The species were detected by a deep exploration mission off the US east coast. An exploration mission, conducted between June 30 and July 29 of this year by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to great depths in the Atlantic, detected two Sea creatures similar to the main characters of the cartoon television series 'SpongeBob SquarePants'. The curious image was captured at 1,885 meters above the slope of the Retriever seamount and 322 kilometers from New York by a submersible robot controlled remotely from the exploration ship Okeanos Explorer. In it you can see a porifer - popularly known as a sea sponge - of the species 'Hertwigia falcifera', detailed marine biologist Christopher Mah, who shared the photo.   And next to the live version of 'SpongeBob' was a starfish of the Chondraster species, which served as inspiration for the character of Patrick. But since porifers are part of the starfish diet, it is ...

in a boat similar to hamster bubbles, but a robbery thwarts their plan. The ultramarathoner's efforts were wasted when he discovered that part of his navigation and safety equipment had been stolen, forcing him to return to shore. A man who tried to run from the coasts of the state of Florida, in the United States, to New York City aboard a bubble-shaped boat reminiscent of the plastic balls used by hamsters, ended up being washed ashore not far from your starting point. According to the Flagler Police Department, the peculiar boat that sailed last Friday from the city of San Agustín appeared this Saturday on the coast of the county, about 30 miles from where it started, after the 49-year-old ultramarathoner, Reza Baluchi, discovered that part of his security and navigation equipment had been stolen. According to the athlete told local media, his "water race" until "The Big Apple" was aimed at raising ...

Neither the girl nor the animal were injured in the incident. The day at the amusement park planned by a teenage girl in the US, she had some extra adrenaline rush when she hit a seagull shortly after starting the ride on an attraction. The incident, captured by the cameras and disseminated on networks, seems to have caused no greater damage than the shock that those involved in the collision suffered. Georgia Reed, 14, and her friend Kiley Holman, 13, decided to go to the amusement park in Wildwood (New Jersey, USA) on July 6 to celebrate the birthday of the first, local media report. The teenagers took their seats in the SpringShot attraction, which launches two people at a speed of more than 120 kilometers per hour, without suspecting what awaited them.   Thus, in the recording it is appreciated how the bird collides with Kiley shortly after the attraction begins its movement. ...

Previously, it had been speculated that beds, made of cardboard, could support the weight of a single person in order to discourage athletes from having sex and minimize physical interactions. Irish gymnast Rhys McClenaghan decided to test the "anti-sex beds" of the Tokyo Olympics by finding that they can support more weight than expected. McClenaghan shared a video on his Twitter account on July 18 in which he jumps on one of the cardboard beds without breaking it. "It's fake! Fake news!" McClenaghan exclaimed in his video.   Previously, it had been speculated that beds, made of cardboard, could support the weight of a single person in order to discourage athletes from having sex and minimize physical interactions. "Without a doubt, the wood and cardboard would break if you jumped on them," said Takashi Kitajima, the general manager of the Olympic Village.  

This Friday, residents of the Japanese capital, Tokyo, enjoyed the unusual spectacle of a giant head floating above Yoyogi Park. The artwork, which is a hot air balloon made in such a way that it looks like a human face, was seen looming above the trees. According to local media, this project bears the name of 'Masayume' ('prophetic dream', in Spanish) and was developed by a team specialized in contemporary art.   Giant "floating head" appeared over #Tokyo, Japan on Friday. The hot air balloon popped up over Tokyo's Yoyogi Park as part of a project called "Masayume" – a Japanese word for a dream that becomes reality. pic.twitter.com/drCrxUyuqU — People's Daily, China (@PDChina) July 16, 2021  

the driver narrowly escapes, None of the 34 people on the railroad were harmed. A camera has captured in the town of Bertrange, Luxembourg, the moment when a train runs over a car that had been trapped between two barriers at a level crossing The images show how the driver gets out of the car and leaves the lane and goes under a barrier, two seconds before a train takes her vehicle ahead.   Un tren arrolla a un coche en un cruce ferroviario en LuxemburgoUn auto que quedó atascado en un cruce ferroviario fue embestido por un tren en la ciudad de Bertrange el 5 de julio. El siniestro no dejó víctimas, pero el conductor del coche resultó herido pic.twitter.com/qqGkbrFGMT — RT en Español (@ActualidadRT) July 7, 2021   According to RTL, the driver was injured, although the extent of the injury is not perceived in the video. Her vehicle was severely damaged. None of the ...

With a height of 21.16 meters and almost five tons of sand, the sculpture surpassed by 3.5 meters the previous Guinness record, set in 2019 in Germany. A 21.16 m high sand castle built in northwestern Denmark has taken the Guinness World Record by 3.5 m above the 17.66 m mark set in Germany in 2019. Its creator, the multifaceted Dutch artist Wilfred Stijger, who was assisted by some thirty of the best sand sculptors in the world, commented that he wanted to represent the power of the coronavirus in the world since the beginning of the pandemic. The top of the castle is crowned by a representation of the virus that crushes people who try to reach it. The coronavirus "rules our world, tells us what to do and prevents us from being with our family and friends," Stijger said when presenting his work.   The sculpture, for which almost 5,000 tons of sand ...

According to one of the former workers, the establishment "was run by teenagers and it was a terrible workplace." Recently, a former employee of a McDonald's location in California, in the US, posted a video on TikTok showing a completely empty fast food restaurant and a note that reads: "Everyone resigned. We are closed. "   Una exempleada de un local de McDonald's de California, (EE.UU.), publicó un video en el que muestra el restaurante vacío y una nota en la que se lee: "Todo el mundo renunció. Estamos cerrados". pic.twitter.com/454ILaDwI1 — RT en Español (@ActualidadRT) July 6, 2021 "Well, that happened today and it was a lot of fun," the former worker wrote in the description of the post, which has gone viral and has already accumulated more than 2.3 million views. In the comments section, some users suggested that the massive resignation responded to salary disagreements, but the former employee clarified that neither she ...

Hanging things that obstruct your vision from the windshield or rearview mirror is dangerous, the officers recall. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) released photos on Friday of a car with a satellite antenna several tens of centimeters in diameter on the hood. "Sir, I pulled you over because of that visual obstruction on the hood. Isn't it blocking your view while you're driving?" The officer who stopped the car asked, according to the statement. And the answer he got was: "Only when I turn right." Police did not clarify the origin of the antenna, although a representative of the patrol told CNBC that the driver used it to access the Internet. Meanwhile, the device in the photographs is similar to the antenna of the Starlink satellite Internet project, which is being deployed by Elon Musk's company SpaceX. The officers remind that hanging things that obstruct the vision from the windshield or rear view mirror ...

It took 35 minutes for the prototype to fly the distance between Nitra and the Slovak capital, Bratislava. The AirCar flying car, developed by the Slovak company KleinVision, has successfully made its first flight between two cities. The vehicle needed 35 minutes to cover the 80 kilometers that separate the Nitra and Bratislava airports by air, in a test that took place this Monday.   Upon landing in the Slovak capital, with a simple touch of a button the device transformed into a sports car in less than three minutes, hiding the wings and the 'spoiler' tail. From the airport the car was driven by inventor Stefan Klein to the city center, where he was greeted with applause. This was the 142nd successful landing of the prototype, developed to "create a new category of transportation and restore to the individual the freedom originally attributed to cars," according to Klein. This model, reminiscent of James Bond cars, ...