Jack Daniel’s Launches Whiskey Sausages

Jack Daniel’s has launched sausages with whiskey. The lineup includes a whole series of products: Jack Daniel's Texas Style Smokehouse Pork and Beef Sausage, Chicken Sausage with Apples and Jack Daniel's, Spicy Chicken Sausage with Honey and Jack Daniel's, Jack Daniel's Cheddar and Jalapeño Pork Sausage, Jack Daniel's Hot Links Pork and Beef Sausage.

Sex may disappear from games

A bill has been introduced in the US Congress that threatens games like Cyberpunk 2077, Baldur’s Gate 3, The Witcher 3, and even GTA 6. The Interstate Obscenity Definition Act proposes a unified federal definition of "obscenity" and tightens control over explicit content - this could affect all games containing elements of nudity or sexual scenes. If the law is passed, developers will have to either remove or tone down the content to maintain their presence in the American market.

'Formula 1' with Brad Pitt - big trailer

The film tells the story of a driver from a fictional team who decided to return to racing and become the mentor of a rising star, and it was filmed during the real Grands Prix of 2023 and 2024. The world premiere is on June 27.

James Webb Telescope Captures Jupiter's Aurora

The James Webb Space Telescope captured an aurora on Jupiter that is hundreds of times brighter than Earth's. While on Earth the phenomenon occurs due to solar wind reaching the upper layers of the atmosphere, on Jupiter it is further intensified by charged particles ejected by the volcanoes of its moon Io. This makes the glow especially bright and intense.

US Aims to Remotely Disable Graphics Cards

Congress is developing a law that will require Nvidia, Intel, and AMD to integrate geolocation chips into their products. These chips will detect activities in sanctioned countries and automatically block the graphics card.

AI Creates Faces from Genetic Material

Neural networks have learned to determine a person's face from genetic material - the Chinese have created AI Difface, which leaves no room for anonymity. Forensic experts are thrilled: in tests, people without preparation successfully guessed who the generated face belonged to in 75% of cases. The margin of error is minimal - only 3.5 mm. And if age, sex, and BMI are added, accuracy increases: the error decreases to 2.93 mm.

Philips Razors Can Now Be Printed

Philips razors can now be printed - the company has started making models of its razor parts publicly available. The idea is simple: if something breaks, you no longer need to buy a new razor or search for parts - you can simply print them on a 3D printer. The model of a 3-mm 'comb' is already available, and in the future, models of nearly all razor components are promised to be uploaded.

Tom Cruise climbs on top of London cinema

Tom Cruise climbed onto the roof of the London BFI Imax cinema to promote the film 'Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning'. The actor stood at the very edge of the building in a business suit and waved to passersby below. Rumor has it that 'Dead Reckoning' might be Cruise's last film as Ethan Hunt.

Huawei Unveils 'Windows Killer' - HarmonyOS

In China, the PC version of the HarmonyOS operating system was announced, which, according to developers, will compete with MacOS and Windows. What Huawei promises: Maximum smooth user interface (UI). Perfect integration with mobile devices. More than 2,000 optimized applications.

Electricity from Rain: Singaporean Innovation

Scientists from Singapore have discovered a way to generate electricity from rain. Here's how it works: Raindrops fall into thin tubes. Inside, a vortex is created that generates a charge in the water. This charge is transferred to a system with wires, enabling the lighting of bulbs. This method has already helped light up 12 bulbs, and in the future, we might be able to charge phones in the rain. The technology is promising and opens up new opportunities for clean energy.

Aoshima: The Cat Island

Aoshima is a small island in southern Japan that has literally been overtaken by cats. Fishermen once brought them there to control rodents, and the furry creatures eventually settled in and multiplied so much that they all had to be captured and sterilized. For a long time, the fluffy felines attracted crowds of tourists to the island, but now their numbers are rapidly declining: as of today, there are 80 cats and only four permanent residents left.

Woman Divorces Husband After ChatGPT Coffee Reading

A woman divorced her husband after ChatGPT performed a coffee reading for her. The Greek woman asked to interpret the patterns in the coffee grounds, and ChatGPT informed her that her husband was cheating on her and advised her to divorce immediately. Moreover, the AI even described the appearance of the 'lover', adding that the husband was head over heels in love. The woman immediately filed for divorce, ending 12 years of marriage without listening to any of her husband's arguments.

Metallica Concert Causes Earthquake in Virginia

During a Metallica concert in Virginia, a crowd of 60,000 people jumped so energetically to 'Enter Sandman' that a seismograph recorded an earthquake. Scientists called it the 'Metallica Quake' - the tremor's magnitude was small (less than 1.0), but the instruments detected it. The concert took place at Virginia Tech Stadium, where 'Enter Sandman' has been used as the anthem of the local football team Hokies for 25 years.

First Phone-Free School in Scotland

Scotland has introduced its first phone-free school. Students were given special magnetic covers for their smartphones, which need to be placed inside. Each day, students lock their devices upon entering the institution and unlock them after classes.

Thai Police Unveils 'AI Police Cyborg 1.0'

The Thai police have unveiled the 'AI Police Cyborg 1.0', equipped with 360-degree cameras with facial recognition. The robot has already been tested at the celebration of the local New Year. It can detect the presence of weapons, identify fights and disturbances, and recognize suspects by their face and body build. The robot's cameras are connected to a command center and use video analytics to monitor safety at mass events.

Scientists Extract Gold from Lead at the Large Hadron Collider

Scientists have started extracting gold from lead at the Large Hadron Collider - no magic involved, just pure nuclear physics. When lead nuclei fly past each other at a minimal distance, their electromagnetic fields knock protons out of the nuclei. In rare cases, a gold atom remains. In one cycle of such events, 86 billion were counted. Newton and others struggled for centuries with the mystery of obtaining the Philosopher's Stone. And now it's a reality.

Klein Vision to launch flying sports cars for sale

Slovak company Klein Vision will begin selling flying sports cars as early as next year - they will cost $1 million. The car can transform into an airplane in 80 seconds and fly up to 1000 km. The speed in the air is promised to be up to 250 km/h, on the road - up to 200 km/h. The Aircar prototype has already received a certificate of airworthiness and completed 500 successful test flights.

Humanity has explored only ~0.001% of ocean depths

Scientists have calculated that humanity has explored only ~0.001% of ocean depths. From 1958 to the present, 44,000 deep-sea dives have visually examined only 3,823 km² of the seafloor, with 97% of expeditions conducted by just five countries: the USA, Japan, New Zealand, France, and Germany. Even if the pace were increased a thousandfold, it would take about 100,000 years to survey the remaining areas.

Bill Gates pledges to donate almost all his wealth to charity

Bill Gates has promised to donate almost all of his wealth (more than $200 billion) to charity: the Microsoft founder does not want to 'die rich'. The Gates Foundation, which he founded with his ex-wife in 2000, originally planned to continue its work for several decades after their passing, but now the plans have changed - within 20 years, the organization will spend all the money and then close.

Anti-Hangover Bottle Openers Now Available

Innovative gadget with an Asian approach to parties: when opening the bottle, it adds a special substance to the drink that: 1. Softens the effects of alcohol in the morning, 2. Enriches the taste with fruity notes, 3. Contains anti-hangover components based on plant extracts.