Forest restoration

One guy from Canada has dedicated his life to forest restoration. 25-year-old Antoine Moses has already planted 1.3 million trees across the country and even set a world record by planting 23 thousand saplings in 24 hours.

Swiss Invention

A self-destructing USB drive has been developed in Switzerland. The Overdrive USB is capable of burning itself if you need to quickly get rid of data. Additionally, it can encrypt files and only connects to a computer after 3 attempts.

England invents sugarconcrete: a sweet construction material

In England, they have invented sugarconcrete. This sweet construction material is 5 times lighter than regular concrete and sets 5 times faster. It is made from bagasse - the byproduct of sugar cane processing.

First car number plate ever sold in Australia fetches $11.5 million at auction

The first car number plate ever issued in Australia in 1910, bearing the inscription NSW 1, has been sold at auction for a staggering $11.5 million. Despite the impressive amount, it falls short of the record set by the P7 number plate, which was sold in Dubai for $15 million.

OpenAI's Groundbreaking AI Technology: Revolutionizing Everyday Life

OpenAI is working on developing the latest AI technology. Insiders report that OpenAI is developing cutting-edge software that allows AI to control various devices and automate a wide range of tasks, from buying tickets to booking restaurants, based on just a single user's text query. If OpenAI succeeds in implementing this project, it will truly revolutionize the world of AI. Such technology can significantly expand the boundaries of AI usage, making it an integral part of everyday life.

British woman finds missing dogs using thermal drone

Erika Hart monitors ads about runaway pets, travels to the area of their disappearance, and locates the dogs from the air. In this way, she has already saved 330 dogs.

Unusual camera

An engineer from the USA has invented a poetic camera. Poetroid, with the help of AI, recognizes objects in front of it and instead of taking a photo, it generates poems about them. For example, the camera captured a pizza and within a few seconds, the gadget came up with an ode to the Italian dish.

New vacancy

In the UK, they are searching for a bathtub tester who will spend 1-4 hours a day in water for a promised salary of £400. The company approves if you include Netflix or a radio at the workplace as it helps ensure the comfort of the product.

Revolutionary Nanopaint Technology

In Japan, nanocoatings have been developed that will significantly reduce the weight of airplanes. These coatings do not degrade over time, and just a 100-nm layer is sufficient for aesthetic purposes, weighing only 0.5 g/m². This revolutionary coating will greatly lighten airliners, which currently bear the burden of carrying between 270 and 540 kilograms of paint.

From hobby to business

A guy from the Czech Republic has assembled the largest LEGO collection, occupying 22 rooms, and it has been recognized by the Guinness World Records. Currently, he has over 6000 LEGO sets. Initially, he stored everything at home, but as time went by, space became insufficient, leading him to rent a separate facility. As a result, this collection has become the first LEGO museum in Prague, and his passion has evolved into a successful business.

Amendments to the Labor Code

In Australia, workers have been allowed to ignore calls from their superiors during non-working hours. Authorities explain that amendments to the labor code are aimed at protecting employees' rights to their personal life, as overtime work without extra payment will be prohibited. The draft law also includes penalties for employers who disturb their employees during non-working hours.

Startup Interlune

Startup Interlune is planning to send space excavators to the Moon to extract Helium-3. This isotope is rare on Earth, but abundant on the Moon. The first launches are promised as early as 2026, but mining operations will begin later, around 2028.

Unique shoehorn

BORK brand has released a shoe spoon priced at $4500. They promise that it is handcrafted using the technology that was used in ancient times for making samurai swords. And for those who find it expensive, there is an option made from Tanzanian bull horn, priced at $700.

Skyscraper shaped like a bullet

Mercedes-Benz will construct a bullet-shaped skyscraper in Dubai featuring its iconic branding on the facade. The tower, standing at a height of 341 meters, will include terraces with open-air swimming pools, five penthouses, and 150 apartments priced up to $10 million. The construction is planned to be completed by 2026, with a project cost of $1 billion.

Man Spends 8 Years Building Eiffel Tower with Matches, Guinness World Records Rejects Record

A man spent 8 years of his life building the Eiffel Tower out of matches, but the Guinness World Records commission rejected the record due to an error. The potential record holder used 706 thousand matches and dedicated 4200 hours of his life to the construction, only to find out that he used the wrong type of matches.

Global Food Losses

People throw away nearly two billion tons of food per year. Scientists have created a global database on food losses in 121 countries and found that from 2004 to 2014, they increased by 24% and reached 1.92 billion tons per year. In poor countries, most of the losses occur at early stages of the production chain - they lack refrigeration equipment and a lot of products become unusable even on farms. In developed countries, the main losses happen due to excessive consumption and disposal of excess. For example, in North America, Australia, and New Zealand, 1560 kilocalories are thrown away per person daily.

Service for generating fake documents

A new online service has emerged that uses artificial intelligence to generate counterfeit passports and driver's licenses. The neural network is capable of creating documents for 26 countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Russia, and several EU countries. The service produces 20,000 such documents on a daily basis. The developers remain anonymous and only accept cryptocurrency as payment. They charge $15 for a photo of a fictitious document, requiring users to provide the necessary personal information.

British Musician Louis Cardoso's Unusual Announcement of His Song 'Fly'

British musician Louis Cardoso made a highly unconventional announcement for his song 'Fly'. He took a paragliding trip while carrying a grand piano with him.

New category of hurricanes

Meteorologists have added a new category of hurricanes because the existing ones are no longer sufficient. Previously, they were divided into five categories based on their strength, but hurricanes are becoming stronger. Therefore, scientists have added a sixth category - mega-hurricanes. Over the past 10 years, there have already been five of them, and there will be more in the future.

Paris to Introduce Expensive Parking for SUVs

Paris will become the first city in the world to make parking for large crossovers and SUVs three times more expensive than regular cars. All internal combustion engine vehicles weighing over 1.6 tons and electric vehicles weighing over 2 tons will be affected. Locals complain that such vehicles take up a lot of space, contribute more to air pollution, and pose a greater risk in collisions.