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Samsung apologises after accidentally sending a bizarre ‘1’ notification to thousands of users overnight Samsung smartphone users were woken up by the bizarre ‘double 1’ notification The random alert was sent by Samsung’s Find My Mobile very early on Thursday Some users that never signed up for the service are concerned of a breach Samsung … Read more
Global warming and acidic ocean waters is set to kill all coral reefs by the year 2100, a new study says. Climate change caused by human greenhouse gas emissions is on course to eliminate 70 to 90 per cent of coral reefs over the next 20 years. Coral reefs are most at risk from emission-driven … Read more
A series of hidden chambers at the 3,400-year-old tomb of Tutankhamun in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings could be the final resting place of Queen Nefertiti. A team of archaeologists, led by former Egyptian minister of antiquities, Mamdouh Eldamaty, used ground penetrating radar (GPR) to make their discovery. Radar surveys found corridors a few feet … Read more
Snapchat has turned the new £20 note into a piece of live artwork using one of its augmented reality (AR) lenses. Users will be able to bring the image on the note to life using a new AR Lens that animates JMW Turner’s full colour painting on the note itself. Anyone with the new polymer … Read more
Home addresses, phone numbers and emails of more than 10MILLION MGM Resorts guests leaked online – with Justin Bieber and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey among the victims A breach in July of 2019 saw personal information of guests posted online MGM was made aware of the leak and informed its guests in August 2019 The … Read more
Blue tits learn to avoid foul-tasting food by watching footage of other birds reacting badly to distasteful and toxic bugs The small garden birds learn to avoid poisonous and distasteful creatures A blue tit will steer clear of the food if another bird that ate it looks disgusted The birds learned from each other and … Read more
Palaeontologists discover a never-before-seen 168-million-year-old amphibian called Egoria in Russia that is a 8-inch long ancient salamander Fossils of the amphibian were found in the Berezovsky quarry in Western Siberia Egoria malashichevi was among the earliest of the salamander species to evolve Researchers have used the fossils to create 3D reconstructions of the species The team will … Read more
Extreme blasts of cold weather hitting Europe and the USA are NOT caused by a warming Arctic changing the way the jet stream moves Previously it was thought a warming arctic was changing the jet stream waves The new research found fluctuations in the jet stream may be warming the arctic They found that any … Read more
Fossils discovered in the Sahara reveal catfish and tilapia swam in rivers 12,000 years ago but died off from over fishing and climate changes Experts found 17,551 identifiable fossilized remains in the Sahara near Lybia Approximately 80 percent of the fossils belonged to catfish and tilapia fish The remains had cut and burn marks on them, … Read more
Cracks on old paintings like the Mona Lisa make the artwork tough help masterpieces survive for centuries Increase in cracks on a painting are directly linked to the painting’s strength A painting it less likely to snap and break if it has several cracks throughout Cracks are seen on many old paintings, such as Mona Lisa and … Read more