Dogs can wag their tails so much because people like the rhythm - researchers
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Video gamers may face irreversible hearing loss and tinnitus - study
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Ukraine needs aircraft with long-range radar to control its F-16s - Hodges
Researchers develop AI capable of imitating human handwriting
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Dogs can wag their tails so much because people like the rhythm - researchers
Researchers suggest that tail wagging in dogs may have evolved during domestication, as humans enjoy rhythmic movements.
Belgian customs seized a record amount of cocaine last year
Belgian customs seized a record 116 tons of cocaine at the port of Antwerp in 2023. This coincides with the rapid growth in demand for cocaine in the EU and the use of Antwerp as a major entry point for Latin American cocaine cartels.
Video gamers may face irreversible hearing loss and tinnitus - study
Published in the journal BMJ Public Health, the researchers' conclusion emphasizes that noise levels in video games, especially during long gaming sessions, can cause irreversible hearing loss and tinnitus among gamers. The researchers propose to conduct information campaigns about the potential health risks associated with gaming.
Saturn's satellite has strange 'magic islands': they may turn out to be porous icebergs
"Magic islands" in the seas of Saturn's moon Titan may be porous blocks of "snow", scientists suggest.
In occupied Luhansk region, Russians force locals to support Putin before "elections"
Residents of the occupied territories of Luhansk region are being forced to support Putin on the eve of the "elections" in Russia. The National Resistance Headquarters reports that the authorities are using state employees to collect signatures in an attempt to imitate broad local support.
Apple overtakes Samsung as the leader in smartphone sales
In 2023, Apple overtook Samsung as the world's top smartphone seller, selling more than 234 million units against Samsung's 226 million. Microsoft, however, overtook Apple to become the world's largest company by market capitalization.
Ukraine needs aircraft with long-range radar to control its F-16s - Hodges
Retired General Ben Hodges said that Russia has not achieved air superiority over Ukraine despite 10 years of war. He praised the talent of Ukraine's air defense forces, especially noting the recent downing of a significant number of Russian aircraft.
Researchers develop AI capable of imitating human handwriting
Researchers from Mohammed bin Zayed University have developed artificial intelligence that can convincingly imitate human handwriting in English and French.
Ukrainian military is testing a new jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicle
The Ukrainian military is testing a new domestically developed jet drone. Details about its capabilities and developer have not yet been disclosed.
Belarus becomes the second country with the largest number of imprisoned priests, according to the Pontifical Association
A report by the Pontifical Association reports that ten priests have been detained in Belarus over the past year, making Belarus the second country with the highest number of imprisoned priests. It is assumed that Lukashenka's administration is carrying out systematic harassment of the Catholic Church.