy her style.

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    Fashion's Hidden Footprint: It Starts With How Fibre Is Farmed▼Fashion’s Hidden Footprint: It Starts With How Fibre Is Farmed✉newsLifeFashion2 d ago

    Fashion's environmental footprint begins long before the runway or the garment rack, with the way raw fibres such as cotton, wool and synthetics are farmed and produced. New attention is turning to agriculture's role in the industry's emissions, water use and soil damage, with calls for brands to address fibre sourcing as the first step toward sustainability.