That looks delicious! đ
The Chicken is a restaurant that grows its meat on display and cooks up tasty burgers for people to try. It might be the way of the future.
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The Experimental Engine That Could Get Us Anywhere in the World in 2 Hours
Hereâs our best hope for hypersonic flight yet: the sodramjet.
A Chinese-made âsodramjetâ engine has reached nine times the speed of sound in a wind tunnel test. The engine could power an aircraft to reach anywhere in the world within two hours, the makers say.
⥠You love badass tech of the future. So do we. Letâs nerd out over this stuff together.
Downfall of Bitcoin by Ownersâ Death
Bitcoin has been hyped as the currency of the future. And it does have its advantages, as we discussed in the previous video. However, Bitcoin is far from perfect. Because of its finite supply, there is the real possibility of âlost Bitcoinsâ leading to lost fortunes. These lost fortunes may lead to the erosion of public trust in Bitcoin.
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Meet Bunny, the talking dog in Tacoma whoâs captured the worldâs attention
Alexis Devine of Tacoma no longer has to wonder what her Sheepadoodle, Bunny, is thinking. Bunny just tells her herself. From the day she brought Bunny home in September of 2019, Devine was determined to cement their bond and immediately began working on basic obedience and connection. She started following dog trainers on Instagram, joined Facebook groups, binge-watched YouTube videos, and read books on dog behavior to learn and put the motions into practice.
Australians in awe of native blue-banded bees found across the country
Australians are in awe of a native bee covered in deep blue stripes after learning the unusual insect can be found across the country.
The blue-banded bee can be spotted in gardens in each state except for Tasmania and can be recognised by the coloured stripes around their abdomen.
While the bees have stingers they are not known to be aggressive and are attracted to native plants including tomato flowers.