Giant queues form on Everest as climbers wait for clear weather

Giant queues have formed on Everest as climbers wait for their opportunity to reach the mountain's summit. The influx of climbers is due to the need to wait for windows of clear weather. Strong winds exceeding speeds of 300 km/h prevail on the mountain at other times.

SpaceX to Launch Starship for the Fourth Time

In a couple of weeks, SpaceX will launch Starship for the fourth time. It's worth noting that during the first two tests, the rocket exploded, while on the third attempt, it successfully reached space but failed to return to Earth, disintegrating in the atmosphere. Perhaps this time everything will go smoothly. We will find out on June 5th.

GPT-4o

GPT-4o will help you prepare for interviews. Simply tell it which position you are applying for and then provide detailed answers to the questions. The AI will tell you whether you have been accepted, provide advice on improving your self-presentation, and help you gain experience before the actual interview. Available to everyone, just install the ChatGPT app on your smartphone.

Unusual friendship

A elderly diver from Japan has been friends with a massive predatory fish named Yoriko for over 35 years, who resides in the vicinity of an underwater temple. In the late 1980s, Hirohuki Arakawa saved a malnourished sheephead wrasse from starvation by feeding it crabs until the fish recovered. Ever since then, Yoriko swims over to greet Arakawa whenever she hears a gong, allowing herself to be petted and even kissed.

Zauo Fishing Restaurant: Catch Your Own Fish in Osaka

A new restaurant has opened in Osaka where diners are required to catch their own fish - Zauo Fishing Restaurant. Those who have visited the restaurant recommend coming on a full stomach, as fishing for your meal can take some time.

Legendary Double-Decker Buses in London to be Replaced with Chinese BYD Electric Buses

Legendary double-decker buses in London could be replaced with Chinese BYD electric buses. It is said that the company is already close to finalizing a contract for the delivery of the first batch. These buses can accommodate 90 passengers and travel up to 640 km on a single charge, which is enough for a couple of days of work. Such a bus costs £400,000, which is approximately £100,000 cheaper than British competitors.

Scientists Work on Brain Bridge Project to Transplant Heads

Scientists have started the Brain Bridge project, aiming to learn how to transplant human heads. The essence is simple: people with incurable diseases will have the opportunity to attach their head to a healthy body, whose owner (or rather, brain) has already died. Ahead are many challenges - scientists will have to solve dozens of problems in neurology. The absolutely insane project is currently in the concept stage.

First Private Spacecraft Dream Chaser Ready for Launch in Florida

The First private spacecraft Dream Chaser, which has been developed for 20 years, is being prepared for launch in Florida. The vehicle will be able to deliver up to 5.5 tons of cargo to the International Space Station and return up to 1.8 tons from it to Earth. It is launched into orbit by a carrier rocket, and landing is possible on almost any runway. If all goes according to plan, the spacecraft will make its first flight by the end of the year, with the potential for regular use in the future.

Guinea feather breaks auction records

A feather belonging to the extinct Guia bird species from New Zealand has been sold at an auction for $28,000. The auction organizers expected the feather to fetch $1,500, but it ended up becoming the most expensive feather in history. The previous record holder was sold in 2010 for $5,000.

The disappeared branch of the Nile

Scientists have discovered the vanished branch of the Nile through which stones were transported for pyramid construction. Archaeologists had long believed that the ancient Egyptians could have used a waterway to move materials, but they lacked precise evidence to support this hypothesis. Now, researchers have used satellite radar images to explore the space hidden beneath sands and find lost rivers and ancient structures. It turns out that the river flowed alongside the pyramid complex in Giza. It is possible that the funerary processions of the pharaohs also followed the course of this river before their bodies were taken to their final resting place.

OpenAI Announces GPT-5: A Giant Leap in Neural Networks

OpenAI has officially announced the release of the latest generation of neural networks - GPT-5. It is expected to be 30 times more intelligent than its predecessor, GPT-4. During the Microsoft conference, it was compared to a massive whale, while the previous models were likened to small sharks and killer whales.

The Great Parade of Planets

On June 3, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune will be visible in the sky, aligning in a single row. Mars, Jupiter, and Mercury can be observed with the naked eye, but a pair of binoculars will be necessary to see the other planets. Astrology enthusiasts are advised to monitor their wellbeing on June 3 and the following days.

China Builds World's Largest Electric Container Ship

China has constructed the largest electric container ship in the world, which will operate weekly between Shanghai and Nanjing. The ship, measuring 120 meters in length and 23.6 meters in width, can reach a speed of 19.4 km/h and travel up to 1000 km without recharging. It has the capacity to transport 700 containers at once. Interestingly, the batteries are also stored in containers, and additional ones can be added to increase the range: up to a maximum of 80,000 kWh, equivalent to 15 tons of fuel.

Scientists Brew Beer from Killer Bee Microbiome

Scientists have brewed beer from the gut microbiome of killer bees found in Namibia. They discovered beer yeast in the bees' gut microbiome and used it to create a craft beer named Killer Bee Beer. The unusual beer aims to attract attention to the research and help fund it. Now, scientists are seeking a brewer to bring Killer Bee Beer to the market.

Alien invasion or conspiracy?

Recently, a bright blue meteor flew over Portugal - but that's not even the news. The Civil Defense of Portugal website published the exact municipality where the celestial visitor fell. However, the record of the location and the meteor itself was soon deleted from the website. The Western internet began to fill with conspiracy theories about an alien invasion.

Daniel Radcliffe becomes one of the wealthiest people in the UK after 9 years of filming Harry Potter

After 9 years of filming Harry Potter, Daniel Radcliffe has become one of the wealthiest people in the UK. He earned £28.5 million, which is more than the fortune of Prince William.

New app helps reduce smartphone addiction in the US

A new app has been developed in the US to help reduce smartphone addiction. Named InteractOut, the app slows down the device's performance if it is used for too long. As a result, the smartphone starts lagging so much that it becomes uncomfortable to use due to frustration.

German Rotel: Unique Hotels on Wheels for Worldwide Travelers

German Rotel builds unique hotels on wheels and takes tourists on trips around the world. There are buses with capsule-beds and auto trains with three-story trailers, accommodating 20-40 people. Each of these accommodations includes at least one toilet and a kitchen. Rotel tours last from 7 to 30 days, with prices ranging from €790 to €5990. You can travel to Tibet, Chile, Africa, USA, the Caucasus, and more with Rotel.

The World's First Hydrogen Superyacht Project 821 Launched in the Netherlands

The Netherlands has launched the world's first hydrogen superyacht, Project 821. Rumor has it that it was built on Bill Gates' request for $1 billion. It runs on hydro-treated vegetable oil for long distances, while hydrogen is used to generate electricity and for silent movement in 'environmentally sensitive' areas and harbors. Project 821 is also the largest motor yacht ever built in the country, measuring 119m in length and featuring 12 cabins, a gym, a cinema, a library, and a swimming pool.

New methods of combating violators of rules for riding electric scooters. Police in England to receive weapons against electric scooters.

New methods of combating violators of rules for riding electric scooters are being implemented in England. Police officers will be equipped with weapons that resemble gadgets used by ghost hunters. These weapons will have the ability to remotely disable the engines of transportation vehicles.