Pokémon UNITE
Solgaleo Moveset
Sturdy (Cosmog and Cosmoem)
The damage this Pokémon receives is reduced.
When this Pokémon receives damage that would knock it out, 1 HP will remain and it becomes invincible for a short time.
This effect goes on cooldown after it’s triggered.
Full Metal Body (Solgaleo)
This Pokémon’s Attack does not decrease when affected by opposing Pokémon’s moves and Abilities.
Becomes a boosted attack with every third attack, dealing increased damage.
Cosmog and Cosmoem Basic Attack
The user gains a boost counter after receiving a certain amount of damage.
If the user has one or more boost counters, their basic attack becomes a boosted attack, dealing damage to opposing Pokémon in an area of effect in front of itself.
A boost counter is consumed when a boosted attack is used.
Solgaleo Basic Attack
Has the user attack opposing Pokémon by slashing its sharp claws, increasing critical-hit rate each time a basic attack hits. This effect can stack up to 5 times.
The user gains boost counters from using its moves. If the user has two or more boost counters, their basic attack becomes a boosted attack, dealing critical-hit damage to opposing Pokémon in the area of effect in front of itself.
Two boost counters are consumed when a boosted attack is used.
After almost two decades of searching, a team of physicists in China says it has observed strong evidence of a mysterious particle called a glueball that is made entirely of force-carrying particles
https://t.co/lGGCQ9hT89
In 1831, Michael Faraday discovered that a changing magnetic environment could produce an electric current.
Decades later, James Clerk Maxwell turned Faraday’s physical insight into a mathematical theory and found something extraordinary. Electric and magnetic fields could sustain each other and travel through empty space as waves. In his 1865 theory, their predicted speed matched the known speed of light, revealing light as an electromagnetic phenomenon.
The derivation above follows that idea in its modern form. From Faraday’s law and the Ampère–Maxwell law comes the electromagnetic wave equation and the result (v=c). The same electromagnetic physics lies behind radio, television, mobile communication, Wi-Fi, radar and the light carrying information through modern technology.
What began as experiments with coils and magnets became a theory of light itself.
Why does a magnetic field appear between a charging capacitor’s plates - where no current flows?
- Gauss’s law of magnetism
∮ 𝐁 · d𝐀 = 0
says magnetic lines always form closed loops; no monopoles exist.
- Gauss’s law of electricity
∮ 𝐄 · d𝐀 = qᵢₙ / ε₀
lets electric lines start and stop on charges.
- Ampère’s law fails for changing fields. Maxwell added displacement current, giving
∮ 𝐁 · d𝐥 = μ₀(I + ε₀ dΦ_E/dt).
That single term yields electromagnetic waves: the foundation of every radio, Wi-Fi and MRI signal.
The universe runs on closed loops and one clever correction.
The countdown is officially on.
December 10. Live from Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
Four months until @TheGameAwards
More details - and tickets - coming this fall. 🎮🏆