Orcas Use Algae as Brushes

Orcas have learned to wash each other with algae, using them as brushes. This unusual behavior was observed off the coast of North America - many specimens deliberately broke off the ends of the stems and rubbed their fellow orcas, cleaning the skin. According to scientists, this is the first recorded case of tool use for hygiene - such behavior has not been seen before in marine mammals.

Money Dropped from Helicopter in Detroit

In Detroit, money was dropped from a helicopter onto the street. This was the last wish of a recently deceased car wash owner. One of the city's streets was closed in advance, and a crowd gathered to catch the 'money rain'. According to media reports, there were no fights, and the street was reopened half an hour later.

Meteorite Fragment Punches Through House in Georgia

In Georgia, USA, a fragment of a meteorite punched through the roof of a residential house. The object exploded in the sky, leaving behind a bright flash and a shock wave. NASA classified it as a superbolide - an extremely bright and powerful meteor.

Jeff Bezos throws the wedding of the century

Jeff Bezos has thrown the wedding of the century - he rented half of Venice for his wedding with Lauren Sánchez. The budget for the 'modest celebration': about $52 million, it is taking place this weekend, and security is provided by real ex-infantrymen. About 200 guests are invited to the wedding, including the Trump family, DiCaprio, Elon Musk, Lady Gaga, Kim Kardashian, and other world-renowned celebrities. Meanwhile, the residents of Venice have taken to the streets in mass protests against the 'exploitation of the city' - Bezos has literally rented most of the city's palaces and museums. In addition to the famous guests, activists have also shown up to troll the Amazon founder.

Tesla Cars Now Self-Deliver to Customers

Now, Tesla cars deliver themselves to customers, driving directly from the factory to the doorstep. The technology has been launched on a trial basis in Austin, where the company's branded robotaxi has also been operating since the start of the week. The cars start from the factory's warehouse and drive autonomously to their owner. According to Elon Musk, they are the first in the world to implement such a service.

Xiaomi Enters the Auto Market

Xiaomi has officially entered the auto market and unveiled its first crossover, the YU7. The base version features rear-wheel drive, 320 horsepower, and a range of up to 835 km. The top version offers 690 horsepower, all-wheel drive, and a range of up to 760 km without recharging. Inside, everything is up-to-date with the latest trends: retractable handles, screens in the headrests, and a panoramic display instead of a dashboard. The price starts at $30,000.

Scientists Achieve Offspring from Two Fathers

Scientists have achieved offspring from two fathers for the first time - the experiment has so far only been conducted on mice. Researchers from Shanghai University combined two sperm cells inside a nucleus-free egg cell. Then, one of the genomes was edited to ensure normal embryo development. Out of 259 transplanted embryos, only two survived in the end - both males. They grew to adulthood and produced healthy offspring when mated with females. If this technology is adapted for humans, the child would technically have three parents because a small part of the DNA would still come from the donor egg cell.

Vin Diesel's 'Triple X' Pontiac GTO for Sale in the USA

Vin Diesel's custom Pontiac GTO from the movie 'Triple X' is for sale in the USA. The car was driven by the character through Prague. This 1967 vehicle is in excellent condition with only 60 km on the odometer (used only during filming). Under the hood, it boasts a 335 HP engine with an automatic transmission, and inside, it's equipped with numerous buttons and knobs for spy gadgets. The price is $80,000.

Scientists Discover Which Side Cats Prefer to Sleep On

Scientists have found out which side cats most commonly sleep on. It turned out that 2/3 choose the left side. And it's not just about comfort: this way, they ensure their safety by waking up with the right hemisphere active when needed. It is responsible for threat perception and coordination of quick movements. This means that even at home, cats care about their survival. Scientists learned this by watching several hundred videos of cats on YouTube.

First Household Robot Loki Introduced

The first robot for cleaning homes and apartments - Loki - has been introduced. It can wash floors, perform wet cleaning, clean the toilet and bathroom, use the dishwasher, take out the trash, and perform many other tasks. Loki operates completely autonomously without human involvement. It uses cleaning agents, changes tools (brushes, sponges, etc.), adapts to different rooms, and can clean at any time of the day. The robot will soon be available for sale.

Sperm Defies the Laws of Physics - New Research from Kyoto

Scientists have discovered that sperm move in a viscous environment as if ignoring Newton's Third Law. They do not receive an equal counteraction, which is explained by the phenomenon of 'odd elasticity'.

3000 Cars Sunk in the Pacific Ocean

3000 cars have sunk in the Pacific Ocean - despite all efforts, the cargo ship that caught fire in early June could not be saved. The ship was en route from China to Mexico: on board were vehicles from Chery, Great Wall, and other brands, including 800 electric cars, which are believed to have started the powerful fire. The crew was successfully evacuated, and there were no injuries, but the ship and cars will forever remain at a depth of ~5000 meters near Alaska.

SpaceX Sends Space Tourists to the ISS

SpaceX has sent space tourists to the ISS - on board were former NASA commander Peggy Whitson and astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary (these countries flew to the station for the first time). The mission will last two weeks: during which over 60 scientific experiments are planned, after which the crew will return to Earth in the Crew Dragon capsule. Interestingly, the launch was initially planned for June 11 but was postponed several times: first due to a fuel leak in the rocket and then due to an oxygen leak in the Russian 'Zvezda' module on the ISS.

Malaysian Man Turns Home into Museum with Largest Happy Meal Toy Collection

A man from Malaysia has gathered the largest collection of Happy Meal toys and turned his home into an actual museum. The 65-year-old Lee Chun Chiek started collecting merchandise and figurines back in the 80s and now has over 88,000 exhibits - these include not only toys but also vintage uniforms, sauce labels, badges, and more.

World's Largest Sailing Yacht Launched in France

In France, the world's largest sailing yacht, the 220-meter Orient Express Corinthian, has been launched. Aboard the giant vessel are 54 suites ranging from 45 to 230 m², five restaurants led by Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno, eight bars, an amphitheater-cabaret, a couple of swimming pools, a spa, and even a recording studio. The maiden voyage in the Mediterranean is planned for the summer of 2026, with tickets for the week-long cruise starting at €9200.

Turning Plastic into Medicine

Scientists from the University of Edinburgh have discovered that certain bacteria, such as E. coli, enable the production of paracetamol from plastic bottles. It took less than a day to create the drug in this way.

World's Largest Legoland Built in Shanghai

The world's largest Legoland was built in Shanghai for $550 million. It features eight themed zones, including a miniature version of Shanghai itself, 24 attractions, and nearly 3,000 LEGO models made from over 85 million bricks. The park also includes a themed hotel with 250 rooms, and the entire complex covers an area of 318,000 m². The opening is scheduled for July.

Scientists Discover New Blood Type 'Guada-negative'

Scientists have discovered a new blood type called 'Guada-negative', which is found in only one person on the planet. The discovery was made by accident when routine tests were conducted on a woman from the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe (hence the name of the group) before surgery. It turned out that due to a rare genetic mutation, her blood contained antibodies previously unknown to science, making her the only possible donor for herself.

Fake Dentist Operates for Two Years in Czech Republic

In the Czech Republic, a fake dentist treated patients for two years using internet guides. The man had no formal education. He simply opened a clinic, hired relatives, and made around $200,000 during this period. Throughout the entire period, he received only one complaint, which led to an investigation.

Tesla Launches Branded Robotaxi

Tesla has launched a branded robotaxi with a fixed ride price of $4.20. It currently operates only in certain areas of Austin, where the company’s headquarters is located, and the fleet consists of dozens of Model Y with backup staff in the cabin. However, by 2026, a fully autonomous Cybercab with no steering wheel or pedals is promised.