(via Trial Of Brain Injury Implant At Stanford Proves So Successful Patients Refuse To Turn It Off)

(via Trial of brain injury implant at Stanford proves so successful patients refuse to turn it off)

A brain implant that allows people with head injuries to function again proved so successful in a trial that participants refused to turn the device off.

Valles Marineris: The Grand Canyon of Mars

Credits: Viking Project, USGS, NASA

Reindeer can see UV light along with dogs, cats, pigs, and even ferrets.

(via Reindeer can see UV light—and we may know why | Popular Science)

CEO of Texas Armoring Corporation, R. Trent Kimball, showcased the company's armored vehicles by sitting in a Mercedes-Benz SUV while an employee fired 12 rounds from an AK-47 at the windshield. The video aimed to highlight the effectiveness of the company's armor, known for serving celebrities, oil barons, and even the Pope. 

With the releases of iOS 16 and macOS Ventura in 2022, Apple debuted its Lockdown Mode for people at particular risk of being targeted by mercenary spyware.

(via What It’s Like to Use Apple’s Lockdown Mode | WIRED)

YouTuber parents Ben and Kami Crawford, accompanied by their six children, achieved a remarkable feat by successfully completing the 26.2-mile Flying Pig marathon in Cincinnati, Ohio. Notably, one of the family members, the resilient 6-year-old boy named Rainer, showcased exceptional determination by completing the marathon in a commendable 8 hours and 35 minutes—apparently, all in exchange for the enticing reward of two cans of Pringles.

According to a post on the family’s Instagram, Rainier was “crying” and “struggling physically” toward the end. As an incentive to keep moving, the Crawfords said they promised Rainier two cans of Pringles. 

via today.com