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League of Legends is one of the biggest video game hits in the whole world. What made this game so successful? One of the reasons was the free-to-play model. The game, which is completely free, does not require the player to spend any money. You could play for years without spending a penny. "How does this game earn money?" you might wonder. The answer is that the game features over 120 champions and skins for all of them. Normally, it would take a long time of playing to get all of the champions. However, with a few dollars, you could get any champion you wanted and a skin to make the champion look cooler. A few dollars here, a few dollars there, makes League very profitable. In August alone, it raked in $122 million. Another reason the game was really successful was the professional league that sprung up. The championships are huge events that attract thousands, even millions of people online and on-site. Even though these championships do not earn money, with the publici

Recently I read an article about Europe having plans for a moon village. The article explained that moon villages are much closer than people think, and that the plans have been around for a while. The only problem, however, was that Germany, which funded 45% of the project, was having a hard time getting other European countries to fund the other 55%. Recently, however, renewed interest in lunar exploration and a new director for the European Space Agency might turn things around. At the same time, the ESA is developing technologies that might allow people to survive on the moon. For example, 3-D printing technologies that can use lunar dust are being developed, which might allow colonies to 3-D print tools and even buildings. In addition, the British architecture firm Foster + Partners has gone so far as to design a catenary dome with a cellular structure that could guard an inflatable lunar habitat against both small pieces of debris and space radiation. I think this is an exciti