Mysterious Radio Signal Detected from Space

A mysterious radio signal is received on Earth from space every 54 minutes, causing scientists to sound the alarm. Something has been detected in Australia using a radio telescope that regularly sends a single pulse to Earth. The signal repeats every 54 minutes, going through three different states. The characteristics of the signal mysteriously change, contradicting the physics of neutron stars or white dwarfs. Hypotheses about a binary system and interaction between two invisible stars are being put forward. The rotation of one star around the other may possibly be causing the observed effects. Scientists are attempting to explain the phenomenon without speculating about the involvement of intelligent beings.

Sleep Capsules in Airports: Rest and Recharge on the Go

Go Sleep sleep capsules in airports provide a convenient solution for weary travelers. Each capsule is equipped with a comfortable leather mattress, storage space for luggage, charging ports, and a breathable partition. The cost of relaxation ranges from $10 to $15 per hour.

Smart Glasses with Built-in Display, Camera, and AI Assistant

Smart glasses act as an all-in-one device with a built-in display, camera, and AI assistant. Equipped with 10 built-in sensors including a camera, microphone, speakers, GPS, blood oxygen level monitor, thermometer, and more, this device offers a wide range of features. These include voice control, call capabilities, route navigation, speed tracking, health monitoring data, notifications, and other important information. The device is also promised to provide up to 10 hours of battery life. The price starts at $379.

Indian Space Startup Successfully Launches 3D-Printed Rocket Engine

India's space startup Agnikul has successfully launched its first suborbital test vehicle equipped with unique rocket engines printed on a 3D printer, after two years of preparation and four delays in recent months due to technical failures.

Coca-Cola Goes Transparent in Japan

Coca-Cola is now being sold as a transparent drink in Japan. The company has completely removed the black dye from its beverage. The reason behind this change is that office workers love to bring this drink to work, but due to its black color, their colleagues and bosses would immediately recognize that they were drinking Coca-Cola and silently judge or even reproach them. All because of the health and fitness trend in Japan. Now, the decolorized Coca-Cola in a glass looks just like water.

The Fascinating Invention of the Past - the 1954 Drone-Copter Segway

The De Lackner HZ-1 Aerocycle was an interesting invention from the past, created for the American military as a personal helicopter that could be learned to control in just 20 minutes. It could reach speeds of up to 120 km/h and even land on water. However, its fuel capacity only allowed for a distance of 24 km. The project was closed due to impracticality and a dangerous design, as two accidents occurred during testing, one of which nearly cost the test pilot his life.

Tourists in China Forced to Use Timer in Restrooms to Prevent Excessive Smartphone Use

In China, tourists are now required to use a timer when using restrooms to discourage them from spending too much time inside with their smartphones. Additionally, restrooms have been divided by gender using LED panels. Authorities are even considering installing alarms to ensure that no one overstays their welcome. Some individuals have already expressed their discontent, feeling as if they are under constant surveillance.

Lacoste logo change: Supporting Novak Djokovic with a symbol of recovery

Lacoste has altered its logo - the crocodile now has a bandaged paw. The brand decided to show support for its Serbian tennis ambassador Novak Djokovic, who suffered a serious knee injury.

Brazilian PS Store introduces installment plan for game purchases

Brazilian PS Store has allowed users to buy games in installments. Users can split the payment into two, three, or four parts and not overpay. In addition to games, in-app purchases can also be made, but not PS Plus subscription. Players have positively evaluated the service due to the rising prices of games, and installments allow them to buy games more frequently. The introduction of installments in other regions is unknown.

Chinese Create Home Hydrogen Generator that Extracts Drinking Water from Air

Chinese researchers have developed a home hydrogen generator that can extract drinking water from the air. The machine sucks in air and converts it into condensation, which is then passed through a 6-stage filtration system. According to the creators, it can produce up to 19 liters per day, depending on the humidity level. Deliveries are promised in September, with a pre-order price of $329.

The Age When People Stop Being Cool

Recently, American researchers conducted a survey and found out that people, on average, stop being cool at the age of 39. At this age, a person starts lagging behind fashion trends, stops keeping up with the latest developments in the world of art, literature, and fashion. It's kind of sad, don't you think?

Japan's Ambitious Plan: Building a Space Elevator

Japan wants to build a space elevator. Obayashi Corporation has announced plans to create a $100 billion transportation system that will allow people to reach orbit without rockets. Optimistic Japanese people promise that construction could begin in 2025 and be completed by 2050.

Sara Milliken - Winner of Miss Alabama 2024 Overcomes Online Hate

Sara Milliken, the winner of the Miss Alabama 2024 pageant, is preparing to compete in the Miss America pageant in November in Florida. Despite her achievements, Sara has been subjected to cruel online mockery by haters. However, she quickly responded to the accusations, urging the haters to consider the emotional damage such comments can cause.

Elon Musk is ready to leave Tesla

Tesla Chairman of the Board Robin Denholm has appealed to shareholders to support the payment of a $56 billion compensation package to Elon Musk in order to prevent his departure from the company. Shareholders must decide whether to grant Musk this significant sum or risk losing him as CEO, which could happen as early as June 13th.

Unmanned cargo delivery drone tested on Everest

A unmanned cargo delivery drone was tested on Everest to aid climbers. The drone delivered three oxygen tanks and 1.5 kilograms of other supplies from the base camp to an altitude of approximately 6,000 meters in just 12 minutes. On the return trip, it transported used mountaineering equipment. The drone has a maximum carrying capacity of 15 kilograms. It will facilitate high-altitude mountaineering, rescue operations, and environmental protection efforts.

Boeing Successfully Docks its First Ship to the ISS

Boeing has successfully docked its first ship to the International Space Station (ISS). However, it was not without problems: two new helium leaks occurred in orbit and 5 out of 28 engines failed, although four of them were restarted. The astronauts will stay on the station for eight days and then return to Earth on the same ship.

Government dating app

The government of Japan has launched a state dating application that allows users to see their partner's exact earnings, place of work, property ownership, and car ownership. Additionally, married individuals and those already in a registered marriage will not be able to access the app as the system will conduct mandatory marriage checks.

Robot for pets

Chinese inventors have created a robot that entertains pets while their owners are away. Equipped with a laser pointer and a dangling toy, this device can keep pets engaged and active even in their owner's absence. Additionally, the robot can stream videos to a smartphone, and for longer periods of absence, it has a compartment for scheduled automatic pet feeding. The price of this innovative gadget is $299.

Killer Solar Panels Revealed in the US

US-based company Airiva has showcased a modular vertical wind turbine capable of generating up to 2.2 MWh of electricity per year. Its design, resembling a fence, makes it a perfect fit for any location.

Successful Return of Starship Prototype Reported by SpaceX

SpaceX has announced the first successful return to Earth of the Starship prototype. Elon Musk stated that the spacecraft made a soft landing in the Indian Ocean despite partial damages and loss of video communication with the ground. The prototype of the Super Heavy rocket's first stage also safely landed in the Gulf of Mexico. Recovery of the stage for reuse in this flight was not planned, but it is expected to be brought back to the launch site in the future.