The Etymology of Unobtanium The much-mocked wonder-rock from the 2009 blockbuster ‘Avatar’ doesn’t have an atomic number, but engineers have used the actual word for decades ...

India, Japan, USA and Australia have launched a “Critical Minerals Initiative” they hope will harden supply chains.

While unobtanium can never be reached, it’s worth trying to get there to drive technology forward. A further example is the single crystal turbine blade developed by Rolls-Royce in 2012. Each blade is ...

Hold on to your Toruk, the so-called unobtanium graphics setting is intended to melt future hardware. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how ...

The look and setup of the Unobtanium Raw should be familiar to anyone who has checked out the original Unobtanium, which was launched in December 2022.Both sides of the pedal have their own footswitch ...

One might imagine that either mode would benefit from a Tube Screamer in front of it for maximum SRV, and CTC recognises that the slightly larger format allows for more routing options, and has ...

I leveraged Rock Auto, PartsSouq, ... What It’s Like to Own a Unicorn Car Built with Unobtainium Parts. The Powered by BMW td6 badges were worth the purchase price alone.

Like Unobtanium in Avatar, Tulkun enzyme is kind of treated as a minor detail within the story of Avatar: The Way of Water – but one that could grow exponentially more important in Avatar 3 and ...

For instance, the standard spec includes a home AC unit, a 200Ah deep-cycle battery in one of the exterior bays, and a 2,000 W inverter. You also get a one-burner gas cooktop that runs on ...

The pads looked the same as anything available on Rock Auto. But we tested a set of Gen 3 fronts and Gen 2/2.5 rears and discovered the top hat depth—from the hub to the caliper—didn’t match.

Here's the full PC vs PS5 comparison, plus optimised settings and FSR 3 analysis in video form. Watch on YouTube. To back it all up, the game also provides an in-game benchmark which reminds me of ...