Understand Your Emotions

Emotions are an integral part of life. Learn to understand what you are feeling at the moment: joy, anger, sadness, fun, surprise, or fear. By assessing your condition, it will be easier for you to gauge another person's state. It will be easier to make acquaintances, build relationships, and develop a career. Do not be a hostage to your feelings, do not try to hide them, just track them and channel the energy in the right direction.

Horoscope for May 10

♈️ Aries: It’s time to address the promises you should have fulfilled long ago but have been postponing. You'll need to tighten your schedule, but you can manage everything if you plan your actions in advance. ♉️ Taurus: If possible, dedicate the day to rest – today is not the time for vigorous activity. It's better to postpone planned trips as the stars warn of danger on the road. ♊️ Gemini: Today, the body is very vulnerable, and any discomfort may lead to serious consequences if left unattended. Try not to overexert yourself, and if you notice any alarming symptoms, don’t delay visiting a specialist.

Horoscope for May 10

♎️ Libra: Dedicate the day to 'tying up loose ends' to relax peacefully in the evening. The day is not suitable for making important decisions – you currently lack all the information, and some details might be unreliable, so a thorough check is needed. ♏️ Scorpio: Not all your ideas will gain support from those around you – some will find them adventurous or just silly. Don't give up and seek like-minded people; today, you will be able to secure the support of the right people. ♐️ Sagittarius: On this day, it's better not to interfere in other people's affairs or rush to solve their problems. Firstly, you have enough tasks of your own, and not much energy. Secondly, if things go wrong, the person you tried to help might blame you.

Horoscope for May 10th

♑️ Capricorn: You may feel that the whole world is against you: mutual understanding with others is unreachable today. But it’s not about other people - you are not inclined to communicate and are prone to perceiving events too intensely. ♒️ Aquarius: During the first half of the day, you will receive news that will make you anxious. But do not rush to use this information and start disputes with those you consider guilty - it’s not so clear-cut. ♓️ Pisces: You risk spending the day in pointless and exhausting arguments if you discuss your future plans with others. There will inevitably be someone who will try to convince you that nothing will work out. Today it is better to withdraw from conversations altogether and "hide in a corner."

Obesity Conquered

Obesity conquered - scientists have discovered a simple method to quickly burn fats and block the accumulation of new ones. The method has already been tested on humans and it works. The sponsor of your weight loss is the protein MTCH2 ('Mitch') - when it's blocked, body cells 'switch' and start rapidly burning fats for energy, without losing muscle mass. The coolest part: new fat stops accumulating - as cells actively absorb it. Right now, scientists are working on an accessible and effective therapy that will allow people with obesity to lose weight noticeably.

Klein Vision to launch flying sports cars for sale

Slovak company Klein Vision will begin selling flying sports cars as early as next year - they will cost $1 million. The car can transform into an airplane in 80 seconds and fly up to 1000 km. The speed in the air is promised to be up to 250 km/h, on the road - up to 200 km/h. The Aircar prototype has already received a certificate of airworthiness and completed 500 successful test flights.

Humanity has explored only ~0.001% of ocean depths

Scientists have calculated that humanity has explored only ~0.001% of ocean depths. From 1958 to the present, 44,000 deep-sea dives have visually examined only 3,823 km² of the seafloor, with 97% of expeditions conducted by just five countries: the USA, Japan, New Zealand, France, and Germany. Even if the pace were increased a thousandfold, it would take about 100,000 years to survey the remaining areas.

Bill Gates pledges to donate almost all his wealth to charity

Bill Gates has promised to donate almost all of his wealth (more than $200 billion) to charity: the Microsoft founder does not want to 'die rich'. The Gates Foundation, which he founded with his ex-wife in 2000, originally planned to continue its work for several decades after their passing, but now the plans have changed - within 20 years, the organization will spend all the money and then close.

Anti-Hangover Bottle Openers Now Available

Innovative gadget with an Asian approach to parties: when opening the bottle, it adds a special substance to the drink that: 1. Softens the effects of alcohol in the morning, 2. Enriches the taste with fruity notes, 3. Contains anti-hangover components based on plant extracts.

Netflix launches its own TikTok

In the coming weeks, iOS and Android users will have a vertical feed of short videos with excerpts from series and movies. The clips will be tailored personally to your interests.

iPhones and AirPods harm male sperm

iPhones and AirPods harm male sperm, claims renowned doctor Paul Saladino. The issue is that these devices operate on Bluetooth with radiofrequency electromagnetic radiation. The doctor refers to hundreds of studies mentioning the harmful effects of gadgets on DNA and sperm motility. Paul is convinced that wearing headphones 24/7 is akin to strapping a microwave to your brain. The same goes for smartphones - constantly carrying them in pockets may harm male health.

Games Save the Brain - Super Mario Defeats Dementia

Scientists from Canada conducted a large-scale study and finally ended the debates: video games genuinely protect against senile dementia. Three groups of people did different things for half a year: some played Super Mario, others engaged in music, and the third group did nothing. When the study concluded, scanners showed that gamers had an increase in gray matter volume in their brains. They performed better on tests, showed greater activity, and cognitive flexibility.

New Disneyland to Open in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi will open the first new Disneyland in 17 years - it will be the seventh in the world and the second after Hong Kong that Russians can visit without a visa. The park will be built by 2033 on the coast of Yas Island, where Warner Bros. World and Ferrari World with the world's fastest roller coaster are also located, and the Arab developer Miral will be entirely responsible for the development and construction.

Cat language may soon be translated into human language

Chinese company Baidu is developing an AI that will make this possible. The neural network will analyze data on voice, body language, behavior, and biosignals, then transform them into words understandable to humans. The technology aims to be used to monitor pet health, understand their moods, and analyze the behavior of wild animals. In reality, it will be something like a collar or camera that translates pets' 'words' in real-time.

20-Year-Old Tutor Dies from Overwork

A 20-year-old tutor died from overwork and the burden of 400 students. The young man started working at a Chinese online tutoring company right after university to support his family. Recently, he was often working overtime to save for his wedding and complete all tasks before his vacation. The management only supported him in this. One evening, his fiancée did not find him coming home from work and contacted the police. He died right at his workplace from a sudden cardiac arrest.

Guards Protecting Statue in Dublin

In Dublin, guards have been appointed to protect the breast of a famous statue from tourists. According to one version, the idea of the bust bringing good luck came to a local guide. The tradition gained popularity, and now the breast of Molly Malone shines very brightly. The city authorities wanted to protect the sanctity of Molly Malone. Now a pilot project with the involvement of guards has been launched in Dublin. Every time a tourist approaches the statue with an outstretched hand, a stern voice nearby says: “Please do not touch.” Soon, a fence might be placed around the statue, and the damaged parts of Molly may be restored.

Smart Toilets in Shanghai

Smart toilet laboratories have appeared in Shanghai. Now, a regular visit to the toilet is also an express medical check-up. Some public restrooms in the city are equipped with systems that analyze urine on-site and send results to the user's smartphone. How it works: The device scans the sample, collects health data (sugar, protein, dehydration, etc.), and sends the results via an app.

Major South Korean Operator to Replace SIM Cards After Cyberattack

SK Telecom, South Korea's largest operator, will replace 25 million SIM cards due to a large-scale cyberattack. Hackers intercepted authentication keys and can now access SMS and contacts, as well as "clone" numbers. Replacement will be required for all clients, but due to a shortage of cards, the process will take several months: the company will be able to issue no more than six million SIM cards by May.

Chinese Turn Robodogs into Firefighters

The Chinese have turned robodogs into firefighters - they can extinguish fires right inside burning buildings and search for survivors. The base model is the Unitree B2, but with a body resistant to extreme temperatures and mounts for a water cannon and more. Currently, the dogs are being tested in Qingdao, and there are plans to supply them to fire departments across the country.

Gene Mutation Leads to Just Three Hours of Sleep a Night

Scientists have learned about several hundred people who sleep 3-6 hours a day. They studied their DNA and found a common mutation in the SIK3 gene: it has many functions - for example, it helps regulate protein localization. Possibly, this mutation shortens sleep duration by maintaining brain homeostasis. This partially supports the theory that sleep helps the brain reset. A group of scientists hopes that ongoing research will help understand how sleep regulation works in humans and aid in more effectively combating sleep disorders.