So here’s what’s happening. The airport is at a standstill. Hundreds of flights are canceled. Thousands of anxious passengers are crowding near their gates. Some are pacing nervously, others try to calm down crying babies. Airlines are losing thousands of dollars for every hour of the delay. So, who or what’s to blame for all this havoc? Drones! In January 2009, US Airways Flight 1549 went down shortly after it took off from La Guardia airport in New York City. You might’ve seen this story in the movie "Sully: Miracle on the Hudson." The cause of the crash was a seemingly innocent flock of Canada geese which collided with the plane mid-air. But think about this: an adult Canada goose weighs between 4 and 13 pounds. But a professional drone equipped with a camera is often much heavier… Other videos you might like:
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Can quadcopter cause a plane crash? 1:30
Is it hard to spot drones? 3:16
Safety rules 4:24
Dangerous situations 4:47
How can airports be protected? 7:01 US Airways Flight 1549 after crashing into the Hudson River in New York City, United States: By Greg L, CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=5723331
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– In Canada, in October 2017, a passenger jet had an unlucky mid-air encounter with a drone. The smaller machine crashed into the plane's wing and shattered into pieces.
– If a drone gets drawn into the turbine of a plane, it’ll most likely cause the engine to shut down, which will sure complicate things for anyone on board.
– But it's not only about the risk of physical damage drones can do to airplanes! They can also cause radio frequency interference. – Besides, quadcopters can be extremely difficult to spot in the sky. – The FAA (which stands for the Federal Aviation Administration) has already registered around 1.3 million of them. But just several years ago, in 2016, this number was only 470,000!
– Hobbyist pilots have to keep their drones in sight at all times, can't raise them higher than 400 ft in the air, and aren't allowed to fly them in the airspace used by passenger jets. – This accident took place in December 2018, in London. Two illegal drones appeared on the runway of Gatwick airport in the morning, and hundreds of flights had to be canceled, delayed, or even grounded to avoid the risk of collision. – Another collision could’ve happened in November 2015. A helicopter was leaving a children's hospital in Missouri when a drone almost crashed into it at a height of 1,400 feet. – The air ambulance pilot later reported that if he hadn't made a steep banking turn, this encounter could’ve ended in a disaster.
– These days in the UK, three times more airplane – quadcopter encounters happen than in 2015. – The drones that cause the most problems don't usually rise higher than 3,500 feet. – That's why airports need radars that have faster update speed and lower gaze.
– Theoretically, airports could apply a special signal-jamming system to confuse drones and make them avoid approaching the prohibited territory.
– Authorities have tried other methods, such as throwing nets to bring rogue drones down, or even using specially trained eagles to tackle the machines. But on the whole, the problem remains unsolved. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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The Shortest and Longest Lifespans of Animals
Time. Tick tock. We live only a tiny fraction of time that our planet has been around for. Even humanity itself is very young. But life span is a really relative term: there are creatures on our planet that live much shorter lives than us humans, and those who outlive all of us by far… while some are close to immortality. See for yourself. Mayfly has the shortest lifespan on Earth — 24 hours or less. Greenland shark lives over 270 years. It's the longest-living vertebrate. But there are creatures who live over 2,000 years or even… forever! Yup, one of them is biologically immortal. It can go back to being polyp and grow up again infinitely… Other videos you might like:
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10 Unique Animals You Won’t Believe Exist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8mxT7lnCuo&
Who Lives at the Bottom of Volcanoes? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivw9XY_NSXI& TIMESTAMPS:
The shortest living animal 0:28
They have 7 stages of life 1:16
The most popular jellyfish in the world 1:24
They have no natural enemies 4:12
The tallest living creature in the world 4:28
The oldest goldfish 5:16
Their arm span is bigger than their height 5:24
They have a third eye on top of their heads 5:55
Human-fish 6:28
They can potentially live for hundreds of years 6:51
They may have lived alongside dinosaurs 7:40
The longest-living mollusk on Earth 8:51
It has feet protruding from its belly 9:32
The longest-living vertebrate 9:56
It’s biologically immortal 10:21 SUMMARY:
– Drone ant — 3 days. Is the shortest-living among ants.
– Male mosquito — 1 week. Doesn’t drink blood. Good to know. – Female mosquito — 1 month. DOES drink blood. – House mouse — 1 year. Can squeeze into a ¼ inch hole.
– Mole — 3 years. Moles have kitchens where they store food.
– Guinea pig — 4 years. They have best buds and recognize their owners.
– Red panda — 7 years. They use their tails to cover from cold.
– Kangaroo — 10 years. They can use their tail as a lever to box with their hind legs.
– Dog — 13 years. The Great Dane can reach over 7 ft standing on its hind legs.
– Domestic cat — 16 years. Maine Coons reach over 3 ft in body length.
– Lion — 20 years. Females usually do all the hunting for the lion pride, while males rest.
– Giraffe — 25 years. The tallest living creature in the world.
– Bald eagle — 32 years. One of the most famous symbols of the USA.
– Orangutan — 45 years. Their arm span is bigger than their height.
– Andean condor — 50 years. The largest bird in the world.
– Longfin eel — 60 years. No one knows where they give birth to their young.
– Human — 68-73 years on average. Your mileage may vary. We’re the most numerous mammals on Earth.
– Gray whale — 77 years. Small creatures cover its skin, making it look patched.
– Nile crocodile — 95 years. They may have lived alongside dinosaurs.
– Japanese spider crab — 100 years. Their long legs are exceptionally brittle.
– Mediterranean spur-thighed tortoise — 125 years. A popular pet reptile.
– Geoduck — 150 years. Both the largest and longest-living mollusk on Earth.
– Orange roughy — 175 years. Some of the few deepwater fish that go to food.
– Quahog clam — 225 years. The oldest clam (507 years old) was conceived during Chinese Ming dynasty.
– Giant tube sponge — over 2,000 years. Despite the lack of any organs, they can feed and reproduce.
– Turritopsis dohrnii — forever. It’s biologically immortal. Can go back to being polyp and grow up again infinitely. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Stop Putting Toilet Paper on Public Toilets, Here’s Why
There are more than one hundred million microbes living in a single apple and billions on an office key card. But as for a toilet seat… well, there are much fewer bacteria on it than you think. Really, we’ve counted. Microbes are everywhere, but there’s a lot more to it than that. You’re in a hurry to get to work but suddenly feel like using the bathroom. You find some cafe, run to the bathroom, lower the toilet seat and freeze. "Who sat here before me? How many germs are there on it?" — you think. Then, you tear off a long stretch of toilet paper, divide it into sheets, and cover the seat. Or just put the whole stretch on it in a V-shape. And only after that you finally sit down. Well, we’ve got good news and bad news for you. Other videos you might like:
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10 Morning Habits That Can Ruin Your Day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzzLUw6KGlc& TIMESTAMPS:
Is toilet paper an obstacle for germs? 1:04
How to dry your hands? 2:15
Your office is a much dirtier place! 2:34
Basic hygiene 3:43
The most microbe-infested places in your house 5:05 SUMMARY:
– Toilet paper isn't an obstacle for germs and bacteria. It absorbs moisture, which makes it an excellent place for microbes to reproduce. – A lot of bacteria live in places people touch with unwashed hands, that is, the sinks, doorknobs, or rolls of toilet paper. – Wash your hands for 20-30 seconds with warm water and soap. Don't close the tap with your hand, use a tissue or paper towel for this. – Another important question – how to dry your hands? Using a paper towel or hand dryer? Lots of microbes live on both of them, but paper towels are safer.
– According to many studies, office space houses several hundred times more microbes than a toilet lid. The number reaches billions. – But don’t you worry about it too much! If your immune system is alright, these microbes won't hurt you.
– Antibacterial soap is not much better at eradicating bacteria than common one, but it dries the skin, so stick to the ordinary.
– If you're sick, always wear a face mask to stop bacteria from spreading around.
– Some foods help get rid of harmful intestinal germs. These include manuka honey, garlic, raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, green tea, and broccoli.
– Your house is also full of germs. There just might be more bacteria on your phone than on the soles of your shoes.
– Wooden boards pose higher risk since bacteria can penetrate their fibers and remain there even after thorough washing.
– Shower head. Microbes accumulate inside it, and you risk breathing or swallowing bacteria when you turn on the water. – Your favorite place in the house is also the dirtiest. It’s the fridge. One of the main sources of bacteria is food packaging. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Opening the Car Door with Your Right Hand Can Save a Life
You’re driving on a busy road. You stop at the traffic lights, start moving again … and bam – a cyclist pops out of nowhere. You hit the brakes like crazy, your girlfriend next to you spills coffee on herself, and … fortunately no one gets hurt. Is there a way to avoid such situations? Also, a lot of accidents involving cyclists happen because of “dooring”. When a car stops and the driver is getting out, they often open the door right into the cyclist’s face. It happens a lot, but there is one simple basically effortless way to avoid it. The solution comes from the Netherlands, and so it’s called the “Dutch Reach”. Other videos you might like:
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You Can't Call Yourself a Driver If You Don't Know These 9 Secrets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGhKxyXl77s& TIMESTAMPS:
🚴 If you're a cyclist: – Wear the right helmet 0:44
– Be a defensive cyclist 1:28
– Let others know of your plans 2:00
– Go with the flow 2:23
– Cycle training isn’t just for kids 3:25
– The sidewalk is for pedestrians 4:07
– Know where you’re going 5:20
🚗 If you’re a driver:
– Practice the “Dutch reach” to save some lives 5:52
– Overtake a cyclist properly 6:44
– Make your intentions clear to everyone 6:57
– Keep calm and carry on 7:17 SUMMARY:
– Wear bright colors or reflective clothing, there are special vests for that. Don’t forget to dress your bike, as well. – How to know if a helmet is too loose? Try shaking your head “no” and if it turns, it means you should tighten it up.
– Make sure the brakes are working just fine, brake pads aren’t worn out, the tires are pumped enough, and the gears and chain are in good condition, as well. – They teach you to be a defensive driver at driving school, and this doesn’t only work for motor vehicles. You have to learn to anticipate what’s going to happen on the road. – Even if you’re in a rush, don’t zoom in and out of traffic like crazy.
– Stop signs, red lights and other road formalities still apply to you when you're cycling. – They say you can’t unlearn how to ride a bike. But you can upgrade your skills with a good instructor.
– When you're on the sidewalk, the drivers are less likely to notice you. – When you’re driving to the left of a truck, there’s a good chance the driver won’t see you at all.
– The good old 'yield to pedestrians' rule works for cyclists just like it does for drivers. – If you’re going to a new place, want to try a new route, or have a cycling vacation, do some research and find out more about the route before you hit the road. – A lot of accidents involving cyclists happen because of “dooring”. When a car stops and the driver is getting out, they often open the door right into the cyclist’s face.
– If you’re a driver in a right-driving country, the door is on your left. As easy as it seems to just open it with your left hand, make some effort and do it with your right.
– When you’re passing a cyclist, give them at least 1 car’s width of space. This distance should be enough to make the maneuver safe. – Remember cyclists have just as much right to be on the road as you do, so don’t get angry if they seem too slow. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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10+ Common Password Mistakes That Put Your Data at Risk
So, your entrance door has a reliable modern lock, right? After all, you care about your safety! But do you lock your gadgets similarly well? Remember that just one password mishap can result in dishonest people getting access to all your accounts! Yup, you should realize that if one of your accounts is breached, it's just a matter of time until other accounts protected by the same password will be broken into as well. With the same password for a dozen apps and sites, you'll have to change passwords for all of them if one of your accounts gets exposed. Otherwise, you just need to change one! And here's the list of other things to pay attention to. Other videos you might like:
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12 Signs Your Computer Has Been Hacked https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6XFaUT2RfU&
8 New Scams You Should Warn Your Family About https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJIo-6ORKAA TIMESTAMPS:
The same password for all accounts 0:24
Easy to find 0:55
Ignoring bad news 1:40
Too short and simple 2:12
Too personal 2:40
Sharing your password 3:21
No special characters 3:51
Impossible to remember 4:10
Allowing your browser to save passwords 4:35
Slightly modified 5:02
Hard to type 5:29
Too easy-to-guess 5:59
Using unreliable password generators 6:20
Never-changing passwords 6:55
Skipping two-factor authentication 7:19
Using default passwords 7:41
Not using password managers 7:59 SUMMARY:
– It's much easier to have one password for all your accounts — this way, chances that it'll slip your mind are very slim. But it's also a sure way to lose all your accounts at once.
– Do you tend to write your passwords on Post-It notes and stick them to your monitor or hide under the keyboard? Then, sooner or later, someone else will also get hold of them.
– You should realize that if one of your accounts is breached, it's just a matter of time until other accounts protected by the same password will be broken into as well.
– The shorter your password is, the easier it is to crack it. Sounds obvious, but many people still ignore this crucial rule. T
– Your relatives' and your pets' names, birth dates, addresses, phone numbers won't make strong passwords. – Even if you share your password with the most trusted person and for the most valid reasons, your accounts are no longer secure. – Adding as many numbers and symbols to your password as possible is an effective way to protect it. – You wouldn't want your browser to save your payment details, right? But then, why do you let prying eyes see your password on your phone or PC? I
– The longer you enter your password, the easier it is for those around you to figure it out. Opt for a password you can type quickly without looking at the keyboard.
– You're taking a risk every time you rely on an online password-generating service. – Some experts recommend changing all your passwords at least once a year. – If the 2-factor authentication is available for your account, don't think twice before using it. – Don't wait long before changing both the login and the secure word — you never know who can get access to the default information. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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17 Things You Don’t Know Their Original Purpose
How would you feel if someday you invented something extraordinary, but then someone came around and like, ‘Oh, that would make a good coat hanger!’ and everyone used it like that ever since? Believe it or not, it appears something like that happened regularly in the past, and probably still does! Did you know, for example, that one of the biggest social networks today didn’t aim that high at the beginning? In 2004, it had strictly limited membership to students of Harvard, but pretty soon it became so popular that it was expanded to all the colleges of the Ivy League. After that, it was just a matter of time and lots of funds for Facebook to become what it is now… Other videos you might like:
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13 Mysterious Details on Everyday Objects Explained https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wo8gUjPy-lM TIMESTAMPS:
Bubble wrap 0:27
The smallest pocket of your jeans 0:56
Play-doh 1:19
Post-it notes 1:51
High heels 2:20
Microwave oven 2:48
Facebook 3:10
Teflon pans 3:35
Slinky 4:06
Treadmill 4:30
Tea 4:53
Chewing gum 5:22
A pacemaker 5:53
Braille 6:22
Artificial sweetener 6:47
Neckties 7:15
Mouthwash 7:40
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– At the time when jeans were just invented people used small metal watches on a chain. The tiny pocket was perfect to fit one right there.
– A long time ago, fireplaces were used to heat homes, and wallpapers in rooms inevitably turned into a mess from a layer of soot. The play-doh’s ancestor was invented to remove this soot with no harm to wallpapers.
– High heels were even originally made for men to wear while riding a horse.
– There was absolutely no intent to make a microwave at all. It happened by accident when a group of scientists were testing radar equipment.
– In 1938, when Teflon was first introduced, nobody even thought of marrying it with kitchenware. The initial research was aimed at producing a new kind of gas for fridges.
– The first wave of tea’s popularity wasn’t about having a cozy time on a cold winter day. It was supposed to be a medicine.
– People were known to chew on bark or dry natural resin for thousands of years, but the first time the modern chewing gum was produced, it was as part of continuous efforts to produce a new kind of rubber. – Braille system was initially used as a means of coding short messages to secure secret information.
– One thing ties have always been is classy. But when they first appeared, they were a part of military uniform and not to help in looking more presentable at a job interview.
– It took half a century for cell phones to get where they are now. The first cell phones were made to use in a car to talk while driving. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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What to Do When You See a Rat
There’s something in your house. You can hear it bumping around in the dead of night, its claws clattering across the kitchen tiles. You know it's there, but you never see it. All that changes one morning when you open your cabinet and find a pair of beady black eyes staring back at you. It's official, you have a rat. Your first instinct might be to go after it with a broom or climb on top of the table screaming. While both might seem like appropriate reactions at the time, neither is very helpful in getting your unwanted guest to leave the house permanently. So, what should you do after discovering a furry intruder in your home? Other videos you might like:
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10 Natural Ways to Get Rid of Ants And Bugs In Your House https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naRwoyeZ3KA TIMESTAMPS:
How they got in 1:02
What draws them in 3:16
Rat species 4:37
Traps! 6:03 SUMMARY:
– Rats have very narrow shoulders relative to the size of their skull. The old story that they can fit through any hole large enough for their head isn't entirely true, but not far from reality.
– In general, any gap about the size of an inch is enough for a rat to squeeze through. – Brown rats in particular love nothing more than finding a cozy spot in your walls to settle down. – Nothing draws them in like leaving food out. Fruit, meat, grains; rats aren’t picky eaters and will go after whatever they can get.
– The smaller black rats prefer a diet rich in vitamin C, and will eagerly go after fruit whenever the opportunity arises. – While both species are capable climbers, black rats excel at scaling vertical surfaces. – Brown rats prefer basements and the ground floor of buildings. This is also the species you'll see skulking around dark places like sewers and subway tunnels.
– Black rats can be brown and brown rats can be black.
– Fully grown black rats tend to be around thirteen to fourteen inches from their nose to the tip of their tail. The norway rat is substantially larger and can grow up to twenty inches in length.
– When European explorers came to Australia and the Americas, they brought their rats with them. – Rats and mice often carry diseases and parasites, so you'll want them gone as quickly as possible. They’re a common vector for fleas and ticks, which can spread to you and your pets.
– Pets and young children have been known to ingest rat poison by accident, often requiring hospitalization. – You could always go the old-fashioned route. Traps! Just consider what bait to use. Peanut butter, fruit, vegetables, cereals, and meat are all valid choices for drawing in rats.
-If that makes you uncomfortable, there are also less violent alternatives on the market. Just bear in mind that bringing rats in alive presents its own set of problems.
– Rats have an impressive sense of direction, being able to find their way home from over a mile away, even without Google maps.
– Either way, remember the old saying, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Keeping rats out of your house saves you from having to deal with them later. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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17 Money Tips I Learned While Living in Sweden
If money makes the world go ‘round, then it also makes my head spin. I used to be financially clueless – burning through paychecks before the bills were even paid. But now that I’ve been living in Sweden for a few years, here’s what I’ve learned from the locals. Budgeting and spending smart are a top priority here, sitting down and drawing up a detailed plan of where your money is going is key, finances are a personal subject that’s not often shared, both conversationally and literally! If you’re looking to borrow a few bucks from a friend because you blew your whole paycheck on the latest smartphone… Nope, Sweden isn’t the country for you. Other videos you might like:
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14 Facts About Money You Should Know by Age 30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLbBFVal2CI TIMESTAMPS:
Make finances your priority 0:20
Saving is a national virtue 0:41
Plan all purchases, even the smallest 1:07
Respect other people’s money 1:30
Learn about finance at an early age 1:57
Find natural ways to cut spending 2:21
Exercise for free! 2:45
Get rid of stuff you don’t use anymore 3:08
Buying used is just as good! 3:31
Don’t overspend for the holidays 3:58
Get things on sale, even if it’s out of season 4:23
Reduce, reuse, recycle 4:39
Stay far away from debt 5:02
Invest 5:17
Get your own property later in life 5:41
Always think ahead 6:01
Indulge…when you retire 6:23 SUMMARY:
– At almost 60%, personal income taxes in Sweden are among the highest in Europe. And about half of what’s left of your salary goes to rent. – The Swedes feel quite ok refusing from anything they don’t absolutely need. – Asking somebody about their income and spending habits is considered rude here.
– They try not to use too many electronic devices, and you’ll see plenty of candles and low-energy lightbulbs.
– You’ll see a lot of Swedish people hiking, running, cycling, and doing yoga outdoors. – Nobody here will store useless junk on the balcony, and they certainly won’t buy things they see no need for. – If you decide to sell your stuff, you’ll find plenty of buyers (if it’s not useless junk, of course!). – The Swedes buy swimming suits in fall and winter coats in spring when they get incredible mark-downs. – Instead of borrowing money you don’t have, the Swedish philosophy is to grow what you do have! – If you're young, you’ll have a hard time getting financed for a car or house. – The Swedes start setting aside retirement money at a relatively young age, around 35 or so.
– Older folks here have no problem traveling the world, buying themselves nice gifts, and just having the fun they’ve denied themselves for so long! Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Here’s Your Smartphone in 2030
Only 10 years ago, cell phones were equipped with a measly 5-megapixel camera, a low screen resolution, and 3G Internet. Blew our minds back then, but now they’re all considered ancient relics compared to what we have today. So, how awesome will our phones be in 10 years’ time? You had a hard day at work, don’t feel like cooking, so you decide to order out. You pull your phone out. It has some similarities with a standard model from 2020. It's thin and has a large screen. But as soon as you look at it, internal motion sensors with a hidden 36-megapixel dual camera catch your eyes’ direction and turn on the phone… Other videos you might like:
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Is a flexible bracelet-phone possible? 0:26
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Nobody’s talking to each other… 7:29 SUMMARY:
– Not only can you see the delivery person moving on the map, but you can also watch them through the built-in camera installed on their scooter. – The graphics in the game are so cool that it seems like you’re watching a video of a real race. You steer the car and get so worked up that you bend the phone. – Developers' attempts to make the screen larger will lead to it occupying 100% of the phone space in the future. – The development of tiny elastic smart bracelets has already started. You just wear it on your wrist, and the bracelet creates a hologram of your phone’s interface.
– You put your see-through phone on a wireless charger. And this one, unlike the 2020 chargers, juices your device up much faster. In 10 minutes, you’re already up to 100%. – Without touching it with your greasy fingers, you open your message with a hand gesture. A hologram with an 8K video appears instantly above the phone and shows a message.
– These phones don’t struggle to load such high-quality videos in seconds. – So 6G should be expected in 2030, and the data transfer rate will increase to 1 terabit/second.
– Scientists have already created 5D discs. These are small thin transparent discs that can withstand fire and ice and store 360 terabytes of data for billions of years! – The app carries out diagnostics and indicates to you the broken part of the machine through the screen. It shows how to fix it too. – You can use your phone in all areas. Starting with fixing a car or some electrical kitchen appliance, ending with an external medical analysis of the body.
– You get back in the taxi and finally arrive at the party. The house is full of happy people… but all of them are staring at their phones. They’re texting, taking and liking photos, scrolling feeds. Nobody’s talking to each other.
– You recall how good it was in 2020 when there were no transparent screens or unlimited Internet speed. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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