In Japan, they created a protective mask that glows when in contact with coronavirus

June 11, 2024

Specialists from the University Kyoto Prefecture has created and tested a mask that glows when it comes into contact with COVID-19 particles. This was reported by the Japanese publication Kyodo News. Read today in USA.ONE magazine: In Japan, a mask was invented that glows when in contact with coronavirus The development was led by the head of the University, Yasuhiro Tsukamoto. A mask has been created that glows upon contact…

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The water in an ancient Indian lake suddenly turned pink

May 28, 2024

The waters of the ancient Lake Lonar in the Indian state Maharashtra suddenly turned pink just a few days ago. Scientists are finding out what exactly caused this unusual phenomenon. Experts have some assumptions: they believe that the color of the water could have been affected by an increase in the concentration of salt, algae, or a combination of these two factors. There is already an example of such a…

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An Australian man gave himself away when he reported the theft of his marijuana to police.

May 28, 2024

An Australian man is accused of growing marijuana after he exposed himself in an unusual way. Tennant Creek resident William Poynton, 61, called police when he noticed one of the the marijuana bushes he was growing were missing. Upon arrival, police found about 70 plants, some of them reaching 1.5 meters in height. This was more than enough to take Poynton into custody on charges of growing marijuana for sale….

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“Inbound tourism” in Russia today “does not exist at all”

May 28, 2024

In Russia “inbound tourism » does not currently exist. ATOR vice-president Alexander Kurnosov told Profile about this. He emphasized that he was talking about both business, excursion, and sports travel to Russia by foreign tourists. Kuronosov emphasized that “this also applies to such traditionally attractive cities as Moscow and St. Petersburg. Even if there are some entry permits, there is no particular hope for an increase in the influx of…

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How to choose the right wardrobe: recommendations from experts

May 28, 2024

If quite recently sliding wardrobes were considered a relative novelty, now everything has changed dramatically. Furniture has become popular and in demand. And this change occurred thanks to technical characteristics, practicality and functionality. A convenient household item not only perfectly copes with its responsibility for storing things, but also saves free space in the room. Making your choice and choosing a quality product is not at all easy, because sliding…

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Offshore scandal: what is Pandora Papers and what does Zelensky have to do with it?

May 28, 2024

On October 3, a secret leak occurred information about the offshore companies of 330 officials and politicians from 90 countries, including 35 leaders, 130 billionaires, arms dealers, pop stars and international criminals. The Pandora Papers files include ministers, mayors, ambassadors, generals, bankers, presidential advisers, and presidents themselves. The investigation was conducted by 600 journalists belonging to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists from 117 countries. Read today in USA.ONE magazine:…

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Fresh finds discovered in 170-year-old shipwreck

April 3, 2024

In 1845, the English explorer Sir John Franklin set out with a two-ship expedition to the Arctic, hoping to find the Northwest Passage, a route through northern Canada that would provide access to the Pacific Ocean via the North Atlantic. Both ships disappeared without a trace along with their crews during the voyage, and their fate remained unknown for more than a hundred years. source: msn.com Last year, Canadian researchers…

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Are we facing a global chocolate shortage?

April 1, 2024

Bad news for those who were planning to give their significant other on Valentine's Day box of chocolates — now it may cost you much more money than you expected. As The Wall Street Journal reported, chocolate manufacturers are now experiencing an unprecedented shortage of cocoa, without which not a single chocolate bar or chocolate heart: bad weather conditions and agricultural machinery are to blame. This news is especially depressing given…

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Mysterious ghost ships wash up on the shores of Japan

March 31, 2024

For two months now, Japan has been tormented by a frightening mystery: at least twelve boats were found drifting in its waters. Their cargo — dead human bodies, often deformed and decomposing — adds fuel to the fire. The first ship was discovered in October, and subsequent ones began appearing a month later. The Coast Guard is working hard to figure out where the ghost ships came from and what…

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