You may have heard the old adage, "Video games will rot your brain." While this may be true if you are continuously playing a mindless mobile game, it turns out scientists believe some aspects of video games can actually help us become more social and better problem solvers — and even help positively develop a child's mind. But how?

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There are thousands of satellites circling the Earth at this very moment. Some of those satellites manage to stay over the exact same spot at all times. This is called geosynchronous orbit and the way that it works is truly incredible.

Physics is a branch of science that deals with the nature and properties of matter and energy. Basically, it helps us put rules to how our universe works — and, obviously, it's pretty complex. Inevitably, though, some facts may get skewed or misinterpreted. Here's one: There is no gravity in space. Turns out, there is.

If the Earth were one giant atom, the nucleus would be so small it would fit inside a baseball stadium. That means the rest of the world would just be electrons. So, if atoms are made of basically empty space, why doesn't light pass right through them? Why isn't everything and everyone transparent? And what makes some objects, like glass, see-through?

Sometimes it feels like the world is throwing everything it has at you. To succeed, you need someone to guide you through. That’s what Dell Technologies Advisors do. They have the tech advice to help you navigate whatever challenges you’re up against — and get you safely to where you want to be.