🔋 Innovative 200 kW hydrogen fuel cell system introduced

🚚 U.S.-based Drive System Design (DSD), hydrogen cell maker Intelligent Energy, and electronics expert GEMS unveiled a record-setting 200 kW fuel cell system. This alternative energy source could significantly cut truck refueling time and increase driving range — all with zero emissions.

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📊 OpenAI reveals why people use ChatGPT

🗣 For the first time, OpenAI released internal ChatGPT usage data: over 700M people use the service daily, sending 2.6B+ messages per day. 72% of prompts are personal, not work-related. Despite fears of automation, most users rely on AI for creativity, education, and everyday tasks — with writing/editing assistance being most popular.

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🏃‍♂️ Exercise alone isn’t enough to prevent osteoporosis

🦴 A new international study emphasizes the crucial role of movement for lifelong bone health. But there’s a catch. Regular workouts alone aren’t enough — people must also consistently reduce sedentary habits.

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🎬 Netflix dives deep with a new documentary on the infamous Titan submersible that sank in 2023 en route to the Titanic.

🌊 “The Titan: OceanGate Disaster” covers the startup behind it, the doomed expedition, and the red flags no one heeded.

📅 Premieres June 11 — get ready to dive in.
Will you be watching?

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🚀 Musk: the chances of Starship flying to Mars in 2026 are 50/50

🪐 Despite recent setbacks, SpaceX still plans to send Starship to Mars as early as 2026. Elon Musk presented an updated company strategy: next year, five unmanned Starship vessels could be sent to the Red Planet carrying Optimus humanoid robots. The goal is to test key technologies, including in-space refueling. According to Musk, the likelihood of the mission happening on time is 50/50. If all goes well, manned missions could take place as early as 2028–2029. And by 2033, as many as 500 Starship vessels are expected to depart for Mars.

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🤖 Atlas — and it's no longer just a “robot with cameras,” it perceives space and context.
Engineers at Boston Dynamics demonstrated how this works. The robot understands the shape and purpose of objects in the real environment, combines 2D and 3D perception, and uses key points for orientation.

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