The Japanese have created "Ozempic mineral water." Suntory's Tokusui water was created specifically for sedentary workers. It contains no calories or sugar—only rice bran extract, which boosts metabolism and improves fat absorption.

I think it will soon be comparable to the speed of regular internet. But it's unlikely to be faster. Cables have a significant speed advantage over wireless.

Harvard has released a new book — and it's a treasure trove of valuable knowledge about ML. The authors emphasize engineering and building proper neural networks from scratch. The book is 2,500 pages long.

The Louvre's video surveillance systems were protected by the password "Louvre," media reports revealed. The museum also continued to use Windows Server 2003, which was more than twenty years old. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The number of floods has more than doubled over the past 20-30 years. The key reason for this dramatic increase is anthropogenic activity. I offer my condolences to those affected and urge you to once again consider the consequences of climate change. bbc.com/news/videos/cr…

This project could change how astronauts eat in space. If Solein can turn air and urine into protein, crews on the Moon or Mars won’t rely on Earth for food. It’s a small experiment with huge potential for long missions and true space independence. space.com/space-explorat…

China’s #ChangE6 just brought back rusty Moon dust. Microscopic hematite & maghemite grains show iron oxides where we thought oxygen was basically absent. Best guess so far: ancient mega-impacts (like South Pole–Aitken) helped create them. orbitaltoday.com/2025/11/20/cha…

I love this result. Rust on the Moon means its surface history is far stranger and more dynamic than the “dead rock” cliché. We need UK–China–EU missions probing those impact basins next.

Fun fact: you can win $100 billion just by guessing 24 words. These words are Satoshi Nakamoto's wallet seed phrase. But it's harder than it might seem.

This makes me worried. First, AI became new search engine. Now, it is becoming new Wikipedia. But can we trust AI-generated info? Your thoughts?

The mose interesting thing about the Europa Clipper mission is an orbiter that will not land on Europa or explore its ocean directly.

November and December have always been traditionally considered bullish months. Christmas has always been one of the peak days for crypto. What happened this year? Nothing special. Past trends are simply no guarantee of their recurrence in the future.

Watch Europe's #VegaC rocket launch an advanced Korean Earth-observation satellite to orbit today. Liftoff of the #KOMPSAT7 spacecraft is scheduled for today in less than 30 min. youtu.be/BECrOM9ZiZE

Before calling Bitcoin "digital gold", compare the market capitalization of BTC and gold. BTC: 1.8 T Gold: 30 T Don't overestimate the importance of digital assets to the global market.

Blue Origin’s next New Shepard flight NS-37 will carry the first wheelchair user in space! That will be ESA engineer Michi Benthaus. Good luck!

I saw solar particle in real life, but this looks even better from the ISS. Absolutely stunning.

Deleting the European Commission’s ad account over a UI exploit is pure ego war. X was about “free speech”, but this case looks nothing like it. Shame. techcrunch.com/2025/12/07/x-d…

Standard Chartered cuts bitcoin forecast in half. To me, this sounds like an admission that their initial forecast was bad. Nothing fundamentally changed to warrant such a dramatic estimation shift. cnbc.com/2025/12/09/sta…

This is a perfect example of how cryptocurrency itself poses no threat. It doesn't attract criminal profits or encourage tax evasion. Bitcoin is no more "dirty" than cash, which is widely used. bbc.com/news/articles/…

Chinese police have been given smart glasses with AI. The glasses can quickly identify and check a person or vehicle in seconds.