Czech Startup 369Sonic Invents Ultrasonic Kitchen Knife

Czech startup 369Sonic has invented an ultrasonic kitchen knife with a blade that vibrates 50,000 times per second. Thanks to this feature, it doesn't stick to food, and it can cut almost any type of food. It has a battery life of 50 minutes, after which the knife can be recharged on the stand. The price is $348.

Water reserves in Istanbul are running out

There are only 57 days of water reserves left in Istanbul. Since April 2023, the water storage capacity of Istanbul has decreased from 48.5% to 20% due to an unprecedented drought. In this situation, Turkey can only hope for an increase in precipitation. In the worst case scenario, authorities will have to suspend the operations of certain enterprises and impose restrictions on water consumption.

Berlin's Futuristic Cybrothel: Experience VR-Powered Pleasure

A futuristic brothel has opened in Berlin, introducing visitors to the world of Cybrothel. Customers are provided with wireless VR headsets and led into a room with a doll that comes to life through AI deepfakes in virtual reality, all for 129 euros per hour.

The Moon may be 40 million years older than previous estimates

According to astronomers, in the distant history of the Universe, a giant object collided with our planet, ejecting a large mass of material which eventually formed the Moon. A new analysis of the materials has shown that some lunar dust particles appeared over 4.46 billion years ago, within the first 100 million years after the formation of the Solar System.

Neural networks help scientists and snow leopards

Students from the School of Data Analysis (SHAD) and Yandex Cloud specialists have developed a neural network that recognizes snow leopards in photos and videos captured by camera traps. The network organizes the materials into folders. The neural network was trained using 40,000 photos. Previously, scientists had to manually review thousands of photos, which was time-consuming, but now the neural network can complete the task in a matter of seconds. This allows them to focus on preserving the population of these enchanting cats and tracking their migration routes.

Unusual iPhone Case Allows Images Display on the Back

In Japan, an unusual iPhone case has been invented that allows displaying images on the back of the case. The E-link panel is colored and almost does not drain the smartphone's battery - power is only required when updating the screensaver via NFC. In addition to the obvious opportunity to stand out, you can, for example, insert a QR code of your train ticket there and not worry about the smartphone running out of charge. Price - $79.

Innovative Keyboard for Faster Typing

An innovative keyboard has been introduced that allows you to type three times faster. The Bored mechanical keyboard features an auto-fill function, similar to a smartphone, and highlights the next key you want to press. Additionally, during gaming, it listens to sounds and uses illumination to indicate the direction of the opponent.

Belief in God in Different Countries

Percentage of people believing in God in different countries: Indonesia - 93%, Turkey - 91%, Brazil - 84%, USA - 70%, Russia - 56%, India - 56%, Spain - 28%, Germany - 27%, United Kingdom - 25%, France - 19%, China - 9%.

Toyota's NEO Steer: Innovating Steering Wheel for People with Limited Abilities

Toyota has developed a steering wheel called NEO Steer specifically designed for individuals with limited abilities, providing them with the opportunity to drive a car. The gas and brake controls are integrated into the steering wheel in the form of switches.

Nvidia presents Eureka: a neural network training robots

Nvidia has introduced the Eureka neural network, designed to train robots for more accurate task execution. Eureka is based on the GPT-4 language model. Isaac Gym software, developed by NVIDIA, is used for modeling physical models. For example, AI has already taught a robotic arm to rotate handles, open cabinets and drawers, as well as throw balls.

Tesla Cybertruck Successfully Tested for Bulletproof Resistance

A Cybertruck with bullet holes on its body was spotted on the road in the United States. It was revealed that Tesla used this method to test the pickup truck's steel for durability. Elon Musk also confirmed the conducted bulletproof tests, stating that they emptied an entire Tommy gun drum magazine into the driver's door, Al Capone-style. Not a single bullet pierced the interior of the vehicle.

Horoscope for October 26

Capricorn: Pay attention to your goals and ambitions. Plan your future and strive to achieve your tasks. Aquarius: Spend time with loved ones and enjoy pleasant moments. Pisces: Today you may feel inner harmony and understanding. Use this time for self-reflection and spiritual growth.

Horoscope for October 26

Libra: Try to find time for rest and relaxation to avoid excessive stress. Scorpio: Today you will be at the peak of your energy and courage. Use this to your advantage, especially if you have any ambitious plans. Sagittarius: You may encounter some difficulties, but do not despair. Focus on finding solutions and don't be afraid to ask others for help.

Horoscope for October 26th

Cancer: Pay attention to your health and well-being. Take care of yourself, practice sports and watch your diet. Leo: Today your leadership and determination will be highly valuable. You will be able to take on the role of an organizer and lead the team towards achieving goals. Virgo: Pay attention to your personal relationships. Be attentive to your partner's needs and strive to maintain harmony in the relationship.

Horoscope for October 26th

Aries: Your efforts will be rewarded if you stay persistent and determined. Try to finish old tasks and do not be afraid to take on new ones. Taurus: It might be worth reviewing your budget and considering investments. But be cautious in financial transactions. Gemini: You will be able to solve any issues and conflicts. Try to be open to new ideas and do not be afraid to express your opinion.

The Rarity of a Worthy Man

A worthy man is a rarity in the modern world. It's like an exclusive piece that is not easy to distinguish among a vast number of replicas and counterfeits. The most frustrating part is that such a man is usually modest, he won't shout and show off his worthiness. On the other hand, a counterfeit always attracts attention with its brightness and apparent uniqueness. It's important to be discerning and not settle for the first thing that comes along, out of fear of not getting anyone at all.

The Importance of Understanding Your Value to a Man

If you can't understand how important you are to a man, take a pause. Hold back, don't initiate conversations yourself. Everything will become clear in the next few days. It's possible that everything relied solely on you, and you didn't even notice. And now is the time to draw a conclusion: an uninitiative man is a man who is not very interested in you. And these are failed relationships.

The Importance of Being Busy

Every self-respecting girl should be busy. Busy in a way that leaves no time to think about someone or get lost in meaningless dreams. A girl should be occupied with reality: a beloved activity, a good book, spending time with loved ones, acquiring knowledge. Anything, but not getting stuck in thoughts, degrading because of someone or something. No stranger man is worthy of a girl's most valuable asset - time. And no stranger man is worthy of a girl thinking about him. Let them think about you. And, by the way, you can do without it.

Rules that improve life

Be more observant. Keep track of everything that happens around you. The surrounding life is a great source for new experiences and ideas. Do not miss any idea that comes to your mind. Write down each one — even if you can't implement it right away, you can come back to it later. Take more from the people around you. Surrounding you, there is a circulation of examples, ideas, words, relationships, mistakes, and experiences. Notice and use it for your benefit.

Astronomers discover high-speed winds on Jupiter

Astronomers using the James Webb Telescope have detected a fast wind stream in the equatorial zone of Jupiter, reaching speeds of up to 515 km/h at an altitude of 40 kilometers. For comparison, the wind speed of a Category 5 hurricane on Earth is 418 km/h. This discovery offers new insights into the interaction between different layers of Jupiter's atmosphere, which were previously unknown.