German Scientists Create Genetically Modified Spiders

German scientists have created the world's first genetically modified spiders, which spin a red web that also glows in the dark. To produce such offspring, a solution with new DNA encoding was introduced into the eggs, and in the future, the technology will allow for changing various properties of the web. For example, it will be possible to 'adjust' the strength and elasticity, as well as set the decay period for making absorbable surgical threads.

OpenAI buys secret startup from former Apple chief designer

OpenAI has bought the secret startup of former Apple chief designer Jony Ive for $6.5 billion. The acquired io product, founded together with a team of veterans from Apple, is engaged in some 'artificial intelligence devices', but what exactly it was developing is not disclosed. However, it is already known that Ive will now be responsible for the design of all existing and new OpenAI products.

Warning of Dangerous Epidemic from H5N1 Bird Flu

The H5N1 bird flu virus spreading among cats in the USA and Europe could cause a new dangerous epidemic, warned Alexander Gintsburg, Director of the Gamaleya Center. According to him, the virus is already demonstrating high lethality and could acquire the ability to transmit from human to human — in this case, the consequences would be comparable to smallpox. Particular concern is raised by the fact that cats become a kind of incubator for virus mutations. Animals get infected by eating infected birds or eggs. According to experts, there is a need to develop a prototype vaccine for the new H5N1 strain with the capability for rapid large-scale production.

A Billion-Pound Harry Potter City Built for New Filming

A whole city is being built for the new 'Harry Potter' film at the cost of a billion pounds. HBO plans to fully utilize the space and bring iconic locations from the books to life. The space will function as a real city, featuring a multi-level parking lot, a residential school for young actors, and a facility for the care and treatment of pets, snakes, and birds of prey—all to continuously shoot the series over the next 10 years. The series release is slated for 2026.

Nuggets and Chips Harm Mental Health

Nuggets and chips cause depression and harm mental health. Scientists have concluded that ultra-processed foods contain excessive amounts of microplastics - this becomes one of the reasons for the development of mental disorders. The more of these types of foods you consume, the higher the chance of developing an ailment. Their high sugar content amplifies the negative effect.

Chinese Scientists Create Robot with 'Test-Tube Brain'

Chinese scientists have created a robot with a 'test-tube brain'. For the first time, a robot is controlled by a miniature analog of the human brain - a brain-like structure derived from stem cells. This bio-brain is connected to a chip that allows it to control the machine's movements. The robot can now navigate spaces, avoid obstacles, and learn faster than conventional neural networks. The experiment paves the way for new forms of AI, where living cells work in conjunction with technology.

Horoscope for May 25

♈️ Aries: Caution never hurts. But today, it is especially important to avoid reckless actions and frivolous and offensive words. Otherwise, you may regret it later. ♉️ Taurus: The fatigue you may feel at this time is a result of emotional overexertion. It should be 'treated' with a logical weekend activity — active or passive rest. ♊️ Gemini: The energies of the day can make you aggressive, leading to quarrels and conflicts with those around you, especially with relatives and close people. Therefore, communication with them should be minimized.

Horoscope for May 25

Cancer: It is not worth embarking on serious projects, even if it is just about solving household problems. Better to focus on small tasks that do not require special meticulousness. Leo: Do not interfere in someone else's conflict, even if it seems that one side is being unjustly offended. You risk getting entangled in someone else's intrigues that don't concern you, and at the same time making enemies. Virgo: It's not worth agreeing to an offer that might seem very profitable at first glance. Most likely, it's nothing more than a trap that a, to put it mildly, dishonest person wants to lure you into.

Horoscope for May 25

♎️ Libra: On this day, personal life comes to the forefront. Therefore, if you have long wanted to talk about something with a loved one — perhaps even to confess your feelings — there's no better time. ♏️ Scorpio: It is recommended to channel the negative energy accumulated lately into a peaceful direction. For example, organizing your closets — a day off is perfect for this. ♐️ Sagittarius: When interacting with strangers, caution is necessary. There is a risk of getting carried away and sharing much more than needed, which you might regret later. It's uncertain how others will handle your secrets.

Horoscope for May 25

♑️ Capricorn: The irritability that possesses you at this time will be so strong that you will have to resort to soothing methods in the form of your favorite work. Otherwise, you risk having a nervous breakdown. ♒️ Aquarius: An important decision will be aided by your inner voice. The key is to ask it a question timely and then carefully listen to the answer, which might turn out to be far from simple. ♓️ Pisces: Today, you might feel a surge of energy and motivation. Use this time to implement your plans and ideas. In the evening, try to spend time with loved ones — it will help replenish your energy.

Stereotypes About Positions

1. The quality of sex depends on the number of positions. Variety in positions is important, but you should listen to your sensations. First, understand how different the sensations can be with minimal changes in one position. 2. The same position feels the same with different partners. All men have different sizes and thicknesses of their penis. Therefore, while searching for the right position for you, do not try to repeat what you did with a previous partner. The sensations will surely be different. 3. In the cowgirl position, a woman can more easily reach orgasm. This is individual. A girl might have a psychological anchor in another position. There can be different variations of this position.

Survey of Women: The Five Best Positions

1. Missionary Position: Classic and very popular, it allows for eye contact and easy variation of depth and rhythm. 2. Woman on Top: This position allows the woman to control the depth and speed of penetration, which often makes it very appealing. 3. Doggy Style (from behind): Many women find this position arousing because of deep penetration and the possibility of G-spot stimulation. 4. Spoon: An intimate and comfortable position where partners lie on their sides, allows for closeness and control over rhythm. 5. Cowgirl (reverse cowgirl): The woman sits on the partner with her back facing him, providing control over movements and offering a different angle of penetration.

Xiaomi Releases Sleep Mask with Massage and Heating

Xiaomi has released a sleep mask for relaxation with massage and heating. It features four vibration motors on the eyebrows and under the eyes, and the temperature is automatically adjusted depending on the mode: for example, there is a 'hot compress' and 'refreshment'.

The World's Largest Iceberg A23a is Breaking into Thousands of Pieces

The iceberg, with an area of 3100 km², separated from the glacier back in 1986, but soon became grounded and did not start moving again until 2023. Now it is stuck near South Georgia Island, where it is breaking into pieces that pose a threat to ships and wildlife. Each fragment that breaks off is approximately 1 km², with the largest being as much as 130 km². If the current rate continues, the iceberg could completely disappear in the coming years.

App Diagnoses Anemia Through Selfie Analysis

Scientists have developed an app that diagnoses anemia through the analysis of a nail selfie. The smartphone app uses artificial intelligence to analyze a user's photo and suggest if there are signs of anemia. To ensure accurate results, a person needs to send a photo of their nail. The effectiveness of the development was tested on 200,000 users. According to scientists' reports, the app detected anemia symptoms with an accuracy comparable to traditional tests.

Scrolling on the Toilet Increases Hemorrhoid Risk

Scrolling through your feed on the toilet increases the risk of hemorrhoids by 46%. According to a study, those who linger too long with their phone on the ceramic throne earn themselves swollen veins in the rectum. The issue is that sitting on the toilet creates pressure on the blood vessels in the anus and rectum area, causing them to relax and expand. Doctors recommend sitting on the toilet for no more than 10 minutes, and some even advise against staying there for more than 3 minutes.

The History of Samsung

The history of the Korean corporation Samsung did not begin with gadgets, but with a grocery store. The company was founded by entrepreneur Lee Byung-chul in 1938 and initially traded in flour, dried fish, and noodles. However, it later began to expand rapidly - initiating exports to China, building the country's largest sugar factory, a woolen mill, and more. Electronics only became a focus 30 years later when the company decided to explore promising new directions and began assembling televisions.

BurgerBots Opens in the USA

In the USA, a new venue called BurgerBots has opened, where robots assemble a burger in just 27 seconds. Since the beginning of May, automated systems have taken over the entire process: slicing vegetables, grinding and frying meat, and then forming the finished burger.

The Job of Catching Giant Hornets in Japan

In Japan, there is a job of catching Asian giant hornets. Their body length exceeds 5 cm, and the sting can grow up to 6 mm - these are the largest hornets on the planet, feeding on bees, wasps, and other large insects. Locals use their venom in folk medicine, and the bodies are infused in strong alcohol to make 'tonic liqueurs'.

China Launches Orbital AI Supercomputer in Space

China has begun creating an orbital AI supercomputer in space - the first 12 satellites of the planned 2800 have already been launched. Unlike ordinary satellites, these will process the collected data immediately, allowing time savings on transmission to Earth, as well as reducing energy consumption and carbon footprint. Each contains an AI model with 8 billion parameters, capable of performing 744 trillion operations per second, with the ultimate goal of reaching performance in quintillions of operations.