Local farmers in the Palestinian coastal enclave of Gaza are struggling to harvest essential wheat due to the severe impact of climate change on their crops. The annual wheat yield has dropped by 1,000 tons to 4,000 tons this year, attributed to delayed winters and unreliable rainfall. High temperatures have significantly reduced wheat production, with […]
Apple continues to break new ground in the technology world. Apple CEO Tim Cook introduced its new smart device ‘Apple Vision Pro’ at the Apple World Developers Conference. The “Mixed reality” glasses offer users the opportunity to experience virtual reality and use apps without being isolated from real life. The product is planned to be […]
The International Antalya Sand Sculpture Festival, held for the 18th time this year in Antalya, began welcoming visitors with the theme of ‘Space Adventure’. Dozens of works created by 25 sculptors using 10,000 tons of sand, give visitors a festival like a science fiction movie. The festival also offers visitors the opportunity to watch the […]
In Japan, where masks are still being used after the COVID-19 epidemic although there is no requirement imposed by the state, citizens are receiving training to improve their smiling ability, which began blinding over time. Keiko Kawano, the founder of the smiling education center Egaoiku, said that many people smile less in the past three […]
The number of people who have lost their lives in floods and landslides due to heavy rains in Haiti is increasing. The Haiti Civil Protection Agency stated that 42 people died and 85 were injured due to the flooding. It was also reported that more than 13 thousand people were left homeless, 11 people went […]
XPeng Aeroht, a subsidiary of Chinese e-automaker Xpeng, tested their “flying car,” X2, yesterday. The test flight was performed over the Yellow River in the Shapotou Resort in Zhongwei, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, northwest China. The company stated earlier this year that they had secured a conditional authorization from the authorities to conduct manned flights […]
The waters have been decreasing day by day for the last forty years due to drought and improper irrigation in the Lake Burdur in Türkiye’s Burdur province. However, despite this decrease, the lake continues to host water birds, albeit less than in previous years. About 20 flamingos performed a flight show over the lake. The […]
On Monday, NASA and SpaceX successfully launched a resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS). The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft, propelled by the Falcon 9 rocket, took off at 11:47 a.m. Eastern Time from Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The mission aims to deliver scientific research, crew supplies, and hardware […]
In response to NATO’s exercise in the Baltic Sea, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced their own exercise in the same region, lasting until June 15. The statement highlighted Vice Admiral Vladimir Vorobyov’s leadership and the participation of Baltic Fleet units, including various warships, boats, and support ships. Additionally, 3,500 personnel and 25 aircraft were […]
A wooden car, made by carpenter Michel Robillard using apple, cherry, walnut, and pear trees, was auctioned in the French city of Tours yesterday. Being modeled after France’s classic Citroen 2CV model car, the wooden car was purchased by a Parisian collector for a record price of €210,000. Michel Robillard announced that he finished the […]