“Superhydrophobic” materials that never get wet have an Achilles’ heel, say chemists: they can fend off cold, but not hot water.
After studying this effect, the team has now designed a new material coating that can repel hot water.
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deadline.com
YouTube is flooded with fake movie trailers following AI's rise — and studios are making money out of bogus videos for 'Superman' and 'Gladiator.'
Babysitter finds man under bed after child complains of 'monster'
bbc.com
After a child said there was a "monster" under the bed, the babysitter in Kansas checked and came face-to-face with a man.
Neuralink Seeks ‘Telepathy’ And ‘Telekinesis’—Is Mind Control Next?
www.forbes.com
Neuralink seeks ‘Telepathy’ & ‘Telekinesis’ trademarks—hinting at mind-controlled devices. With trials active, could thought-powered tech redefine humanity’s future?