Izskatās, ka Pakistāna varētu sašķelties divās valstīs; 44% Pakistānas ir teritorija ar nosaukumu Baločistāna, un šamējie karojot ar Pakistānas armiju jau ~70 gadus, un nupat jau pakistāņi kāš.
Vajag tikai noformēt valdību un Apvienoto Nāciju atzinumu, un aidā.
Vēl viena - stāna. To tik vajadzēja
Japan’s Artificial Blood: A Medical Breakthrough That Could Save Millions
In a quiet Tokyo lab, scientists have done what once seemed impossible—create artificial blood that works for any blood type, lasts over a year without refrigeration, and can be used in emergencies, war zones, and remote regions.
Developed by Japan’s National Defense Medical College, this lab-made blood includes red blood cell substitutes and platelets suspended in a special preservative. In animal trials, it successfully restored oxygen levels and stopped bleeding, even in critical situations.
Unlike donor blood, which expires in weeks and requires exact matches, this artificial blood is universal and long-lasting. It could revolutionize how paramedics treat injuries, how hospitals manage supply, and how we respond to disasters or battlefield wounds.
This isn’t science fiction—Japan may be on the edge of solving one of medicine’s biggest problems: safe, fast-access blood for anyone, anywhere.
Palielam cik zinu bija izmantoti samazināti vīriešu modeļi- kas nu anatomiski protams neatbilda.
bruh i stopped at 45,7kg 
Man patika reizēm ieiet pie Virši Origo.
Narvesen ar savu kakao pat tuvu nestāv Viršiem- arī maizītes garšīgākas. Bēdīgi.
Taču personīgin es nu galīgi nejutu no viņu puses arī jelkādu mārketingu. Uzzinàju par viņiem, jo preci piegādājām. Kkā tā…
Origo viņiem galīgi nebija iespējas izdzīvot ja turpat blakus kādas 5 garšīgākas vietas. Vienmēr tur tukšs izskatījās.
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[QUOTE] Scientists created microscopic robots that can morph between liquid and solid states.
This allows them to alter their shape and form a number of complex structures. Oh, and they also self-heal.
Scientists have unveiled a revolutionary robotic material that mimics the transformative abilities of living organisms, inspired by how embryos shape and heal themselves.
Developed through collaboration between the Dresden University of Technology and UC Santa Barbara, this system features disk-shaped robots that use magnets, motors, and light sensors to shift between rigid and fluid states.
By coordinating like biological cells, these robotic units can self-assemble, reshape, support weight, and even recover from damage—laying the groundwork for a new generation of adaptive, self-healing materials.
The breakthrough addresses one of robotics’ long-standing challenges: creating collectives that are both strong and flexible. Using magnet-based adhesion and motorized gears, the robots can fluidize to reconfigure their shape or lock together into a sturdy structure.
Light-based signals act as a centralized “brain,” telling each unit where and how to move. While the current prototype includes just 20 large robots, simulations show it could scale to thousands of miniaturized units, transforming the future of construction, wearable tech, and dynamic tools. [/QUOTE]
Neko tā, likās, kas tad tur itkā nedaudz nolija…
Pēc šitam 5 nonstop lietus dienām tas galīgi neizbrīna
atkal apcietināts
Let kurwa bober chilllll
Ja gadījumā kāds brīnās par sirēnām. Viss chill.
I’m sorry what?
Wtf Wdym omg -_-
Omg we are still at “that” times
Izklausās ka no kautuves nopirkts liemenis, diez vai kāds speciāli vilka dzīvu cūku uz meksikāņu karteļa cienīgu galu.
Bet vai tiešām glābēji tā darītu? Bezgalvaina cūka ar nolaistām asinīm tak peldētu citādāk nekā cilvēks, ar vai bez zābakiem 
Man ar pirmā dzirdēšana ka šādi rīkotos. Like ir speciāli manekeni priekš tā ganjau. Vienīgais varbūt budžets neļāva neko vairāk kā cūku no Centrāltirgus nopirkt XD
Never vaļā rakstu. Pamēģināju pat iegūglēt nosaukumu un atvērt no turienes, vienalga nestrādā. Un šis ir burtiski vienīgais raksts par šo vispār, tā kā kkas nav tīrs.
