A few weeks ago, we brought up the discovery of gravitational waves, which just so happen to be a part of Einstein’s theory of general relativity.  At the time, scientists were pretty excited, but couldn’t consider the gravitational waves real astrology just in case the first discovery ended up being a fluke. Luckily, this week more gravitational waves were discovered, which will soon help us discover more about the universe. Perhaps, we will even learn more about the multi-verse?

For more on the second discovery and what it means, check out this link:

https://www.buzzfeed.com/tomchivers/black-hole-sun-wont-you-come-and-wash-away-the-rain?bffbuknews&utm_term=.okVpW91LG#.nx8Wmo62X

The air blew rapidly and suddenly a scream of joy. "Mark! What sizzles chizzle?" - Tina from Spidersilk the novel

“I could tell it was a peregrine by the marking around its eye. I tried yelling at it to get help. I even tried sign language. Out of frustration, I focused and charged the window, slamming against it with unusual strength. It actually cracked and broke revealing a second window an inch away.”_Isis from Spidersilk the novel

If you’re a video game fan, like the main character of Spidersilk, Mark, then you’ll probably love hearing that action video games can actually make you smarter. For years, scientists have insisted that they help improve your hand and eye coordination, but recently it revealed that it gets your brain going too. This would partially explain how Mark ended up so clever.

For more on this development, check out this link:

http://www.vocativ.com/327278/action-video-games-can-actually-boost-your-capacity-to-learn/

“The smell of the forest was well known to forest ranger Anthony Rossi. The air breezed swiftly by his nostrils fresh and crisp. Reaching with his right hand he single handedly grasped the Meconi’s sub sandwich he was enjoying. “_Spidersilk the novel

In Spidersilk the novel, the main character develops games that are a lot like reality. In fact, some of the names he uses even mirror the names we have in our own world. Recently, an interview with a famous game designer was published, which talked about the chances of our own reality being nothing more than a game. Of course, this is a 1 in billions chance, but the idea is quite fascinating.

For more on this concept, check out this link:

http://arstechnica.co.uk/the-multiverse/2016/06/are-we-living-in-a-simulated-reality-elon-musk/

“I like the lavish décor you’ve applied. That is a nice piece. Where did you get that?’ Mark meandered along. ‘Oh, that is a piece that I hold captive as a loan guarantee. It is my collateral.’ Rameses chuckled. ‘Now, you’re a lender and a loan shark, what’s next, bank?”_Spidersilk the novel

"Those dreams are awesome," he muttered to himself referring to the vivid lucid dreams he regularly has. - Mark from Spidersilk