Horoscope for November 23

Cancer: It is better to avoid changes today, such as changing jobs or breaking up with a loved one - expecting luck from these actions is not worth it. Leo: If you take on work actively and enthusiastically, try to stop in time: as we know, not all tasks can be completed. Virgo: The main condition for professional success is not only a correctly set goal, but also confidence in your abilities: if self-esteem is low, it is necessary to reinforce it in every possible way.

Horoscope for November 23

Aries: Dedicate the day to rest, otherwise tomorrow you may not have the energy needed for a fulfilling life and work. Taurus: While being in a state of impulsiveness, it is important to weigh every word, otherwise it can easily hurt someone close. Gemini: Energy should be used sparingly, otherwise it can be wasted on solving issues that can wait, while important matters will be left without.

First flying taxi lands in New York City

The first flying taxi has landed in New York City, reducing the travel time from Manhattan to Kennedy Airport to just 10 minutes, instead of the usual hour. The cost of this taxi should be approximately equal to the Uber Black fare. In this case, the passenger would pay around $200. It promises a maximum speed of over 320 km/h, 240 km of flight on a single charge, and noise level from the propellers no louder than street noise.

Americans Introduce Self-Service Medical Cabinets Equipped with AI

Americans have developed medical cabinets that allow for examinations without a doctor. A person enters the Forward CarePod booth, undergoes tests, and independently uses the provided tools for analysis by following AI instructions. These cabinets can be installed in gyms, offices, and shopping malls.

Maternal Depression Decreases Children's Chances of Higher Education

Maternal depression has been found to reduce children's chances of pursuing higher education, according to a study analyzing data from 8952 participants in the long-term Children of the 90s study. The comparison of this information with the academic performance of the participants revealed that children of mothers who repeatedly reported pronounced symptoms of depression were less likely to enroll in universities. Even after adjusting for socioeconomic factors, their probability of university education was 12% lower.

Banksy has revealed his name

BBC has published one of the artist's earliest interviews, in which he asked to be called Robbie. This moment did not make it into the final version of the interview in 2003, but it has now been made available to the public. This information supports the theory that Banksy is actually Robert Del Naja, the founder of Massive Attack.

Earth experiences record-breaking temperature increase

For the first time, the Earth has warmed by 2°C above pre-industrial levels. The hottest day on record occurred on November 17, 2023. The average global temperature was 2.06 degrees Celsius higher than it was in the period between 1850 and 1900. This marks the first time in history that the planet has warmed by more than two degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.

Why Does Red Wine Cause Headaches?

Scientists have deciphered why red wine causes headaches. They suggest that phenolic flavonoids, compounds derived from grape seeds and skins, are to blame. These substances give red wine its color and flavor. In the body, these compounds are metabolized into substances that accumulate toxic acetaldehyde in the bloodstream. At high levels, it causes headaches, nausea, facial flushing, and sweating.

Genital herpes may accelerate brain aging

Genital herpes has been found to correlate with a reduction in brain cortex thickness, as determined by a positive blood test analysis. This suggests that herpes simplex virus type 2 may be a marker of accelerated brain aging, which in turn increases the risk of developing dementia.

Tragedy at Taylor Swift's concert in Rio de Janeiro

A girl died from a heart attack caused by dehydration at Taylor Swift's concert in Rio de Janeiro. Organizers prohibited bringing water, despite the stadium reaching temperatures of up to 60°C. Approximately one thousand fainting cases were recorded, and 23-year-old Ana Clara Benevides was unsuccessfully resuscitated for 40 minutes.

Giant Shepherd Dog Yogi Conquers Social Networks

Giant shepherd dog Yogi has conquered social networks. Yogi's owners have shared that it costs them a pretty penny to maintain the dog - a year of training and socialization has cost them $5000, and not every specialist agrees to work with the little one.

Record-breaking Sale of The Macallan Whisky in London

A bottle of The Macallan Scotch whisky has been sold in London for a record price of 2.1 million pounds sterling. This marks the most expensive alcohol deal in Sotheby's history. It is reported that in 1986, only 40 bottles of The Macallan 1926 were produced after being aged in sherry casks for 60 years. This aging process gave the whisky its unique color.

Dental Pain Relieved by Cannabis Extract: A New Study

Dentists have learned to treat toothaches with cannabis extract. They have found that cannabidiol, which is contained in cannabis, effectively relieves dental pain. Moreover, the substance does not possess psychoactive properties and can replace other analgesics.

Chinese scientists grow tobacco in artificial lunar soil

Chinese scientists have grown tobacco in artificial lunar soil by adding three types of bacteria to volcanic material. Agronomists planted tobacco in the soil, resulting in plants with stronger roots, longer stems, and larger leaves compared to other samples. This technology brings closer the possibility of growing food on the Moon, which will be necessary for long-duration missions as transportation costs of supplies are very expensive.

Napoleon's Hat Sold for Nearly 2 Million Euros in Paris

Napoleon's hat was sold for nearly 2 million euros in Paris. This is one of the 20 surviving headgears of the French emperor. The hat is in excellent condition, as it belonged to the same family for a long time - the descendants of the intendant Jean-Louis Nauzé, who worked in Napoleon's palace.

First Hair Growth on 3D Printer: Breakthrough in Regenerative Medicine

For the first time in the United States, scientists from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have successfully printed hair follicles using 3D bioprinting technology and then transplanted them into printed skin. Researchers consider their work a breakthrough in regenerative medicine.

Interconnection Between Xiaomi and Apple Ecosystems

40% of smart gadget users from Xiaomi are owners of iPhone and iPad. 45% of iPhone and iPad users possess more than five smart devices from the Xiaomi ecosystem. Currently, there are 655 million registered devices in the Mija ecosystem, which means that 300 million of them were purchased by Apple product owners.

Horoscope for November 22

Capricorn: Wednesday will be a favorable time for communicating with loved ones. Dedicate time to your relationships and support those who are dear to you. Aquarius: You will be open to experiments. This way, you can see things in a new light. Look for a more creative approach to everything. Pisces: Spend more time on rest and relaxation. Take a break from work matters and engage in meditation. It will help you find balance and harmony.

Horoscope for November 22

Libra: Be socially active. This will help you move forward. However, beware of jealous people. Scorpio: Wednesday will be favorable for self-analysis. Work on your mistakes and try not to make them again. Sagittarius: Large-scale purchases are not recommended for you, which they did not plan before. If you spend large sums spontaneously, you risk getting into debt.

Horoscope for November 22

Cancer: If you have had strained relationships with your significant other, you will be able to resolve all conflicts and find harmony. It is important that both of you want this. Leo: You will do everything to attract attention from others. You want to be the star of the day. Virgo: Take care of your health. Be careful as chronic illnesses can worsen. Protect your feet and throat from cold.