Dying is never fun, but while dying of natural causes is generally painless, there are several worst ways to die. In fact, some of them are so toe-curling that we wouldn’t wish them on our worst enemies. And that is quite befuddling, considering the human body is built to withstand much pain and suffering. So...
The Turin Shroud has mystified the public for hundreds of years. It was first displayed in the 1390s and many believe it’s the cloth Jesus was buried in. Jesus’ Linen Shroud Scientists and scholars have studied the Bible’s teachings for generations. Amidst their research numerous historical artifacts have been discovered, some believed to be referenced...
Older iPhone models, such as the X, 11, 12, and 13, may experience slowing and battery degradation after upgrading iPhone OS, a former employee of the tech giant has warned. Though it may be a nightmare for some iPhone users, Apple’s upcoming iOS 18 is looking to be the most anticipated update to date. The rationale...
In a bold and unusual maritime adventure, a Florida man named Reza Baluchi recently found himself in a precarious situation after attempting to cross the vast Atlantic Ocean in a human-powered hamster wheel.1 This daring voyage unfolded approximately 70 nautical miles off Tybee Island, Georgia, and quickly escalated into a dramatic standoff with the US...
In a historic move towards sustainable shipping, Cargill and BAR Technologies have initiated a pioneering project that could reshape the future of cargo vessels.1 The project involves retrofitting a cargo ship, Pyxis Ocean, with innovative WindWings, and gigantic metal sails that harness the power of wind to create wind-powered cargo ships.2 This groundbreaking technology is...
Were you a dinosaur lover growing up? Perhaps you still are, with a real-life Jurassic Park (perhaps without the tragic part) is a secret dream of yours. If so, you’re in luck – sort of. Scientists have figured out how to do “reverse evolution” with birds, the descendants of dinosaurs. In fact, in 2016, they...
In an era of (digital) paranoia, the last place anyone wants to worry is in the comfort in their own home. But after coming across a troubling line in Samsung’s privacy policy, your leisure time may not be as worry-free as you thought. Especially if you have one of those ‘Smart TV’ sets. What’s Wrong...
Volkswagen (VW) Group, a leading automotive giant, has announced plans to invest billions in the development of gasoline engines, signaling a shift in its strategy amidst the push towards electric vehicles (EVs). This move comes as several automakers reassess their ambitious electrification goals due to various market and technological challenges. Significant Investment in Combustion Engines...
Apple has issued an important security update for iPhone users following reports of a concerning glitch. This update is essential for ensuring your device’s security and functionality. The Problem: Photos Reappearing from the ‘Recently Deleted’ Folder If you’re an iPhone user, you might be familiar with the ‘Recently Deleted’ folder, which retains deleted photos for...
Electric vehicles (EVs) have long been heralded as the future of transportation, promising environmental benefits and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. However, recent findings reveal that a significant number of EV owners in the United States are experiencing buyer’s remorse. According to a new study by McKinsey & Company, 46 percent of American EV owners...
The Tesla Cybertruck, a vehicle that promised revolutionary design and durability, has encountered a surprising hurdle: the car wash. A recent incident involving a Cybertruck owner has cast doubt on the truck’s resilience and exposed potential software issues. From Beach to Breakdown A TikTok user, @captian.ad, documented his experience with his Cybertruck. After a fun...
Elon Musk doesn’t seem to be having any clue about how the Twitter algorithm works, at least according to experts. The CEO of SpaceX and Tesla has brought out a new plan to find the number of fake accounts on the platform. And this plan involves asking users to count them individually. The plan sounds...
