New Spider-Man with Tom Holland release date announced

The new 'Spider-Man' starring Tom Holland has been given a release date - the sequel to the film series will be released on July 31, 2026. The film is subtitled 'A Brand New Day'. The storyline sees Peter Parker's life change drastically: everyone forgets him, and his relationship with Mary Jane falls apart. Meanwhile, J. Jonah Jameson takes the seat as the mayor of New York City. Additionally, Sony has finally announced the release date for the animated film 'Spider-Man: Beyond the Universes'. The third installment of Miles Morales' story will be released on June 4, 2027.

Women Love Bald Men

Women love bald men - such men are associated with bravery and leadership. Scientists in the 70s discovered something interesting: men without hair on their heads often have high testosterone and even some evolutionary advantage. Simply put, their bodies have adapted to dominate. And if you dig deeper, baldness is an ancient trick from the primate arsenal. Studies of gorillas and chimpanzees showed that males with a chance of leadership tend to have thinning hair. It's all logical: less hair means less chance of being grabbed by the head in a fight.

LEGO Car Built by Swedish Volvo Fan

A Swedish Volvo fan has built a working LEGO car. The brick car can actually be driven, with only the frame and wheels not made out of plastic. The LEGO artist won 400,000 pieces in a competition and decided to build a life-sized Volvo V70 out of them. The entire process took over a year, and he had to enlist the help of family and friends.

SpaceX Conducts First Crewed Flight Over Both Poles

The SpaceX team of space tourists has completed the first ever crewed flight over both poles of the Earth in a single orbit. Previously, only the Soviet 'Vostok-6' in 1963 came close to this goal, but Crew Dragon flew more precisely, on an unexplored trajectory with an unprecedented inclination of 90°. Besides the flight, the Fram2 mission will monitor the aurora, study sleep problems in orbit, and attempt to grow oyster mushrooms on board.

Wavy Road Markings Tested in the US

In the US, unusual wavy road markings are being tested to combat speeders on suburban streets. The markings create the illusion of a winding track, forcing drivers to reduce speed and be more 'attentive' on the road. To prevent them from being ignored or driven over straightforwardly, plastic posts will also be added to enforce the trajectory.

A self-sufficient camper providing water and energy developed in the USA

A camper that provides water and energy anywhere has been created in the USA. The EO Canopy by Electric Outdoors allows a complete disconnection from the power grid and enables living in nature while maintaining all comforts. The system operates on solar panels and can generate up to 64 kWh/day, which is comparable to the power consumption of two American homes.

China Enters the Era of Flying Taxis

China has officially entered the era of flying taxis. Already, two Chinese companies have received permission for the commercial operation of autonomous passenger drones from the CAAC - the Civil Aviation Administration of China.

Japan Prepares for a Mega Earthquake

Japan has begun preparing for a mega earthquake. There is an 80% probability of a cataclysm with a magnitude of 8-9 occurring in the Nankai Trough, which will bring a 30-meter tsunami to the east of the country. The disaster could cause nearly $2 trillion in damages, up to 300,000 people may perish, and authorities will have to evacuate 1 million people.

Cats are winking at us, and we don't realize it.

The internet recalled a study in which scientists proved that a cat's slow blinking is nothing but a trusting smile on their part. This life hack works both ways: if you want to approach a street or house cat, you should just narrow your eyes and blink slowly. Then even the most independent cat will reciprocate and let you pet them.

China Plans Giant Space Solar Station

China plans to build a giant solar station in space, which will be more efficient than any energy source on Earth. It is expected that the station will be located in a reserved zone at an altitude of 36,000 km, with the collected energy being sent to Earth in the form of microwaves. No specific implementation date is mentioned, but they aim to complete it by 2050.

New and Rare Tree Species Discovered in Tanzania

In the forests of Tanzania, a new and extremely rare species of giant trees aged around 3000 years has been found. The height of Tessmannia princeps reaches 40 meters, and they grow very slowly - it takes up to 15 years for the trunk circumference to increase by one centimeter. Only 100 trees have been discovered, so there is a call to include them in the Red List.

Cat with the Longest Tail in the World Found in the USA

This is Mr. Pugsley Addams, and he has already been listed in the Guinness Book of Records. The fluffy feline lives in Minnesota, and his tail measures 46.99 cm. Moreover, it will continue to grow, as Maine Coons grow until they are 3-5 years old, and he is only two years old now.

Elon Musk plans to implant vision-restoring neuroimplant

Elon Musk has stated that he is ready to implant a vision-restoring neuroimplant in a human this year. He claims that with his Blindsight module, even a completely blind person will be able to see. Initially, the vision will be "at 144p", but then the technology will be improved to a "superhuman level".

Europe's First Private Rocket Launch

The first launch of a private rocket took place in Europe. Spectrum from the German startup Isar Aerospace took off from the spaceport in Norway and crashed after just 45 seconds. This was the first such launch from continental Europe.

Complete Copy of Apple Vision Pro in China

In China, a complete copy of the Apple Vision Pro glasses has been made. The meme company Vivo presented its AR helmet Vivo Vision, and it is a complete copy of Apple: the same case, strap, external battery, and even the name. The only difference - the gadget will be much cheaper.

Italy Invents Parachute Drone

A parachute drone has been invented in Italy. The FSD-01 device from the Italian Institute of Technology is a drone hidden in a backpack. In the event of the carrier falling, it automatically deploys and softens the landing. The novelty is intended to be issued to high-altitude construction workers.

Satellites in England to Feed on Space Debris

In England, satellites are being developed that will 'feed' on space debris. The new engine from the startup Magdrive operates on solid metal: it transforms it into hot plasma using magnetic technology. In the future, such devices may be able to fly in orbit, devouring all sorts of junk.

Breast Milk-Flavored Ice Cream to be Sold in the USA

Breast milk-flavored ice cream will soon be sold in the USA. This is not an April Fools' joke, but a real product - the first batch will be ready in 9 months. The dessert imitates the 'sweet, creamy' taste of real breast milk, but without using it.

Plastic Waste Found in Calypso Deep

In the Calypso Deep - the deepest point of the Mediterranean Sea - hundreds of plastic bags, cans, and other waste were found. The submarine explored only a small part of the seabed at a depth of over 5 km, and given such density, there can be up to 26700 pieces of waste per square kilometer, making the deep one of the dirtiest deep-sea areas.

Doctor Wanted in Australia

In Australia, a doctor is needed with an annual salary of $428,000, along with free accommodation and a car. However, the ideal conditions come with a few caveats: from your town with a population of 500, it's a 7-hour drive to the nearest major settlement. But that's not all: in Julia Creek, the scorching sun relentlessly beats down all year round, and tropical insects are frequent visitors to this area. Yet there are advantages: a peaceful pace of life and the opportunity to learn skills you have not had the chance to use before.