Sunday, January 19, 2025

Wooju Kim Editor

FAA Warns of Growing Bird Strike Threat as U.S. Air Traffic Recovers Post-Pandemic

Bird strikes are rising in the US, with 19,367 incidents reported in 2023, highlighting increased risks for passenger aircraft.

Why Black Beans are Great for Your Heart—but Not the Miracle Cure for Baldness

Consuming beans can aid in preventing cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and osteoporosis, but excessive intake may cause gas issues.

AI Helps Scientists Unlock Secret to Plastic Breakdown with Insect-Enzymes

Researchers have discovered a method to produce enzymes from wax moth larvae to biodegrade plastics, offering new waste management solutions.

U.S. Navy Shoots Down Its Own F-18 Fighter Jet by Mistake – What Went Wrong?

A U.S. Navy F-18 fighter was mistakenly shot down by friendly fire while on a mission in the Red Sea; pilots were rescued safely.

Chlamydia From a Gym Towel? Surprising STI Transmission You Need to Know About

A viral case of chlamydial conjunctivitis linked to gym towel use raises concerns about STI transmission in fitness settings.

Digital Exodus: Telegram Downloads Skyrocket Amid Political Turmoil

Following martial law, Telegram installations surged dramatically in South Korea, highlighting concerns over communication censorship.

Is Your Brain Rotting? Oxford Dictionary Declares ‘Brain Rot’ as Word of the Year!

"Brain rot," chosen as Oxford's word of the year, highlights the mental decline from excessive trivial online content consumption.

Is Your Next Samsung Device Getting Smarter? OpenAI’s AI Plans Revealed

OpenAI is in talks with Samsung to integrate AI into products and is considering a web browser with chatbot features.

Could Octopuses Become Earth’s Next Rulers After Humanity?

A study suggests octopuses could become Earth's dominant species if humanity goes extinct, thanks to their intelligence and adaptability.

Waymo Takes Over LA: The Future of Robotaxis is Here

Waymo expands its robotaxi service to Los Angeles, offering 24/7 autonomous rides, amid growing competition from Tesla.

Air Fryer Apps Spying on You? Shocking Data Breach Revealed

Chinese air fryer apps reportedly collect user conversations and share data online, raising privacy concerns.

Giant Steps: First Exploratory Drill for South Korea’s ‘Whale’ Gas Field Set to Begin

The Korea National Oil Corporation plans exploratory drilling in the East Sea's Blue Whale gas field, starting mid-December.