Horoscope for September 10th

Aries: It is better to postpone any important decisions for another time and take a rest, especially since it's a day off on the calendar. Taurus: Despite the irresistible desire to start working, rushing into it is not advisable. It won't lead to success, you will only waste time and energy. Gemini: It's a good day to take a break from everyday worries and take care of yourself, take a bath with sea salt, go for a walk, swim in the pool. Cancer: By distributing the workload to the first half of the day, you risk overexerting yourself, and if you shift it to the second half, you won't have enough time. Leo: It is necessary to avoid any risks as adventurous actions will lead to loss instead of winning. Virgo: Some reasonable frugality won't hurt you.

USA Implements Advanced Technologies for Agriculture

Scientists from the USA have showcased an autonomous robot named Laserweeder. This device moves across agricultural fields and kills weeds with lasers. It utilizes artificial intelligence-based cameras to identify plants. Despite its high cost of $1.2 million, the manufacturer claims that this robot will pay for itself within 1.5-2 years. Its purpose is to enhance efficiency, reduce reliance on chemicals, and minimize negative impact on the environment.

Blogger Hits Top Speed of 328 km/h in Tesla Model S Plaid

A blogger managed to accelerate the Tesla Model S Plaid to 328 kilometers per hour. This is equivalent to 90 meters per second or the speed of an airplane during takeoff. He also noted that despite the car having 5 seats and a large trunk, it did not hinder reaching such speed.

6-year-old Simar Khurana becomes the youngest video game developer in Guinness Book of World Records

6-year-old Simar Khurana from Canada has entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the youngest video game developer. At the age of 6, she developed an educational game about healthy eating after just a couple of months of training.

Caught in the act

A koala consumed $3800 worth of plants and was unable to leave the crime scene due to overeating. Australian farmers suspected goats or possums for a couple of months, but soon recognized and captured the culprit as it couldn't flee.

Japanese Astronomers Discover Possible Earth-like Planet

Japanese astronomers have announced the possible existence of a planet similar to Earth. Scientists observed asteroids and found that a large number of small objects behave as if there is a small planet among them, indicated by an orbit with a specific inclination. The object is located in the Kuiper Belt and is estimated to have a mass 1.5-3 times that of Earth, an orbit inclination of approximately 30 degrees, and an orbit distance of 250-500 astronomical units from the Sun.

Change in eye color of an infant in Thailand after receiving Japanese medication for coronavirus

In Thailand, the color of a baby's eyes changed after taking Japanese medication for coronavirus. The six-month-old baby was admitted to the hospital with a cough and fever. The COVID test came back positive. Doctors prescribed favipiravir to the young patient. After 18 hours, the boy's brown eyes turned blue. After an examination, medical professionals discovered that blue pigments had accumulated on the retina.

10 Resilient Celebrity Virgos. Zendaya.

Virgo women always rely on their reasoning and distrust their feelings, especially when making a serious decision. Zendaya. The star celebrates her birthday on September 1st. She fell in love with theater in her childhood and started participating in productions at a very young age. The young talented girl was noticed by Disney company - Zendaya appeared in the series 'Shake It Up' and the movie 'Frenemies', which made her famous. However, her real breakthrough came with the role in the Spider-Man film.

Don't Wait for the Crisis to Pass

Don't wait for the time when the crisis will pass. Right now, smile, hug the person next to you, and in your mind – those who are far away. Make dough for a pie, drop a letter filled with warmth into the mailbox, forgive the one you are angry with, close your eyes for a minute and, after opening them, start life anew. Don't take it too seriously, don't search for meaning, profit, or revenge. Just live, smile, and love. It's not difficult...

New Releases from Crocs

Crocs have released glow-in-the-dark slippers that will be appreciated by Harry Potter fans. They are already on sale, priced at $60 per pair. Additionally, official Shrek-themed clogs are on the way. The set includes an ogre nose and ears, as well as a fleece backing. Sales are expected to start in September.

Portuguese Wine Brand's Uninhabited Island Billboard

A Portuguese wine brand placed a billboard on the shore of an uninhabited island in the middle of the sea with the inscription 'Meant for Discovery'. Inside, they placed a bottle of red wine with a corkscrew and a glass for any random lover of spirits.

Opposites Don't Attract: Study reveals similarities in romantic relationships

Psychologists have determined that opposites do not attract. Researchers analyzed over 200 articles dedicated to romantic relationships and found that 82% to 89% of partner traits were similar, with only 3% showing significant differences. They then conducted a new analysis on almost 80,000 couples, who also shared a range of characteristics including political and religious views, educational level, and IQ scores. Differences were more commonly found in physical attributes such as height, weight, and health indicators. Additionally, extraverts were not more likely to enter into relationships with other extraverts compared to introverts.

The Beatles' Memorabilia to be Auctioned for $9 Million

Items belonging to The Beatles will be sold at an auction, with an estimated value of $9 million. Among the lots is an archive containing John Lennon and Yoko Ono's Bed-In for Peace protests against the Vietnam War. The newlyweds spent seven days in bed from March 25th to 31st at the Hilton Hotel in Amsterdam. The archive also tells the story of a teenage girl who managed to enter their room and conduct an interview. Concert posters, stage costumes, musical equipment, and much more will also be sold.

China Offers Financial Incentives to Young Brides for Boosting Birthrate

China is planning to pay a monetary reward to brides under 25 years old, aiming to increase the country's birth rate. In the Changshan district, newlyweds will be given a thousand yuan if the bride is younger than 25. This initiative is intended to encourage young people to start families and have children. In 2022, China registered only 6.8 million marriages, the lowest figure since 1986. Many women are reluctant to have children due to career aspirations and the high costs of childcare.

Nissin Introduces Gaming Noodle Energy Booster

Renowned Japanese instant noodle brand, Nissin, has created an energy-boosting noodles specifically designed for gamers. The noodles contain caffeine, niacin, arginine, and other components found in energy drinks. Positioned as a gamer's meal, it provides a quick recharge without sacrificing time or money.

Animated Film Based on Stray Game Announced

Annapurna Animation has announced the creation of an animated film based on the game Stray. The film will follow the story of a ginger cat in a post-apocalyptic underground robot city, searching for its way home. The game was released in 2022 and has been well-received by gamers and critics. Details of the animated film's plot are being kept under wraps. The film will be developed in collaboration with the game's creators.

The Economic Situation and its Impact on the Sex Lives of Young People in the 21st Century

Surveys have shown that young people born in the early 21st century are opting out of sexual relationships due to the economic situation. They are forced to live with their parents as the cost of renting accommodation is extremely high. Representatives of the younger generation note that this allows them to work less and focus on social and university matters, but the lack of personal life is a drawback.

Sharks Attack Circumnavigation Catamaran in the Pacific Ocean

Sharks attacked a circumnavigation catamaran in the Pacific Ocean. The first attack by Brazilian glowing sharks (these are small sharks about 42-56 cm in length) occurred on September 4th, causing damage to the catamaran's rear left pontoon, causing it to sink completely underwater. The next day, the sharks damaged the right pontoon, causing the catamaran to lose balance and start sinking. The travelers issued a distress signal. 45 minutes later, the dry cargo ship Dugong Ace, en route to Shanghai, approached the catamaran. The crew rescued all the belongings onto the rescue ship, but evacuating the catamaran was not possible - it sank to the bottom.

Subway opens a restaurant-zeppelin in US cities

Inside is a free Subway restaurant that can be accessed by appointment. The company organized this promotion to promote their new sandwich with an equally ambitious name, 'The Beast'.

Chinese Café Makes Waves with Vodka Latte

A café in China unexpectedly released a vodka latte. Even though the alcohol percentage in the drink is only 0.5%, it caused a sensation, and many wanted to try it. Within just 24 hours, the chain sold 5.4 million cups, equivalent to approximately $13.7 million in monetary value.