Barsys 360: Your Personal Home Cocktail Mixer

Barsys has introduced the Barsys 360 gadget, capable of mixing thousands of cocktails in the comfort of your own home. Simply place a glass and fill the compartments with your desired ingredients (a total of 6). The package includes a special application where you need to indicate what you have added, after which you will receive possible recipes based on the specified ingredients. Price - $475 for pre-order.

Amazon launches future driverless taxi without steering wheel and pedals

Amazon has launched testing of the Zoox driverless taxi, which will begin transporting customers in the US in the coming years. Humans do not participate in its management remotely. The car resembles a giant toaster on wheels. Inside, there is nothing but seats, seat belts, and panoramic windows. Accommodation capacity is up to four people.

Parmesan Cheese in Italy Gets Microchipped

In Italy, parmesan cheese is now being microchipped. A tiny device the size of a grain of salt is embedded into each label of the original cheese. This technology allows wholesalers and retail stores to verify the authenticity of the renowned Parmigiano-Reggiano. This is how the Italian Consortium of Parmesan Producers is fighting against counterfeits in the market.

Scientists embark on Darwin's route

Scientists are embarking on a journey on a ship following Charles Darwin's route. A group of researchers has set off on a two-year expedition, called Darwin200, on the Dutch ship Oosterschelde. They will retrace the path Charles Darwin took 192 years ago before the discovery of the theory of evolution. The ship will serve as a floating laboratory for naturalists and conservationists from around the world. They will develop projects to save the species described by Darwin in the 19th century.

Scientists Discover Potential Way of Transmitting Sound in Space

Scientists from Finland have found a potential way of transmitting sound in space. During the experiment, they demonstrated the effectiveness of 'vacuum phonon tunneling'. Sound waves are unable to propagate in space because it lacks molecules, atoms, and ions. However, sound vibrations can 'jump' from one object to another even through a vacuum gap, if certain conditions are created. The scientists attempted to recreate these conditions. The scientists emphasize that their experiment cannot be considered direct proof that sound can propagate in a vacuum. However, the results of their work can be used in other fields of science.

Discovery of 40 New Spider Species in Australia

In Australia, 40 new spider species have been discovered. All the species found belong to a group of spiders that build burrows in a Y-shaped form. Each shelter has not only a main entrance but also a hidden one for escaping in case of danger. Over the past six months, scientists have found around 136 samples of such spider burrows. The scientists will now have to describe the new species, catalog them, and assign each one a unique name.

Orangutan Rambu: From Golf Cart to Taxi Driver

In Dubai, an orangutan named Rambu earns extra money by working as a golf cart driver. The clever primate lives in a private zoo in Dubai. His owners love him so much that they constantly come up with new entertainment ideas, one of which has become his job as a 'taxi' driver.

3D Printer Uprising in China

An uprising of 3D printers has begun in China. Bambu device owners have complained that their printers started turning on and printing on their own in the middle of the night on Tuesday. The company explained that a critical system malfunctioned, causing all devices to go haywire.

Arctic Experiment: Surviving Mars

An experiment on surviving Mars has started in the Arctic. Volunteers from England, the United States, and Australia will spend several weeks in complete isolation inside a barrel-shaped base, from which they can only venture out in spacesuits.

Scientists Use Smart Rust to Purify Water

Chemists have purified water from pollutants using 'smart rust'. The technology operates by utilizing nanoparticles made of iron oxide, coated with a layer of phosphoric acid and attached molecules that interact with specific types of pollutants. These nanoparticles can be attracted with a magnet, facilitating their extraction from the water. They can then be reused for further purification.

Gender Differences in Brain's Response to Stress: Findings from Mouse Experiments

The brain of men and women reacts differently to stress. Researchers conducted a series of experiments on mice, subjecting them to stress and examining various types of cells in the area of the brain that coordinates the stress response. Ultimately, scientists were able to identify different types of cells that are involved in stress reactions in men and women. This provides partial biological explanation for documented gender differences.

Xiaomi prepares the Mijia chair: a dreamy seat with 17 massage techniques

Xiaomi is preparing the Mijia chair, a seat that makes you want to live in, as it offers a total of 17 massage techniques. Its ergonomic shape and Hall sensor will help the device adapt to the body curves of the owner, while the pressure measurement technology automatically adjusts the massage speed. The lifelong dream comes with a price tag of 7000 yuan, but it is currently in the stage of collective funding, so it cannot be purchased yet.

Xiaomi introduces Electric Scooter 4 Ultra with dual suspension system

Xiaomi has unveiled the Electric Scooter 4 Ultra featuring a dual suspension system. Engineers have created a unique suspension that absorbs shocks for both wheels and a 940W (1.27hp) motor. Additionally, the electric scooter has four travel modes, including S+ (sport) mode, and IP55 protection. It has a maximum speed of 25km/h and a range of 70km. The estimated price is $1000.

Spider causing erections forces supermarket closure in Austria

A supermarket in Austria had to be closed due to a spider that causes erections. The Brazilian wandering spider, when it bites, increases blood pressure, resulting in prolonged and painful erections. Additionally, after the bite, the person also experiences body pain, otherwise these spiders would be used instead of Viagra. It is unknown how this spider made its way to a town 75 kilometers away from Vienna. But the supermarket was closed for the purpose of catching the arachnid.

Scientists Discover New Marine Creature with 20 Appendages Named after Strawberries

Scientists have discovered a new marine creature with 20 appendages and named it after strawberries. The unusual name is due to the tiny protrusions on the creature's body resembling berries. It has antennae attached to these protrusions, which help the creature cling to the seabed. Longer appendages resembling feathers assist the animal in swimming. Researchers have noted the unique swimming movements of these feather stars.

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Innovative Bicycle House on Wheels: CapsulBike

France has created an innovative bicycle house on wheels. Inside the CapsulBike trailer, you can find a shower, bath, toilet, kitchen, refrigerator, heated sleeping area, lighting, and USB sockets. The structure is powered by a solar panel and also has the ability to collect and filter rainwater.

Chemists turn old plastic into soap

American chemists have turned old plastic into soap. They used the similarity between plastic and fatty acids, which are one of the main ingredients in cleaning products. However, this method will not help get rid of all plastic waste on Earth.

James Bond's Aston Martin with Spy Equipment to be Sold at Auction

A unique Aston Martin, utilized on the set of the film 'Sparks in the Eyes', will be sold at an auction in the USA. The car still retains features like retractable skis, a safety frame, and a jet propulsion system that releases flames.

Artificial Intelligence Monitoring People's Trash in China

Soon, artificial intelligence will be monitoring everything. Cameras have been installed on landfill sites in China, allowing artificial intelligence to watch people. It recognizes your face and your garbage.