British TV presenter Olivia Attwood appeared in public in a revealing outfit and got into the paparazzi’s lens. The pictures are published by the Daily Mail.
The 32-year-old former Love Island reality star walked through the streets of the city in a transparent black corset. The posted footage shows that the celebrity refused to wear a bra. Among other things, she wore jeans with an exaggerated waistline, and in her hands she held a golden clutch. As shoes, she opted for heeled boots.
Mature blogger Colleen Heidemann tried on youthful outfits and delighted her subscribers. The corresponding images appeared in her TikTok.
74-year-old user with the nickname colleen_heidemann, whose blog has more than 374 thousand subscribers, regularly publishes videos in which she talks about her everyday life. Thus, she stated that she even dresses up at the gym. In one of the posted videos, the network user showed an image consisting of red tights and a tight black bodysuit.
In addition to this, the woman also showed an appearance filmed close-up in a gold dress that exposed her cleavage area. In addition, she appeared with bright makeup and styling on her grey hair.
Famous American actress Amanda Seyfried showed her figure in an outfit created by her six-year-old daughter. The corresponding publication appeared in the storis of her Instagram-account.
The 38-year-old Mean Girls star appeared in a black-and-white photo wearing a tight-fitting sleeveless mini-dress made of different types of fabric. The wardrobe item was decorated with ribbons and ropes attached vertically to the hem.
Russian astronomers have recorded a powerful solar flare of class M, which occurred in the morning on Monday, 29 January. This is reported on the website of the Heliogeophysical Service of the Institute of Applied Geophysics.
“On 29 January at 07:38 MSK in the group of spots 3559 (N28W86) in the X-ray range registered flare M6.8 with a duration of 61 minutes. From the flare registered intrusion into near-Earth space proton fluxes in a wide range of energies,” – stated in the message. It is noted that the space phenomenon caused a violation of shortwave radio communication.
This flare was the second overnight. Earlier on 29 January at 04:40 Moscow time astronomers recorded X-ray activity in the same group of spots, which lasted 28 minutes and reached the class M1.3.
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have discovered that stars located at the edge of the Milky Way disc move slower than expected compared to stars closer to the centre of the galaxy. According to a study published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (MNRAS), the Milky Way’s gravitational core may contain less dark matter.
Astronomers analysed data from the Gaia space telescope and the ground-based APOGEE instrument. They measured the motion of more than 33,000 stars and how fast they rotate in the galactic disk, taking into account the distance from the centre. The scientists then constructed a galaxy rotation curve showing how fast matter rotates at a given distance from the galaxy’s nucleus.
Researchers from the James Hutton Institute in Aberdeen (Scotland) and the University of Graz in Austria have shown that skiers leave toxic chemicals – perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl compounds (PFAS) – on ski slopes. This is reported in a paper published in the journal Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts.
14 different types of chemicals commonly used in ski wax have been found in extremely high concentrations in the soil of ski resorts in the Austrian Alps. These substances are classed as perpetual chemicals, meaning they can accumulate and spread in the environment, including groundwater.
Scientists at Tufts University in the USA have created muscle cells that are capable of producing factors for independent growth. The results of the study, published in the journal Cell Reports Sustainability, will help significantly reduce the cost of producing cultured meat.
Growth factors bind to receptors on the cell surface and signal the nucleus for subsequent tissue growth and differentiation into mature cell types. In the new work, the scientists modified stem cells to produce their own fibroblast growth factor (FGF), which triggers the growth of skeletal muscle cells.
The engineered cells were able to proliferate within a few transplants in FGF2-free media, thus eliminating the need for this expensive component. The cells also retained their myogenicity, that is, their ability to form muscle tissue.
Astronomers have discovered an unusual type of stars in the central regions of the Milky Way, which belong to the “old smoker” type – these are red giants emitting huge clouds of gas and dust. The discovery is reported in a paper published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (MNRAS).
Astronomers from the UK, Chile, South Korea, Brazil, Germany and Italy conducted their research with the Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope (VISTA) and the VLT (Very Large Telescope) of the European Southern Observatory in Chile. The 222 stars that showed the largest changes in brightness were analysed.
Scientists found 32 erupting protostars that had increased in brightness by at least a factor of 40, and in some cases by more than 300. Most of the eruptions are still ongoing, allowing astronomers to analyse the series of these events throughout their evolution, from their initial quiescent state, through their brightness peak and into their decline stage.
Android smartphones have been taught to share user data during calls to emergency services. This is reported by the publication Android Central.
The system is based on RapidSOS, which is now supported by Android. The user needs to fill in certain information about himself, which will be transmitted automatically to dispatchers during calls to emergency services – for example, to 911.
The smartphone owner can provide their age, weight, blood type, allergies and other data. “This information is available for use before dispatch and before responders arrive. It saves a lot of time because we already know what we’re responding to and what we need,” said Baltimore City Fire Department Emergency Operations Centre Director Tenea Reddick.
Apple has released a beta version of iOS, adding advanced anti-theft protection to the operating system. This is reported by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ).
According to journalists, earlier attackers could change passwords on an Apple smartphone, having got the device at their disposal. With the Stolen Device Protection (SDP) feature, the iPhone will no longer allow unlocking the device, as well as resetting and changing passwords in accounts.
With the SDP feature activated, which appeared in the first beta of iOS 17.3, the smartphone will not accept a passcode to unlock if the device is far away from the user’s home or other secure locations. The device will check its location using the Locator service. In this case, the iPhone will require the user to unlock the device using Face ID or Touch ID.