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Bentley's three-wheeled children's bike. It turns out that this is the cheapest model in the lineup of the British automobile concern. It's priced at $700. For toDay

Pig heart transplanted to a human in the US A few days after the operation, the patient was already feeling well. Without the transplant, the man would have died, and a human heart was contraindicated due to health problems. For toDay

New smartphone - old problems: the titanium iPhone 15 Pro Max is very easy to break when bending, pointed out on YouTube.

There was a world grimace championship in the UK The gurning ("face distortion") competition has been held as the conclusion of a food fair for 750 years. The contestants spend months practicing to get the biggest reaction from the audience and win. For toDay

Introduced a camera the size of a grain of salt The Omnivision OVM6948 measures 0.65mm by 0.65mm. Despite its size, the camera produces a 200 x 200 or 40 KPixel resolution image (yes, that's very good quality) and it even has a flashlight. The device was created for medical procedures: for surgery and diagnostics. Still, we are waiting for other uses of the camera from resourceful enthusiasts. For toDay

If you didn't know where to watch Barbie, you can do it at TikTok," the Wall Street Journal reports. The movies were split into multiple 90-second clips and successfully uploaded to TikTok. And TikTok itself promotes those copies in recommendations. Algorithms for detecting pirated content don't work, and Hollywood lawyers don't know how to fight it. For toDay

The electric car accelerated from 0 to 100 km/h in 0.956 seconds Students from Switzerland have created an electric car "Mythen", it accelerated to 100 km/h in 0.956 seconds at a distance of 12.3 meters. This is a new record in the Guinness Book of Records. The electric car is equipped with 326 horsepower and a fan assisted system to keep it firmly on the ground. For toDay

Furry caterpillar venom can help fight cancer Australian scientists have discovered that the venom of the caterpillar Megalopyge opercularis can punch holes in cells, just like bacterial toxins. This mechanism of action could be useful in medicine to deliver drugs into cells. And venom-based molecules can penetrate healthy cells to deliver drugs or destroy cancerous cells. For toDay

Las Vegas has built the largest spherical building with a screen The screen of the building "Sphere" created from 1.2 million modules, each 48 LEDs, the display area 54.000 sq.m. This screen is the largest LED display in the world. The large-scale spectacle is not the only function of the structure. It also hosts public events for 20,000 people. For example, concerts and film screenings - there is also a huge screen inside. The cost of its creation amounted to $2.3 billion.The official opening of MSG Sphere is scheduled for September 29. For toDay

French police will be able to remotely turn on the camera and microphone on citizens' phones The bill passed gives police access to citizens' locations and allows them to activate cameras and microphones to record. This applies to any device, even the on-board computer of a car. The law applies only to those suspected of serious crimes for which a sentence of 5 years or more is foreseen. For toDay

Scientists: a night without sleep has an antidepressant effect Doctors conducted an experiment: 2 groups of people - healthy and depressed patients spent 5 days in the laboratory. Some of them spent the night without sleep, and the rest slept as usual. As expected, most of those who didn't sleep complained of worsening mood and well-being. But as many as 43% of the depressed patients noted an improvement in their mood. For toDay

First Flying Car Alef Approved by U.S. Authorities Alef Aeronautics startup was the first in the world to receive permission from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration for road and flight testing of a flying car. The range is 322 km on the road and 177 km in flight. There is also a vertical takeoff. Cost is $300,000, delivery in 2025. You can place a pre-order here: alef.aero/preorder.html For toDay

Australia will treat depression with mushrooms and ecstasy As of June 1, MDMA and psilocybin are approved for the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression. The approval was given because of the ineffectiveness of current medications. Both substances are now removed from the list of banned substances, but outside of medical facilities, the substances are illegal. A course of treatment will cost up to AU $25,000. For toDay

Study: more germs live on a pillowcase than on a toilet seat Scientists tested how many bacteria live on a pillowcase that hasn't been washed for a week and found 4.6 million bacterial colonies per 10 cm². That's 17,000 more than on the toilet seat. Dermatologists recommend changing pillowcases twice a week, while the average person changes pillowcases once every three weeks. Time to change a pillowcase For toDay

A therapist cat started working at a U.S. airport Duke, a 14-year-old cat, walks the halls wearing a vest that reads "Pet Me," his job is to relieve the stress of those who are afraid of flying. Duke is a certified therapist and has been tested to be part of the animal therapy program. Before the airport, he worked at a hospital for 10 years, where he provided moral support to patients. For toDay

LG started selling portable tattoo printers for temporary tattoos The technology giant and a cosmetics firm from South Korea have teamed up to create a portable tattoo printer. All you have to do is connect Imprintu to your smartphone, select an image in the app and swipe the printer across skin, fabric or other object. The temporary tattoo will last ~24 hours. The cost in South Korea is ~ 300$. For toDay

A man was arrested in the U.S. for shooting himself in his sleep Mark Dicar, 62, dreamt about burglars and began shooting back at them in his sleep with a .357 Magnum. Mark was still asleep and only woke up after shooting himself in the leg. Officers arrived and arrested the man for "reckless use" and unlawful possession of a weapon. Mark posted $150,000 bail and awaits trial. For toDay

A DJ from the U.S. has created his own state in the desert and asks for recognition of its sovereignty Randy Williams has toured every country recognized by the UN except one. When the countries ran out, he founded his own state, Slowjamastan, named after slow jams. The country has its own flag, currency, national anthem, and even a time zone. Randy proclaimed himself sultan and emailed the president of the United States to recognize Slowjamastan's independence, but received no response. For toDay

SpaceX hires 14-year-old developer Kairan Kwasi's IQ was already higher than 99.9 percent of the population at age 9. At 11, he began studying computer science and engineering. Now 14, he will graduate this month from Santa Clara University in California. SpaceX has hired Kyren Kwasi in the Starlink division as Software Engineer. Expect media headlines about Musk's use of child labor... For toDay

England has created an app with AI that "walks" single girls home Epowar is installed on a smartwatch and monitors heart rate and body movements. In case of unusual readings, the app sends an emergency message, turns on the microphone, GPS and saves the data in the cloud. The AI differentiates between physical activity and attack stress. Epowar is available on the App Store. For toDay