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13/06/2025

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The Chernobyl disaster created the Elephant’s Foot, a deadly radioactive mass capable of killing within minutes of exposure.

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No drugs. No radiation. Just light and a molecule already in hospitals. 💥🧬

Scientists have created “molecular jackhammers” that vibrate at a trillion times per second, destroying cancer cells from within when activated by near-infrared light.
In tests, 99% of melanoma cells were obliterated without harming healthy cells — and in mice, half of the tumors vanished after one treatment.
Since the dye is FDA-approved for imaging and naturally sticks to cancer cells, this treatment could be closer to reality than we think.

The future of cancer treatment might not be poison — but precision.

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12/06/2025

In a move that will shake up the global auto industry, Toyota has just unveiled a water-powered engine powered by hydrogen created through electrolysis — emitting only water v***r! No lithium. No charging stations. Just pure disruption.

With this bold move, Toyota isn’t just competing with EVs — they’re declaring the end of the battery era.

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12/06/2025

When Jim Carrey attempted to spend the night in Room 217 of Colorado’s Stanley Hotel, he reportedly lasted only three hours before abruptly leaving without explanation. Though Carrey has never publicly shared exactly what disturbed him, the incident added to the already chilling legend surrounding the room. The Stanley Hotel, perched in Estes Park, has long been associated with paranormal activity, but Room 217 remains its most infamous chamber—known for unexplained noises, flickering lights, and a heavy, oppressive atmosphere felt by many who dare to stay.

The room’s eerie legacy dates back to 1974, when author Stephen King and his wife Tabitha checked into Room 217 as the only guests in the near-empty hotel. That night, King had a vivid nightmare about his young son being chased through the hallways, and woke up with the entire outline of *The Shining* fully formed in his mind. That novel would go on to become one of the most terrifying pieces of horror fiction in modern history, and with it, the Stanley Hotel’s reputation as a real-life haunted landmark was sealed. Visitors ever since have come seeking both literary inspiration and ghostly thrills.

Today, Room 217 is considered a paranormal hotspot, drawing thrill-seekers, skeptics, and horror fans from around the world. Reports continue to surface of strange shadows, disembodied voices, and personal items mysteriously moved. Some believe the room is haunted by the spirit of a former housekeeper injured in an explosion there in 1911, while others say the energy left behind by decades of fear and fascination feeds the phenomenon. Whatever the explanation, the Stanley Hotel offers guests a chance to step directly into the unsettling world that inspired *The Shining*—but only the brave linger long in Room 217

12/06/2025

Your Samsung Galaxy can nab you a free year of Perplexity Pro right now

Perplexity has been gaining serious ground in the AI assistant and chatbot market.

The tool offers real-time web search, citations for what it shares, deep research capabilities, alongside the option to switch between several different models for queries and image generation.

Sonar, Claude 4.0 Sonnet, GPT-4.1, and Gemini 2.5 Pro 06-05 are just some of the models that users can switch between for regular queries, while DALL-E 3, GPT Image 1, and FLUX.1 carry the image generation burden on the platform

Similarly to Gemini, Perplexity, too, offers paid and free tiers. The latter gives you access to your search history, unlimited basic searches, three Pro searches and Research uses per day, limited file uploads, and no access to advanced AI models, image generation, or premium support. The paid model ($20/mo), on the other hand, offers unlimited Pro searches, access to all advanced models, image generation, and access to exclusive support channels in addition to all the free perks.

The company explains that the free plan is perfect for light users that are just exploring or need occasional answers. The paid plan is appropriate for users that want advanced AI, frequent research, file analysis, or image generation.

If you've already given Perplexity a try, or would like to in the near future, you'd be glad to know that the AI assistant's Pro tier is currently free-to-claim for one-year for some users.

12/06/2025

Android 16 is here. As Google teased yesterday, the latest stable version of its mobile OS is rolling out to Pixel phones beginning today following a beta program that started in January. The update brings with it some significant upgrades, including Material 3 Expressive elements and new tablet productivity features built in conjunction with Samsung.

Android's splashy new redesign, Material 3 Expressive, isn't part of the stable Android 16 rollout — you'll have to wait until later this year to get your hands on features like Google's redesigned quick settings panel. Other aspects previously associated with Material 3 Expressive, though, like live updates notifications, are here.

Smaller but still meaningful changes include the ability to easily swap audio inputs when using connected hearing aids and the option to enable Google's Advanced Protection features right from your phone's settings.

The stable Android 16 update will be available on compatible Pixel phones starting today. The update includes some Material 3 Expressive design changes, with more to come later in the year.

Android 16 will make its way to devices from other Android manufacturers in the coming months — including Samsung phones by way of the upcoming One UI 8.

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