Tesla on Autopilot Crashes into Painted Wall Road

An American blogger and engineer conducted an experiment showing the weaknesses of the autopilot: the car mistook the painted road for a real one and crashed into the wall.

Kim Kardashian Spends Night with Tesla Robot

Kim Kardashian spent the night with a human-like Tesla robot. The footage shows Kim with the Optimus robot, playing the role of her boyfriend. She also poses on a Tesla Cybertruck. Last year, Kim was the first person in the world to test the Tesla Optimus robots with the driverless Tesla Cybercab.

DeepSeek Developers Now Without Passports

According to reports by The Information, after the success of DeepSeek, the company came under the control of state authorities. Authorities now control the selection process of investors, restrict employees' ability to leave the country, and confiscate their passports. This is most likely one way to prevent the leakage of intellectual resources and technologies. DeepSeek is a neural network developed by the eponymous Chinese company. Unlike most other solutions available on the market, its advantage lies in the fact that it is available to users absolutely free of charge, with virtually no restrictions on the number and subject of queries. The neural network writes texts, analyzes documents, programs, and performs much more, without requiring a subscription.

Elon Musk Aims for Mars with Starship

Elon Musk has promised to send the Starship to Mars by the end of next year - with the Optimus robot on board, who will become the first colonist. If everything goes successfully, missions with humans will start in the 2029-2031 timeframe. In the meantime, Starship is actively being tested on Earth - although recently, not everything is going smoothly and the ships have had to be blown up.

SpaceX Launches Crew-10 Rescue Mission

SpaceX has launched the Crew-10 spacecraft, which will finally bring back the stranded ISS astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams. They initially went there for eight days, but spent nine months in orbit due to issues with the Boeing Starliner. Crew-10 will deliver US astronauts Nicole Mann and Anne McClain, Russian cosmonaut Kirill Peskov, and Japanese astronaut Takuya Onishi to the station, then fly back to Earth. If all goes as planned, the capsule will land on March 19.

10-year-old British pupil sets Pi record

A 10-year-old British schoolboy has set the record for the fastest recitation of Pi. In one minute, he recited 280 digits after the decimal. Alberto Davila Aragon was inspired by a contest organized at his school - whoever memorizes the most Pi digits gets to throw a pie in the principal's face. Alberto won at that time and then trained for nearly a year for the world record. Interestingly, did he take the chance to throw the pie?!

The first trailer for the seventh season of 'Black Mirror' has been released

The first trailer for the seventh season of 'Black Mirror' has been released. The cast of the 7th season includes Emma Corrin, Awkwafina, Peter Capaldi, Paul Giamatti, Rashida Jones, Lewis Gribben, and many others. 'Penguin' star Cristin Milioti will return in the continuation of the 'USS Callister' episode from season 4. Premiere on April 10.

Tesla Model Y becomes the best-selling car in the world in 2024

The best-selling car in the world in 2024 was the Tesla Model Y. However, Toyota remains the leader among car manufacturers. Three models made it into the top 10 in sales.

Elon Musk Loses 30% of Wealth

Elon Musk lost 30% of his wealth after becoming an advisor to Trump. According to Bloomberg, his capital has fallen from $433 billion to $301 billion since the beginning of the year - that's a loss of $1.3 million every minute. Tesla shares have nearly halved, and sales in Europe have plummeted by 45%. Meanwhile, 'Tesla Takedown' protests are taking place in the USA. Musk himself admits that combining business and politics is difficult, but Trump supports him and even bought a new Tesla.

Life Found on Mars

Scientists from NASA have discovered traces of ancient microbes with the help of a rover. Stones with light spots have been found on the planet, which clearly bear signs of living activity - millions of years ago there was a lake at the discovery site. Most likely, there was life there. Evidence will appear when the stone is brought to Earth.

First carbon-14-based nuclear battery created in China

A world-first carbon-14-based nuclear battery has been created in China. Zhulong No. 1 from Wuxi Beta Pharmaceutical Technology can operate for thousands of years. The development adapts to extreme temperatures from -100°C to +200°C, boasts an ultra-high energy density of 2200 mWh/g, and has a capacity loss of less than 5% over 50 years.

Announcement: New Lexus RZ Electric Car

The new Lexus RZ electric car has been announced - now with a yoke instead of a steering wheel and sports buckets instead of seats. The top version 550e F Sport delivers 408 hp and accelerates from 0 to 100 in 4.4 seconds. The paddles on the 'steering wheel' give fake shifts - as if you're driving an internal combustion engine. Sales of the 'spaceship' will start in the fall. Regular RZs are priced from $44,000, and the new model will certainly cost more.

Discover the World's Largest Cherry Blossom Garden

Do you know where the world's largest cherry blossom garden is? It's not in Japan, which many associate with these trees, but in the Chinese province of Guizhou. Over an area of more than 1600 hectares, more than 700,000 cherry trees have been planted—and right now their peak blooming season, from March to April, is starting. The mesmerizing spectacle lasts only 10 days, a maximum of 14 days if the weather remains sunny and windless. But it's definitely worth seeing!

British Startup Creates 'Magic' Can

A British startup has created a 'magic' can that cools drinks to 7°C in just a minute - reports say Coca-Cola is already interested in the technology. Delta H's mechanism occupies a third of the volume and is activated by pressing a button at the bottom: it is based on a chemical reaction between water and a certain salt component in the walls.

Annual International Ice Boat Races in Harbin

Annually in Harbin, China, international ice boat races are held. Teams from several countries compete in 100 and 200 meter distances, pushing off with paddles equipped with non-slip attachments, with a drummer sitting at the front to maintain the rhythm.

Lamborghini Launches $5,000 Baby Stroller

Lamborghini has released a baby stroller priced at $5,000. For this amount, you get a luxury off-roader for infants: suspension, brake pedal, and a handle styled like a supercar. The finish includes Italian leather and Alcantara, plus Lamborghini's signature orange accents. The collection is limited - only 500 units worldwide.

Chewing Gum Boosts Brain Performance

Chewing gum boosts brain performance immediately by 20%. 30 minutes of chewing increases attention, reaction, and productivity. Scientists tested 40 people, half of whom chewed gum. Attention results: Without gum: 33%; With gum: +6-20%. Why is this so? Chewing sends more blood to the brain (especially to alertness areas), reduces fatigue, and speeds up reaction. Conclusion: If you need to concentrate and work well, chew. Studying, coding, calls, driving - it works everywhere. The main thing is to be sugar-free, to remember information better.

Chinese Woman Clones Her Deceased Dog

A Chinese woman cloned her deceased dog - the 'resurrection' cost 160,000 yuan. The new dog is identical to the old one - same character and appearance, even with the black spot near the nose. The owner says that the clone of Little Joker also loves to steal socks, and has inherited the obedient and affectionate nature of the deceased dog.

Salar de Uyuni: The World’s Largest Mirror

Salar de Uyuni is the most beautiful spot in Bolivia, known as the largest mirror on the planet. It is the largest salt flat in the world, formed from a lake that dried up tens of thousands of years ago. It covers an area of 10,582 km², and during the rainy season (from December to April), the surface is covered by a thin layer of water, reflecting the sky.

New Microorganisms Discovered in the Mariana Trench

In the Mariana Trench, the deepest place on the planet, more than 7,000 new species of microorganisms have been discovered. Chinese scientists collected samples back in 2020, but the analysis was only completed now. As a result, almost 90% of the microbes brought up by the bathyscaphe were unknown to science - they lived at a depth of 6-11 km and were perfectly adapted to extremely high pressures, cold, and nutrient scarcity. Incidentally, only 22 people have ever been to the Mariana Trench.