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The Porcaspino robot is ready to explore the narrowest spaces using its spiky caterpiller-like segmented body. 🎥 University of Genoa

This training exercise lets surgeons undergo laparoscopic training in a safe environment. 🎥 @drkaloyan

Rumors suggest Apple may release a lower-cost MacBook powered by the A18 Pro chip, alongside possible Studio Display updates, as its AI-focused rollout continues.

Did you know fiberglass fabric exists? This non-combustible textile has several amazing uses, including thermal insulation, chemical resistance, and more!

Is AI ready for filmmaking? We break down recent viral clips, made with Seedance 2.0 to understand where the problems still are with video generation

Sony faces a $34 billion class-action antitrust lawsuit in the UK over alleged dominance and anti-competitive practices in the PlayStation ecosystem.

Have you ever seen a fire shower? This unique outdoor shower has a small fireplace-like space inside, heating the water as it goes up the pipes. What comes out is a hot, steaming shower, perfect for an outdoor winter bath.

United Flight 2127 made an emergency return to LAX after an engine fire; all aboard evacuated safely and no serious injuries were reported.

Karl Bushby set out from Punta Arenas, Chile in 1998 with an ambitious rule: walk home to England without using vehicles. More than 25 years later, he has covered over 30,000 miles across deserts, jungles, mountains, and even the frozen Bering Strait. Delays from geopolitics, weather, and visa restrictions have stretched the journey for decades, but he is now working toward completing the expedition in the UK in the coming years. Would you commit to a goal that could take a lifetime to finish? #exploration #longwalk #karlbushby #extremetravel

The Greenland shark is one of the longest-living vertebrates ever discovered, with scientific estimates suggesting some individuals may reach nearly 400 years of age. Researchers determine their age by radiocarbon dating proteins in the eye lens, which revealed that these sharks were already swimming in the North Atlantic centuries before the Industrial Revolution. Their extreme longevity is tied to their cold, deep-sea habitat and exceptionally slow metabolism, allowing them to grow only about one centimeter per year. This unique biology makes them a powerful window into aging, resilience, and the evolution of long-lived species. What other secrets do you think ancient ocean life still hides? #marinebiology #oceanlife #greenlandshark #science

This tool allows winemakers to cork their bottles easily. 🎥 @the_wine_crate

Every engineer knows this setup. No one remembers who installed it. No one dares unplug it. But somehow, it still works—and that’s all that matters. #engineering