A yellowish liquid found in a bronze pot dating back some 2,000 years is not wine, as Chinese archaeologists initially thought. It’s actually an “elixir of immortality” concocted during ancient times. Continue reading ‘Elixir of Immortality’ Uncovered in 2,000-Year-Old Chinese Tomb
Daily Archives: March 4, 2019
Tesla will unveil the Model Y crossover on March 14th
Tesla is following up a very busy February with an even more hectic March. Elon Musk has announced that his brand will unveil the long-promised Model Y crossover at the LA Design Studio on March 14th. On top of that, you can expect the first “v3.0” Supercharger station to switch on March 6th at 8PM Pacific. Musk didn’t provide more clues beyond that, but you might already have an idea as to what to expect.
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THE DUAL SCREEN V50 IS LG’S NEW VERSION OF A FOLDING SMARTPHONE
No one knows what Apple will do yet, but Android-flavored competitors like Samsung are producing futuristic folding phones right and left. It’s striking tech, with fluid screens that can expand to mini-tablet size. Continue reading THE DUAL SCREEN V50 IS LG’S NEW VERSION OF A FOLDING SMARTPHONE
Doctors Identify Very Rare ‘Semi-Identical’ Twins
Around five years ago, a pregnant woman in Australia went in for her six-week ultrasound and was told she would be having twins. Her scan showed that the fetuses were sharing a single placenta, indicating that they were identical. But when the woman came in for a follow-up ultrasound at 14 weeks, it was discovered that she was carrying a boy and a girl—something that is impossible in identical twins. Continue reading Doctors Identify Very Rare ‘Semi-Identical’ Twins
Check Out This Incredible X-Ray ‘Superbubble’ That’s Nearly 5,000 Light-Years Wide
This incredible image shows a pair of “nuclear superbubbles,” one over 4,900 light-years across and the other over 3,500 light-years. They’re emanating from the center of the galaxy NGC 3079, likely the result of a central black hole consuming matter and spewing it back out. Continue reading Check Out This Incredible X-Ray ‘Superbubble’ That’s Nearly 5,000 Light-Years Wide