Zachary Fritzsche

Japan Researchers Found That The Dry, Bitter Taste Of Flavanols (In Dark Chocolate, Tea, Berries, Apples, Wine, Etc.) Can Activate/”Wake Up” The Brain Via Mouth Nerves, Even Without Being Absorbed Into Your Blood. In Mice Studies, It Boosted Activity, Curiosity, Learning, Memory, & Dopamine/Noradrenaline, Similar To Mild Exercise Effects.

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Dogger Bank Wind Farm (WF), In The North Sea, 130km Off Yorkshire’s Coast, When Completed In 2027 Will Be The World’s Largest WF At 3.6GW, Powering ~6M Homes. It Will Add £6.1B To The U.K’s GDP; £3B+ Of It Will Be Spent In NE England & £26M On STEM & Community Projects. It Will Support 3.6K Jobs By 2025, Then 1.4K FTE Jobs Yearly For 35Yrs.

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The Guangwushan Nuoshuihe Glass-Bottomed Water Slide In Sichuan, China, Holds The Guinness World Record As The Longest Of Its Kind, Stretching 2.66 Miles. Made Of High-Strength Transparent Glass, It Gives Riders A Thrilling Several-Minute Ride As They Glide Through Mountainous Terrain With Dramatic Views, Blending Nature, Beauty, And Innovation.

In A First, Researchers Found A Denisovan (DN) Gene, MUC19, In Humans Passed On Via Neanderthal (ND) DNA. DNs Interbred With NDs; Then NDs Later Interbred With Early Modern Humans, Passing The Gene To Early Americans. This Gene Transfer, Found In 1 In 3 Mexicans Today, May Have Helped Against Diseases As Humans Migrated Across The Americas.

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Rome Approved A €13.5B Plan To Build The World’s Longest Suspension Bridge (3.3km) Linking Sicily And Calabria. First Proposed Over 50 Yrs Ago, It Still Needs Approval From Italy’s Court Of Auditors & Environmental Bodies. Set To Finish By 2032–33, It Promises 120k Jobs/Yr But Faces Opposition Over Cost, Environment, Mafia, & Local Impact.

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