Discovery of Unknown Deep-Sea Virus in the Mariana Trench

A previously unidentified virus has been found at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, baffling scientists. Chinese researchers explored the deepest trench on the planet, collecting sediment from a depth of 8.9 km, where they discovered vB_HmeY_H4907. They believe that an entire family of these deep-sea viruses resides at the ocean floor.

Global warming threatens beer shortage

Global warming could lead to a shortage of beer. The head of the Japanese brewing company Asahi has stated that deteriorating climate conditions are reducing barley harvests and impacting the quality of hops, which results in increased grain and malt prices. If this trend continues, a beer shortage could occur worldwide within the next 30 years, affecting the availability of 'liquid gold'.

NFT Tokens: The Rise and Fall

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are dead. Currently, 95% of NFTs have no value, according to Business Insider. Research has shown that out of the 73,000 existing collectible tokens, 69,000 are worthless. These useless assets are owned by 23 million people. Many took NFTs as collateral for their real property, believing that they would have a promising future and could resell these worthless images at a 6000% inflated price. Now, these individuals are essentially bankrupt.

Rare Fish Rediscovered in Australia

In Australia, a fish with fins, which was considered extinct, was accidentally found. Scientists identified the creature as the Spotted Handfish Brachionichthys hirsutus. The last time this endangered marine animal was seen was 20 years ago. Currently, researchers are trying to save the fish from complete extinction. Artificial spawning habitats are being created for them instead of natural habitats, and a separate population is being bred in aquariums.

Man Fined $1500 for Surfing with a Python in Australia

A man from Queensland, Australia, has been fined $1500 for surfing with a python. The resident was riding the waves with a pet snake hanging around his neck or perched on the edge of his surfboard, and the authorities did not appreciate this extreme leisure activity. The authorities stated that swimming and surfing are unnatural for snakes and can potentially induce abnormal behavior.

Scientists create bacteria that break down plastic in the ocean

Bioengineers from North Carolina have taken bacteria Vibrio natriegens and Ideonella sakaiensis and genetically modified them to create a microorganism capable of degrading polyethylene terephthalate in saltwater. It is possible that this microorganism will help eradicate the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

Chinese Scientists Halt Pig-Human Hybrid Experiment

Chinese scientists came close to creating pig-human hybrids. Researchers from Guangzhou took pig embryos, removed several genes from their DNA, and replaced them with human ones. The experiment continued for almost a month, after which bioengineers abruptly terminated it. It was discovered that human cells were found in the brains of pigs, leading to the need to conclude the experiment.

Engineers Develop Tiny Water-Powered Space Engine

Engineers have created a tiny space engine that runs on water. The device passes current through ordinary water and uses electrolysis to produce hydrogen and oxygen to power the engine. The ICE-Cube Thruster fits on the tip of a finger, with its combustion chamber and nozzle measuring less than 1 millimeter in length. It can be used to control small-class satellites.

Underwater Scientific Station to be Built on the Coast of Britain

The DEEP team has revealed plans to construct an underwater habitat called Sentinel off the coast of Britain. This futuristic city will house scientists, enabling them to conduct deep-sea research for extended periods of time within a comfortable environment. According to the designers and architects, the city itself will be made up of a series of capsules. The modular design allows for the alteration of the appearance of the living spaces, the addition of new structures, and the improvement of existing ones. Construction is expected to be completed by 2027.

What People Experience After Cardiac Arrest

Scientists have found that people experience various sensations after cardiac arrest. Patients who have undergone cardiopulmonary resuscitation reported feeling pain and hearing fragments of phrases spoken by doctors. Some also felt pressure in the chest area, while others experienced feelings of calmness and love. Several individuals shared their near-death experiences, claiming to have a sense of detachment from their own bodies, seeing vague silhouettes and white figures, or entering into a dream-like state.

Benefits of Vegan Diet for Cats

A study involving 1369 cats has shown that a vegan diet is not only safe, but also beneficial for domestic cats. Pet owners following this diet visited veterinarians less frequently and used fewer medications. The production of pet food has a significant impact on the environment, leading to an increasing number of cat and dog owners seeking alternative diets.

Robot-teacher for children

The educational robot WEDRAW can draw images on various flat surfaces (paper, writing tablet). Eggy uses a unique magnetic robotic arm to write and draw like a human. With various educational cards, children can learn drawing, spelling, the alphabet, counting, shape recognition, subtraction, and mathematical puzzles.

The World's Largest Hummer: A Luxurious Mobile Home

Sheikh Abu Dhabi has created the world's largest Hummer for himself. It is so spacious that it can be used as a comfortable living space, measuring 14 meters in length, 6 meters in width, and almost 7 meters in height. There is enough room inside to accommodate a living room, a bathroom, a kitchen, and even more space. This custom-made vehicle is based on the LARC-LX cargo truck.

Dog urinals installed on Czech streets to keep the city clean

In the Czech Republic, dog urinals have been installed on the streets. Authorities aim to make the city streets cleaner and have installed concrete structures that contain unpleasant odors.

Tom Felton, the actor who played Draco Malfoy, stars in a food delivery ad

Tom Felton, who played Draco Malfoy, has appeared in a food delivery advertisement. In the commercial, he orders a magic wand for delivery and decides to use magic outside of Hogwarts.

Woman Loses Limbs After Eating Fish

A 40-year-old American woman had her arms and legs amputated after consuming fish. The woman purchased the fish at a market in San Jose, cooked it for dinner, and within a couple of hours, she was rushed to the intensive care unit. The cause was the Vibrio vulnificus bacteria, which infected the fish. They are also known as 'flesh-eating bacteria'.

Dog Rental Service in Tokyo: Enjoy a Walk with a Four-legged Companion

In Tokyo, a place has been found where you can rent a dog for a leisurely stroll. In order to ensure safety, you need to fill out documents and receive a set with everything necessary for the walk. However, the dog is unaware that you have paid for the walk, so it may misbehave or refuse to walk altogether.

Tiger Announces Heatproof Beer Jacket with Built-in Cooling System

Singaporean brand Tiger has announced a beer jacket designed for hot weather. It features special compartments for beer with a built-in cooling system. And of course, there's nothing stopping you from enjoying a refreshing drink at the same time.

Garmin Releases Fenix 7X Solar Watch with Solar Panel

Garmin has released the Fenix 7X Solar watch with a built-in solar panel, eliminating the need for frequent charging. The watch can run autonomously for up to 30 days in normal mode and even longer in power-saving mode. With excellent water resistance, GPS, NFC, and a heart rate sensor, it offers all the features that others try to present as innovation.

Closure of La Sambuy Ski Resort due to lack of snow

The ski resort in the French town of La Sambuy has permanently closed due to a lack of snow. The ski season has only lasted a few weeks due to global warming, and maintaining the ski lifts has become unprofitable (the annual operational loss is estimated at around €530,000). According to the mayor, snow used to fall from early December until March 30th. It is worth noting that this is not the first such case. Since 2001, 22 ski lifts have been dismantled in France, and around 100 structures have been abandoned.