Новости за 07.04.2020

A team of Stanford University scientists announced they have designed a "smart toilet" that identifies the user by the shape of their backside and monitors the health of their waste.

The Marine Corps announced Tuesday that it's fielding a next-generation protective vest for Marines.

Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas B. Modly has offered to resign after calling the aircraft carrier captain he fired last week " stupid" in an address to the ship's crew, multiple sources reported Tuesday.

Syfy said Tuesday it will air and stream the complete series "Battlestar Galactica" and "Xena: Warrior Princess" in April. Stars Lucy Lawless and Tricia Helfer have committed to hosting.

Just as people in the Midwest and East become accustomed to April and even May-like warmth, winter will return to send a shock to these regions before Easter weekend begins.

Thanks to the atomic remnants of Cold War nuclear bomb tests, scientists now have a better idea of how long whale sharks live.

SpaceX's Dragon cargo capsule splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday, carrying live mice, cells of plants grown in space and spacesuits to be examined and refurbished.

A Minnesota family set up a camera to find out what was happening to their frequently damaged beehive and discovered the culprit was a honey-thieving bear.

Passover, the Jewish holiday, begins at sundown on April 8 and runs through the evening of April 16. Restrictions from the coronavirus pandemic will impede social gatherings for the holiday in places alll over the world.

Intensifying a standard form of brain stimulation may bring relief to people with hard-to-treat depression, a preliminary study suggests.

The Mortgage Bankers Association said Tuesday mortgage forbearance requests surged amid signing of a coronavirus relief bill last month, allowing many people to delay at least 90 days of monthly payments.

A Welsh farmer shared video of a flock of sheep taking advantage of the coronavirus lockdown by playing on the equipment at an empty playground.

K-pop star Suga released a clip of an unfinished version of "Trivia: Seesaw," his solo song on the BTS album "Love Yourself: Answer."

"At Home with Olaf," a weekly digital animated series featuring Josh Gad as his "Frozen" character, Olaf, premiered amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Jewel has released a new song titled "Grateful" that will appear on her upcoming 12th studio album.

A federal appeals court on Tuesday lifted an injunction on federal executions, siding with Attorney General William Barr's plan to carry out lethal injections at the federal level.

Cherry trees can offset greenhouse gas emissions and a single cherry tree can absorb as much as 20 pounds of carbon emissions annually, South Korean scientists say.

Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and the "Grace and Frankie" cast will stream a table read of the Season 7 premiere Thursday to raise funds for coronavirus relief.

Boeing has received a $68 million contract this week maintenance and logistics support for F-15 aircraft for the Qatar Emiri Air Force, as well as pre-delivery training, the Pentagon announced.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday removed the Pentagon's inspector general, the person who was selected to lead the new Pandemic Response Accountability Committee.

A popular Twitch streamer ended up breaking a Guinness World Record when his livestream went on for nearly 200 hours.

"Quiz," a show about Charles (Matthew Macfadyen) and Diana Ingram's (Sian Clifford) attempted heist on "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?," is coming in May.

Actress Laura Prepon says she hopes readers of her new book, "You & I, As Mothers," find strength and comfort in its words.

New York state on Tuesday reported its greatest single-day death toll from the coronavirus pandemic, although hospitalizations declined, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.

WeWork Special Committee said that it filed a lawsuit Tuesday against SoftBank over alleged breach of fiduciary duty after the holding company withdrew its $3 billion tender offer.