Morinaga Drink

In Japan, a drink called Morinaga has been created, which turns into jelly in the stomach and induces a sense of fullness. The drink has become a hit and is instantly sold out. It seems that people are eager to save time and/or money on lunch breaks.

Modular Torch: The Ultimate Multifunctional Gadget

An interesting Kickstarter novelty, a modular torch that can be transformed into a speaker, fan, pump, and even a mosquito repellent. Inside, there is a 5000 mAh battery that powers various modules and can also charge a smartphone or anything else via a cable. The entire set is available for pre-order at $89.

Taobao Offers $125,000 Yearly Salary for a Cool Cat

Taobao will pay a Chinese citizen $125,000 per year for having an awesome cat. The platform is looking for a furry partner. According to the competition rules, participants need to upload a photo of their pet on the website and wait for a response. In case of winning, the cat will become Alibaba's first employee, appearing in advertisements and a feature film. Additionally, the cat will receive a year's supply of food and even health insurance.

SiiPet Startup Releases AI-Powered Pet Camera that Detects Diseases

Startup SiiPet has released a camera with AI that can detect diseases in your pet. The camera analyzes the behavior of your dog or cat and immediately notifies you of any deviations, allowing for the treatment of any diseases, even the most serious ones, at an early stage. It also has the capability to take photos with your pet.

Largest Solar Power Plant Launched in China

The largest solar power plant in the world was launched in northwest China recently. The system, covering an area of 13.3 thousand hectares, will generate over 6 billion kWh annually, which is comparable to the consumption of a small country like Armenia or Latvia. The construction took just under a year, and the project is estimated to cost ¥15.5 billion.

Louis Vuitton Introduces High-End Chocolate Spread Pricier Than Nutella

Louis Vuitton has officially revealed their own luxury chocolate spread, which is more expensive than Nutella. The official price for a jar is only $32, but resellers are selling it for a whopping $500-800.

Israeli scientists invent self-healing glass

Israeli scientists have discovered an amazing property of a short aromatic tripeptide YYY, which led to the creation of self-assembling and self-healing glass. This breakthrough occurred accidentally while researchers were studying the properties of other proteins. The research team believes that further experiments could lead to a wide range of applications for this new type of glass. A significant advantage of this innovative material is that its production requires much less energy compared to traditional glass manufacturing methods. This discovery has the potential to greatly impact various industries, from construction to optics, and can serve as a more environmentally friendly alternative to modern materials.

The Stunning Zhuyi Bridge in Zhejiang Province

The incredibly beautiful two-tier Zhuyi Bridge in the Zhejiang province of China is not only known for its wavy design, but also for its glass sections in the floor that allow visitors to gaze down into the 140-meter abyss below. The scenery is especially breathtaking during the spring bloom, when the valley is painted in shades of violet and pink.

Samsung creates smart sneakers to control your smartphone

Samsung has invented smart sneakers that can control your smartphone. The Samsung Shortcut shoes have sensors in the soles that recognize your dance moves and send commands to your smartphone. For example, you can make a call by tapping your shoes together.

US invents helmets for anonymity lovers

Qudi Mask 2 hides your face but allows you to show emotions and interact with people. The gadget reacts to the wearer's facial expressions, accurately conveying over 30 moods.

California Company Claims to Have Created an Eternal Nuclear Battery

A company from California has announced the creation of an eternal nuclear battery. The gadget from Infinity Power can provide power in the range of tens of milliwatts throughout the century, and its size does not exceed a coin. The battery uses the energy from the decay of nuclear isotopes and converts it into electricity through semiconductors.

Futuristic Helmets Designed for Service Dogs in the USA

The K9 GEN4 helmets, equipped with a flashlight, protect the dogs from sudden noises and bright flashes, allowing them to fearlessly perform their duty.

Attraction for adrenaline lovers

An attraction for thrill-seekers - standing roller coasters, available at SeaWorld Orlando in Florida. The track measures 900 meters in length, reaching a maximum speed of nearly 100 km/h. There is a seat beneath you, allowing you to lift your feet. Visitors have described the experience as if they were flying.

The Tallest Dog in the World

A Great Dane from the USA has been recognized as the tallest dog in the world. Three-year-old Great Dane named Kevin from Iowa state has been declared the tallest living dog. Kevin stands at a height of 97 centimeters at the shoulders, while the average height for a male of his breed is about 76 cm. Previously, the record holder in this category was a Great Dane named Zeus, whose shoulder height reached 104.6 cm.

British man sues Apple

A British man has filed a lawsuit against Apple after his wife discovered his affairs. For many years, the man had been dating various women, communicating with them through iMessage. To cover his tracks, he regularly deleted the conversations, but the cheater overlooked one detail - the sent messages were duplicated on his MacBook, where his wife found them. Now the ex-husband is demanding £5 million from Apple, as his wife demands it.

Japanese Electric Car Sets New World Speed Record

Japanese electric car Aspark Owl SP600, driven by professional racer Mark Basseng, has achieved a new world speed record of 438.7 km/h at a test track in Germany, surpassing the previous record held by Rimac Nevera by 26.7 km/h. It is noted that the car is currently not in production and manufacturing is planned to start soon.

Scientists warn about the risks of AI studying all available human texts by 2032

Scientists have warned that artificial intelligence will study all available human texts by 2032. As a result, the development of AI models may slow down, and it will be necessary to change the strategy of their training and use confidential or synthetic data that they generate themselves. In this case, a so-called model collapse may occur, in which AI will repeat and amplify its own errors and biases. At the same time, the value of content created by humans will increase.

Sexual Blackmail: Men Are More Vulnerable

Men are more likely to be victims of sexual blackmail than women, according to a study conducted by scientists. The research aimed to determine which population groups are more susceptible to sexual blackmail. It found that 14.5% of respondents had experienced sexual blackmail, while 5% admitted to engaging in such behavior themselves. Men were subjected to and played the role of blackmailers 1.17 and 1.43 times more often than women, respectively. Young people and representatives of sexual minorities were also found to be at a higher risk. The survey also revealed that residents of Mexico, the United States, Australia, and South Korea were the most frequent victims of sexual blackmail. Europeans, on the other hand, were less affected by this issue.

Xiaomi releases a smart fan powered by a power bank

Xiaomi has released a smart fan that can be powered by a power bank. It features eight modes, including an air conditioner assistant. The fan can be taken anywhere as long as there is a charged power bank. The device is also connected to the Mi Home ecosystem and app.

Kidney Damage and Radiation: Challenges for Mars Travel

Scientists have found that human kidneys cannot withstand a journey to Mars. Just a month in space leads to the narrowing of kidney tubules, disrupting the balance of calcium and salt. Experiments on mice have shown that their kidneys were destroyed or failed after 2.5 years of exposure to radiation. Without new methods of protection, astronauts may require dialysis on the return trip, according to the study's author, Kate Sue.