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READ MORE:Top AI experts warn groundbreaking new tech could spark 'nuclear-scale' catastropheCalculations have placed the forming of a new supercontinent in 200 or 300million years where the Earth’s landmasses will form with the Americas and Asia that will collide to create Amasia.Making use of supercomputer simulations, the scientists at Curtin University in Perth, Australia have made use of supercomputer simulations which has led them to their prediction.Writing in the National Science Review, they said: “Earth's known supercontinents are believed to have formed in vastly different ways, with two endmembers being introversion and extroversion.“The former involves the closure of the internal oceans formed during the break-up of the previous supercontinent, whereas the latter involves the closure of the previous external superocean.”They added: “However, it is unclear what caused such a diverging behaviour of supercontinent cycles that involved first-order interaction between subducting tectonic plates and the mantle. "Here we address this question through 4-D geodynamic modelling using realistic tectonic setups.”The world's oldest known supercontinent, Nuna, came together about 1.8 billion years ago, and Chuan Huang, from Curtin's Earth Dynamics Research Group says a supercontinent is due to form in a "couple of hundred of million years' time".He said: “Over the past 2billion years, Earth's continents have collided together to form a supercontinent every 600million years, known as the supercontinent cycle.

Zack Sharf Billy Eichner’s “Bros” nearly featured a “$30,000 butt rig,” director Nicholas Stoller recently confirmed to Entertainment Weekly. The device, first teased by cast member Luke Macfarlane as a “very expensive prop,” was used to simulate rimming during one of the film’s sex scenes. However, the butt rig was left on the cutting room floor. “We were going to shoot a rim job moment, but then ‘The White Lotus’ beat us to the punch, so we cut that,” Eichner added, referring to the viral sex scene in the Emmy-winning HBO series. The “$30,000 butt rig” was used during an extended sex scene between Aaron (Macfarlane) and Bobby (Eichner) in which the characters passionately embrace each other’s sexual quirks. Macfarlane said “two puppeteers” operated the butt rig off camera.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Ed Helms has managed to find the amusing parts of impending nuclear Armageddon. The actor, writer and comedian hosts “Snafu,” a nonfiction comedy series in which he’ll dissect some of history’s most notorious screw-ups. In the inaugural season, set to premiere Oct. 5 on major podcast platforms, Helms tells the story of Able Archer 83, the NATO military exercise that may have almost triggered a real nuclear war in November 1983. “It kind of felt like a story that needed to be told, and it also seemed like a story that would be fun to tell – it’s loaded with drama and spy-thriller intrigue,” Helms told Variety. “There’s a lot of comedy baked in. But ultimately it’s an intense and somewhat mortifying chain of events.”

Warning: This post contains numerous spoilers about the ending of “Don’t Worry Darling.” Do not read unless you have seen the film. “Don’t Worry Darling” had plenty of publicity before it was released, from director Olivia Wilde’s remarks about Shia LaBeouf to the Harry Styles-Chris Pine “spitgate” incident and various other dramas. But through all the pre-opening drama, the film’s storyline stayed unknown. After the trailer premiered, audiences could see the premise was a “Stepford Wives”-like society where women had traditional roles in a sunny utopian society. Once viewers saw the film, they saw this story expanded as Florence Pugh’s Alice character begins to realize that something isn’t right in the placid community of Victory. But as events progress, it becomes a little harder to tell what’s really going on, and the ending has left more than a few filmgoers scratching their heads.

Katy Perry believes that the world is a video game. The pop superstar has been studying Simulation Theory, which proposes that all of existence is a simulated reality like a computer simulation, an idea that is explored in the sci-fi film series 'The Matrix'. Katy, 37, said: "I have some freaky thoughts that I entertain.

West Ham United players after their horror start to the season continued.The Hammers head into the international break in the relegation zone after Neal Maupay’s strike for Everton handed them their fifth defeat in seven Premier League games. The West Ham boss said: “We had a game on Thursday night, so you have to take that into consideration as well, and we are trying to put new players in, get the best out of them and find out a bit about them.“But today I found out little bits, mainly about the players I already knew about.

Tiffany Haddish was accused of child sexual abuse, along with fellow comedian Aries Spears. Accusations have been thrown by both sides, with Haddish's side calling the case a "shakedown" and one of the accusers calling for Haddish's arrest. But now it looks like a possible path to a conclusion may have begun, as the two sides may be willing to talk settlement.

Arsenal and Tottenham is at risk of being postponed due to potential rail strikes.All 12 rail companies are plotting to down tools on October 1 and October 5 amid disputes over pay. Mikel Arteta's Gunners are set to welcome Antonio Conte's Spurs side on the day the strikes start for a 12.30pm kick-off at the Emirates, being broadcast live on BT Sport for UK fans.Should they go ahead, the Premier League could be forced into postponing the fixture, just as they had to for Brighton's clash with Crystal Palace which was scheduled for this weekend.READ MORE: We simulated the Premier League North vs South All-Star clash - and it was very closeThe strikes were postponed in light of the passing of Her Majesty the Queen, but they could be back on at the start of next month.It's news which won't be welcomed by Arsenal boss Arteta, who has seen his side's last two games be called off.

football world has been abuzz with talk of a Premier League All-Star match this week thanks to Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly.Fans and pundits have argued back and forth over whether the North of England should take on the South of England in an annual showpiece event, with some all for the idea and others against an 'Americanisation' of the game.But whichever side of the fence you're on, you can't deny you'd like to find out which team would win. So we at Daily Star Sport took it upon ourselves to simulate the game on FIFA to come up with the answer to that question.READ MORE:What a North vs South match would look like as Todd Boehly suggests Prem All-Star gameThe teams were picked without any rules in place over how many players can be included from any one club so it truly is the best XI from each half of the country.

A project led by Paisley's university that could improve sustainability in the clothing industry has been boosted.

READ MORE: Teledildonics are the new 'tools of the dominatrix' as sex tech gets kinkyAs well as the electrical stimulation, the suit can also be equipped with temperature controls that allows it to simulate temperature changes - creating even deeper and more convincing immersion in the virtual reality environment.The BBC’s Sarah Cox experienced the world’s first “digital hug” while wearing a Teslasuit. Although the man hugging her was a few yards away, she felt the intimate embrace through the suit."I could feel it all down my back, and on my shoulders, and on my stomach," she said "And it's just really exciting."It’s no surprise that a lot of people have already hailed it as the future of sex.Ben Barnes, writing in The Future of Sex, says: “Users might go online, chat with a sex worker via webcam, agree on terms, and then synchronise their Teslasuits for a completely tactile sexual experience - all the while being thousands of miles away.”Teslasuit's Paul Nickeas sees far wider uses for his company's product.

Serious allegations. Tiffany Haddish was accused of child sexual abuse in a lawsuit filed on Tuesday, August 31.

READ MORE: Peaches, 55, strips nearly naked on stage before warning fans 'the show is over'Other acts included British DJ duo Disclosure, Olly Alexander’s electro-pop band Years&Years and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.Sprawled across three stages – Meo, Futura and Colina – at Lisbon’s Bela Vista Park, the flawless scheduling and natural amphitheatre formed by the natural terrain ensured each act, from the German classic electro band Kraftwerk to James Blake’s keening lyrics, were kept separate.Kalorama’s set-up forms a natural atmosphere, with excitable energy leaking from one stage to another. While each of the three stages’ crowds are visible from the main stage, there’s hardly any noise leakage, ensuring an intimate feel to catch Nick Cave’s dulcet tones or the thumping pop of The Chemical Brothers.As well as its bountiful musical offerings, Kalorama prides itself on sustainability.

F1's Contract Recognition Board (CRB).The CRB emphatically ruled in McLaren’s favour, meaning Piastri is free to replace fellow Australian Danny Ricciardo in the Woking squad from next year. Piastri will remain Alpine’s reserve and test driver for the rest of 2022 and could still be required to undertake simulator work for the Enstone-based squad.READ MORE: Nico Rosberg blasts Alpine's 'unbelievable' handling of Oscar Piastri sagaMcLaren could potentially run Piastri in a practice session before the end of the season as part of his integration into his new team, but that would require approval from Alpine, who have been left red-faced by their handling of the saga.McLaren CEO Zak Brown addressed the issue ahead of qualifying at the Dutch Grand Prix, telling Sky Sports: “That’s for Andreas [Seidl, McLaren team principal] to work out.

Manchester City will be looking to continue their incredible goalscoring form on Saturday, as they face a struggling Aston Villa side in the Premier League.

Manchester City face Nottingham Forest at the Etihad on Wednesday, with Pep Guardiola's side looking to continue their unbeaten start to the Premier League season.

Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy have launched a "tech-infused" golf event inside a stadium to rival the LIV Golf Tour.The duo announced the new series, called TGL, on Tuesday and plan to build a custom arena to house the giant virtual golf course which will be used during matches.

Manchester United will face fierce rivals Liverpool on Monday night, as Erik ten Hag's side look for their first win of the 2022/23 Premier League season.

Ethan Shanfeld SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the series finale of “The Rehearsal,” titled “Pretend Daddy.”“I started to feel like I was solving a puzzle of my own design,” Nathan Fielder says in the series finale of “The Rehearsal.” He’s dropping off his fake son at a Jewish school. Driving right behind him is the kid’s real mom, who immediately picks him up to take him to his real school.Nathan wants to feel like he’s dropping his kid off at Jewish school so that he feels like a “good Jew,” an insecurity stemming from an issue with his former co-parent, Angela, for whom the entire simulation was originally built.

Nathan Fielder will be staging some more real-life interactions.

BreAnna Bell HBO has ordered a Season 2 of Nathan Fielder’s “The Rehearsal.”Per the official description, “The Rehearsal” explores the lengths one man will go to reduce the uncertainties of everyday life. With a construction crew, a legion of actors, and seemingly unlimited resources, Fielder allows ordinary people to prepare for life’s biggest moments by “rehearsing” them in carefully crafted simulations of his own design.