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Exploration in a Little-Known Area of Suriname Reveals Rich Gold Deposit
An unusual gold discovery in an area that has so far been barely explored is raising expectations in Suriname. The company Founders Metals reported that in a drilling in the Maria Geralda area, a 22.5-meter-long section was found where an average concentration of 11.88 grams of gold per ton of rock was measured.

"We were not supposed to see it": The unusual discovery in deep space
The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed a distant galaxy, JADES-GS-z13-1, posing a mystery for astronomers. The telescope detected strong radiation that, according to existing theories, should have been blocked by the neutral hydrogen prevalent in the early universe.
How Google Will Help You Lose Weight Using Your Phone Camera
How many times have you tried to check your body composition using a smart scale or a watch that runs a mild electric current through your body? These home methods are convenient, but they are not always accurate enough. Now, Google is developing a surprising solution that will allow you to do this with extremely high precision, without any special equipment — simply by using your phone's camera...
12 years after his death: Robin Williams "returns" to social media
Robin Williams' children announced on Tuesday that they are retaking control of their father's official Instagram account, which had been inactive since his death in 2014. The goal is to turn the profile into a safe and reliable space that reflects the actor's true legacy, countering the rise of AI-generated fakes.

2 Million Players: The Israeli Behind the Viral Hit Taking the Web by Storm
In recent weeks, social media has been flooded with debates over career paths and tactical decisions. The game "Legionnaire," which allows users to build a professional football career step by step, has become an unprecedented viral phenomenon among Israeli users.
Apple Changes the Rules: Is This the End of Equality Between iPhone 18 Pro Models?
Is Apple preparing to alter the equality policy between its flagship devices? Despite industry expectations of identical camera arrays, leaker Ice Universe claims the iPhone 18 Pro Max will receive exclusive upgrades.
Oops: Apple accidentally revealed the next AirPods model
Apple is preparing for its annual announcement event on September 9, but it seems an internal software glitch has revealed one of its most intriguing products ahead of time. A short 13-second demo video, discovered in the Release Candidate version of the macOS 26.7 operating system, reveals for the first time the next AirPods model equipped with built-in cameras. The video, spotted by the...

Own a Chery or Jaecoo? Understanding their ties to the Iranian regime
An investigation by Yitzhak Lampert, citing international sources including Bloomberg, raises questions about the Chinese automotive group Chery's activities in Iran while its brands hold a significant share of the Israeli market. The group operates in Israel through several brands, including Chery, Jaecoo, and Omoda.

The new fear in the US: AI could assist in creating biological weapons
Artificial intelligence has already proven it can write code, assist in research, and solve complex problems. Now, its advanced capabilities in the field of biology are raising a different kind of concern in the United States: could it potentially facilitate the creation of dangerous pathogens in the future and even assist in carrying out a biological attack?

Not just Elon Musk: these are the leading shareholders in SpaceX
The massive offering of the space giant SpaceX has placed it at the center of attention for global financial markets, revealing for the first time in full the ownership structure of the company, which includes billionaire Peter Thiel, Google, and Elon Musk.

An event that already happened or an illusion of consciousness? The truth behind déjà vu
You are sitting in a place you have never been, having a conversation you have never had, and suddenly it happens: a strong and strange feeling takes hold of you — "I have been here before." "I have already heard this sentence." "I know this moment." But when you try to remember when it happened, you have no answer. You know the moment is new, yet the brain sends you a completely opposite feeling...

The next memory revolution: Researchers integrate DNA into electronics
Researchers from Penn State University have developed a memory component that combines synthetic DNA with a semiconductor material called perovskite. Experiments showed high energy efficiency and stability, paving the way for a new generation of extremely economical data storage devices.

Seeing only a mess? How to regain control over your YouTube feed
Almost every user is familiar with the frustrating experience: an innocent entry into the YouTube app to search for a professional guide ends in an hour-long scroll through random content. The platform's algorithm is designed to keep you hooked, but a few simple setting changes can help you take back control.

Meli and Liel, are you listening? The words that will cause AI to report you to the authorities
The story of Meli and Liel Yahalomi, who disappeared for days and occupied the authorities and their family members, raises a particularly intriguing question in the era of artificial intelligence: how much does a conversation with AI really remain private, and are there situations where the things written in it could reach the authorities?

New study: How short videos destroy children's mental resilience
Many tend to view mental resilience as an innate character trait. However, a growing body of research proves that resilience is actually a skill that can be developed. A new study conducted over a year among 1,567 high school students in China offers a surprising angle: mental resilience is less related to toughness and more to how we perceive our concept of time.

Routine military scan ends in a historic discovery in the deep sea
An unusual finding was accidentally revealed off the coast of France: during a routine military operation to survey the seabed in 2025, the French Navy identified an anomalous object using sonar. Subsequent checks conducted with the help of underwater vehicles revealed at a depth of about 2,500 meters a merchant ship that likely sank in the 16th century. The vessel, which is more than 30 meters...

27 minutes in the air for 5 dollars: the plane that may change the world of aviation
A significant step on the way to electric aviation: the X1 experimental plane of the company "Heart Aerospace" completed its maiden flight this week at a regional airport in upstate New York. The plane, which the company defines as the largest in the world flying using batteries only, stayed in the air for 27 minutes, reached an altitude of about 1,100 feet, and was operated throughout the entire...
Precedent: A company let AI manage the business – and it sent an employee home
The first experiment of its kind in the world of employment offers a disturbing glimpse into the future of labor relations in the era of artificial intelligence. According to an exclusive investigation by TIME magazine, the research startup Andon Labs entrusted the day-to-day management of a retail store in San Francisco called Andon Market to an AI agent based on Anthropic's Claude model. The...
WhatsApp to Enable Media Previews Without Opening Chats
WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature that displays thumbnail previews of media files directly in the chat list. According to WABetaInfo, this update allows users to identify the content of recent photos, videos, and stickers without needing to open the conversation.

2,400-Year-Old Gold Coin Discovered in Ancient Tomb with a Dramatic History
Archaeologists have discovered a rare 2,400-year-old gold coin during emergency excavations at the Montedoro necropolis near Agrigento, Sicily. Minted in Syracuse in the late 5th century BCE, the coin provides a unique glimpse into the turbulent period of conflict between Greek cities and Carthage.

The new tool that will peek into distant worlds and search for clues to extraterrestrial life
Scientists are nearing the operation of a new device called "Henrietta," installed on a telescope in Chile, designed to analyze the atmospheric composition of exoplanets. Researchers hope this will help them understand conditions in worlds outside our solar system and search for substances that might indicate potential habitability.

Researchers discover bone marrow may be the source of systemic aging
A new study published in the journal "Nature Aging" identifies a surprising factor in how the body ages: the bone marrow. Experiments on mice revealed that as blood-producing cells age, they generate immune cells that promote chronic inflammation, which in turn damages tissues throughout the body.
Addicted to burgers? How McDonald's tracks you without your knowledge
For most of us, a quick stop at McDonald's is a matter of convenience. However, behind the scenes lies a massive tracking mechanism. Fast food chains are no longer just selling food; they are monitoring your consumption habits to predict exactly when you will return.

Ocean Depth Discovery Reveals a Lost Island and Precious Resources
A study published in the journal "Scientific Reports" has revealed the history of the "Rio Grande Rise" in the Atlantic Ocean. Researchers found that this area, now submerged hundreds of meters below sea level, was once land with a tropical climate.

New Inscription of a Biblical Pharaoh May Solve a Thousands-of-Years-Old Mystery
Archaeologists in Egypt have announced a discovery that could resolve a long-standing historical mystery. During excavations at Tel Abu Seifi, near the Suez Canal, a sandstone lintel fragment was found featuring an inscription that mentions the ancient city of Mesen. The artifact bears the titles of Ramesses II and documents the restoration of a statue of Horus.

WhatsApp launches the tool we really needed in the AI era
Online fraud and social engineering have become one of the main threats in messaging apps, with over $425 million stolen in the US alone using these methods, according to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) data. To combat this phenomenon, Meta's engineering division unveiled Scam Alert this past weekend — a new security tool embedded in the WhatsApp application. The system is designed to identify...

Searching for scrap in a field leads to discovery of ancient gold treasure worth $400,000
An extraordinary discovery in northern England: during a metal detecting event held in May near Carlisle, 48-year-old Allan Daniels and 34-year-old Andy Kermond located three gold ornaments from the Bronze Age. The items, known as "torcs," date back to around 1100 BCE and are reportedly worth a combined total of approximately $400,000.

Two-month orange juice consumption linked to changes in thousands of genes
A study published in the journal "Molecular Nutrition & Food Research" found that daily consumption of 500 ml of pure pasteurized orange juice over two months affects gene activity in immune cells. After 60 days, researchers observed a decrease in the activity of genes associated with inflammation and blood pressure.

Rings from space: The secret revealed in ancient elite jewelry
A new study published in the "Journal of Archaeological Science" reveals an unusual detail about jewelry used by ancient elites in Greece: an examination of 91 iron objects found that 13 rings contained significant amounts of nickel, indicating the use of meteoric iron. Researchers determined that nine of these rings are highly likely of meteoric origin.

End to scary warnings: Google to simplify third-party app store installation
If you have ever tried to install a third-party app store on your Android device, you are surely familiar with the exhausting obstacle course. Google surrounded this process with alarming security warnings and hidden menus to discourage users and keep them within its official store.

Spotify Launches New Feature to Save Podcast Clips
Spotify has introduced a new tool for creating and saving specific podcast clips. This feature allows users to easily capture favorite moments and store them in their library or share them with others.

Apple warns of a cyberattack: how to protect your iPhone
Imagine opening your iPhone in the morning and finding an official notification from Apple warning you that someone is trying to hack your device. This is exactly what recently happened to many users around the world. The tech giant sent a new wave of security alerts to users in 110 different countries, warning them that they may be the target of a highly sophisticated cyberattack based on...

Not just willpower: The mechanism in the brain that encourages junk food consumption
The attraction to high-fat foods is not necessarily just a matter of willpower: a new study from Osaka Metropolitan University in Japan has identified a brain mechanism that may influence fat consumption and body weight. The researchers found that damaging a mitochondrial protein called OPA1 in nerve cells associated with appetite regulation caused mice to consume more fat and gain weight.

Spotify on Android Crashes: Widespread User Complaints
Spotify users on Android are reporting severe performance issues, including frozen screens, unresponsive buttons, and frequent app crashes. According to Android Authority, the company has acknowledged the issue but has yet to provide a permanent fix.

Why are Japanese companies not rushing to adopt artificial intelligence?
Japan, despite its status as a technological powerhouse, remains cautious in adopting artificial intelligence. While facing severe labor shortages and an aging population, the country lags significantly behind the US and the UK in integrating AI into the workplace.

Is your password weak? Google will let Gemini change it for you
How many times have you promised yourself to organize your passwords, only to give up due to the hassle involved? Reusing passwords is a dangerous habit, but manually updating dozens of sites is exhausting. Google is developing a smart solution to handle this process directly from the browser.

Tired of 'Storage Full' notifications? How to easily free up space on your phone
If you own an Android smartphone, you are likely familiar with the anxiety of a 'storage full' alert. Social media usage can fill half of your device's capacity in just a few months. Fortunately, Samsung's One UI interface includes hidden settings and simple software tweaks that can help you reclaim significant space without losing your precious memories.

Science Confirms: Dogs Understand Deep Human Emotions
Every dog owner knows this, and now science confirms: dogs are indeed capable of recognizing when we are happy or sad. A new, groundbreaking study published earlier this week in the scientific journal iScience reveals how dogs' brains process different human facial expressions, including joy, sadness, anger, and fear.

Google's Round: How 900 Million Turned Into 94 Billion Dollars
The technology giant Alphabet, Google's parent company, is known primarily for its dominant search engine and cloud services. However, an official report recently filed by the company with US authorities reveals that it also functions as a prominent investor in the market. The report presents for the first time the scope of Google's investment in Elon Musk's aerospace company SpaceX, which has...

A $720 billion bet: The memory chip giant storms the AI sector
While the world's largest technology companies fight over every artificial intelligence chip, South Korean manufacturer SK Hynix is betting it all. The company is investing $720 billion to establish the world's largest network of memory factories, driven by incessant demand for advanced components essential for high-performance AI processors.