✨ A telescope that shoots the cosmos by itself
Vaonis dropped a transparent Vespera II X_Edition — looks like art, works like a mini space observatory.
Push one button and it auto-locates stars, aims, and shoots galaxies. Inside: Sony 8.3 MP sensor, sharp lens, wide FOV perfect for nebulas.
The magic? It live-stacks shots, tossing bad frames and gradually revealing insane detail. You can even hit “plan my night,” go to sleep, and wake up with an Andromeda masterpiece.
Clear shell shows off all the gears and motors. Price tag: $2500 (~$204k ₽).
Vaonis dropped a transparent Vespera II X_Edition — looks like art, works like a mini space observatory.
Push one button and it auto-locates stars, aims, and shoots galaxies. Inside: Sony 8.3 MP sensor, sharp lens, wide FOV perfect for nebulas.
The magic? It live-stacks shots, tossing bad frames and gradually revealing insane detail. You can even hit “plan my night,” go to sleep, and wake up with an Andromeda masterpiece.
Clear shell shows off all the gears and motors. Price tag: $2500 (~$204k ₽).
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🧠 Biocomputers Powered by Living Brain Cells
Scientists are literally building computers made of living neurons. Grown in labs, wired to chips — and they compute.
Swiss startup FinalSpark rents out its “wet servers” for $500/month — clusters of human neurons hooked up to electrodes. Meanwhile, Australia’s Cortical Labs launched CL1, the first commercial biocomputer: 800K neurons, sub-millisecond response, $35K per unit.
The magic? Insane energy efficiency — up to 10,000× less power per operation than silicon chips. Your brain runs on 20 W; the Frontier supercomputer eats 10 MW for similar work.
Beyond AI, these hybrid brains could help test drugs and study disorders like Alzheimer’s and autism — no animal testing required.
Cyberpunk’s future isn’t silicon. It’s neurons in a Petri dish.
Scientists are literally building computers made of living neurons. Grown in labs, wired to chips — and they compute.
Swiss startup FinalSpark rents out its “wet servers” for $500/month — clusters of human neurons hooked up to electrodes. Meanwhile, Australia’s Cortical Labs launched CL1, the first commercial biocomputer: 800K neurons, sub-millisecond response, $35K per unit.
The magic? Insane energy efficiency — up to 10,000× less power per operation than silicon chips. Your brain runs on 20 W; the Frontier supercomputer eats 10 MW for similar work.
Beyond AI, these hybrid brains could help test drugs and study disorders like Alzheimer’s and autism — no animal testing required.
Cyberpunk’s future isn’t silicon. It’s neurons in a Petri dish.
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🚗 Sora 2 vs. car doors
Sure, Sora 2 can generate Netflix-level footage on your phone. But there’s still one fatal bug: humans in its videos can’t sit in cars properly. Hands clip through doors, bodies miss the seats — pure chaos.
So yeah, filmmakers and stunt actors can chill for now — AI still can’t handle a simple car door 📸
Sure, Sora 2 can generate Netflix-level footage on your phone. But there’s still one fatal bug: humans in its videos can’t sit in cars properly. Hands clip through doors, bodies miss the seats — pure chaos.
So yeah, filmmakers and stunt actors can chill for now — AI still can’t handle a simple car door 📸
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The king is back — BTC surged past $125,700, setting a new all-time high. Ethereum is holding steady around $4,600.
In the last 24 hours, $345M in positions were liquidated, with $221M in shorts wiped out. Bears didn’t see that one coming.
Looks like the FOMO season just kicked off again — time to dust off those “buy the dip” memes.
In the last 24 hours, $345M in positions were liquidated, with $221M in shorts wiped out. Bears didn’t see that one coming.
Looks like the FOMO season just kicked off again — time to dust off those “buy the dip” memes.
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🚀 Space delivery, but make it Mach 20
Forget planes — Inversion wants to drop your package from orbit. Their Arc capsule hits Mach 20 (24,500 km/h), dives through the atmosphere, pops a parachute and lands itself. Totally autonomous, totally insane.
Arc’s built for rushing meds to disaster zones or parts to remote bases — and it moonlights as a hypersonic testbed. The team built their first prototype, Ray, in 2025 for under a million bucks. DIY space, baby.
First full flight — 2026. Next stop: a sky full of orbital couriers raining down deliveries. Earth’s first interplanetary DHL is coming in hot. 🔥
Forget planes — Inversion wants to drop your package from orbit. Their Arc capsule hits Mach 20 (24,500 km/h), dives through the atmosphere, pops a parachute and lands itself. Totally autonomous, totally insane.
Arc’s built for rushing meds to disaster zones or parts to remote bases — and it moonlights as a hypersonic testbed. The team built their first prototype, Ray, in 2025 for under a million bucks. DIY space, baby.
First full flight — 2026. Next stop: a sky full of orbital couriers raining down deliveries. Earth’s first interplanetary DHL is coming in hot. 🔥
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❤️ Tesla’s teasing again — and the internet’s melting down
Nine seconds of shiny metal, a Tesla logo, and “10/7.” That’s it. Today’s teaser added glowing headlights in the dark — and fans went feral. One thing’s clear: it’s a car, not a drone or AI gizmo. 👀
Theories split: camp one dreams of the long-promised Roadster with SpaceX-style aero tech; camp two bets on a refreshed Model Y spotted near Gigafactory. The latter makes business sense, but c’mon — everyone wants the rocket car.
Less than 24 hours to go. Elon’s basically turned the countdown into a global livestream of suspense. ⏳
Nine seconds of shiny metal, a Tesla logo, and “10/7.” That’s it. Today’s teaser added glowing headlights in the dark — and fans went feral. One thing’s clear: it’s a car, not a drone or AI gizmo. 👀
Theories split: camp one dreams of the long-promised Roadster with SpaceX-style aero tech; camp two bets on a refreshed Model Y spotted near Gigafactory. The latter makes business sense, but c’mon — everyone wants the rocket car.
Less than 24 hours to go. Elon’s basically turned the countdown into a global livestream of suspense. ⏳
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🎬 New Witcher, new Witcher
Netflix just dropped the trailer for The Witcher season 4 — with Liam Hemsworth stepping into Geralt’s boots. Fans are split: half ready to give him a shot, half mourning Henry Cavill like he was a fallen Witcher. ⚔️
Premieres October 30. The tone’s still dark, the monsters look mean — but can Liam carry that grumpy charisma? Guess we’ll see if he’s a true Witcher or just “that guy from The Hunger Games.”
Netflix just dropped the trailer for The Witcher season 4 — with Liam Hemsworth stepping into Geralt’s boots. Fans are split: half ready to give him a shot, half mourning Henry Cavill like he was a fallen Witcher. ⚔️
Premieres October 30. The tone’s still dark, the monsters look mean — but can Liam carry that grumpy charisma? Guess we’ll see if he’s a true Witcher or just “that guy from The Hunger Games.”
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❤️ Tesla goes diet mode — meet the “budget” EVs
Elon’s finally thinking of us mortals: Tesla dropped stripped-down Model 3 and Model Y Standard. RWD, one motor, 516 km range — not bad, not brag-worthy. Fifteen minutes at a Supercharger gets you another 240 km. ⚡️
But oh boy, they cut deep — no fancy Autopilot, no glass roof, downgraded audio, no rear screen, basic LEDs, smaller wheels. Even the vibes went from “tech spaceship” to “smart toaster.”
Still, the price lands sweet: $38.6K for the 3, $41.6K for the Y. Deliveries start Dec 2025. Musk’s betting big on quantity over flash — maybe simplicity is the new premium.
Elon’s finally thinking of us mortals: Tesla dropped stripped-down Model 3 and Model Y Standard. RWD, one motor, 516 km range — not bad, not brag-worthy. Fifteen minutes at a Supercharger gets you another 240 km. ⚡️
But oh boy, they cut deep — no fancy Autopilot, no glass roof, downgraded audio, no rear screen, basic LEDs, smaller wheels. Even the vibes went from “tech spaceship” to “smart toaster.”
Still, the price lands sweet: $38.6K for the 3, $41.6K for the Y. Deliveries start Dec 2025. Musk’s betting big on quantity over flash — maybe simplicity is the new premium.
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