Twitter is bowing to pressure from Elon Musk and could give him access to his data as early as this week. Twitter is giving in to the pressure that Elon Musk is imposing for the purchase of the platform and would be about to give the tycoon access to confidential information. The report comes from […]
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A study of vehicles from more than a dozen different brands concluded that tire wear is about 2,000 times more polluting than exhaust gases. These results amount to saying that exhaust pipes become better students from an environmental point of view. Hundreds of thousands of tons of rubber In 2020, a Norwegian study dug into […]
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A European study recently revealed an example proving that submarine power cables can have undesirable consequences on marine animal species. The work focuses on lobster, some specimens of which may indeed present malformations. Developmental impairment In 2016, we unveiled a world map of submarine cables. It must be said that the seabed is home to […]
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Recent research reveals that executives or other high-ranking business owners tend to use easy-to-crack passwords, which increases the risk of large-scale data breaches. Some of these passwords are even ridiculously simple. In a world like ours where access to different platforms is increasing, it’s hard not to play it easy when it comes to cybersecurity. […]
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Despite being hit hard by Covid-induced supply chain disruptions and factory closures, Tesla has achieved record deliveries during the first quarter of the year. The US electric vehicle manufacturer delivered a total of 310,048 cars worldwide in the first quarter of 2022, an increase of 68% year-on-year. Around 295,324 of the total delivery figure consisted […]
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A study led by the University of Ghent (Belgium) within the framework of the European scientific program DRY-2-DRY has for the first time demonstrated the propensity of droughts to self-propagate and, in fact, to increase the surface subjected to water deficit. The results were published in the journal Nature Climate Change. Recently qualified as the […]
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This is the story of a cosmonaut named Vladimir Komarov who agreed to fly aboard an already doomed spacecraft to protect his friend Yuri Gagarin. He was the first man to die on a space mission. Yuri Gagarin is known to have been the first human to go into space, in 1961. Although he never […]
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Halloween is just around the corner and there’s nothing better than celebrating it with a marathon of horror movies and series, don’t you think? So you can start organizing your calendar, here are 10 scary stories exclusive to Netflix that you can’t miss this October. Get the popcorn ready, grab your blanket and take courage […]
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The billionaire promised in 2020 to get rid of all his property. Elon Musk is making good on his quirky promise to “sell all his houses” and has only one left, which is already for sale. The billionaire’s property is in California, between San Francisco and Silicon Valley, and costs $ 37.5 million. The mansion […]
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Amazon has surprised by noting that it will support the Marijuana Opportunity Elimination and Reinvestment Act of 2021 (MORE Act), a federal legislation that would legalize marijuana at the federal level in the United States. The company, which seeks to be the “safest workplace on Earth,” says it hopes the legislation will be accepted soon […]
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