In the depths of the oceans live microscopic organisms called diatoms, which produce around 20% of the planet’s oxygen. These tiny aquatic “factories” play a vital role in Earth’s ecosystem. 🌊🌱

Spider silk is considered one of the strongest natural materials in the world—about 5 times stronger than steel, yet extremely light and flexible. Scientists are working to replicate it in laboratories for applications in medicine, aerospace, and defense. 🕷️✨

In 2025, Artificial Intelligence has become not just a technological but also a major investment direction. In the first half of the year alone, AI startups raised over $70 billion, including nearly $40 billion for OpenAI. This shows that AI is transforming into a structural driver of the global economy. 🤖✨

📌 Investment Trends 2025

Music-royalty bonds hit a record $4.4 billion in investments (up from just $300 million in 2021).
Private credit continues to expand, though U.S. pension funds are trimming exposure due to risk concerns.
AI startups are booming — raising over $70 billion in the first half of 2025 alone.
The AI boom is reshaping portfolios, becoming a major structural driver of global investments.

📌 In 2025, the crypto market continues to gain momentum:

Remittix (RTX) is seen as a promising PayFi project, with analysts predicting potential 25x–100x growth.
Solana (SOL) holds strong in the DeFi ecosystem, targeting $250+.
Stablecoins have come under stricter regulation through the U.S. GENIUS Act, and major financial players like JPMorgan are already beginning to integrate them.

📌 The space economy is experiencing explosive growth in 2024–2025. In 2024 alone, private investors poured about 26 billion dollars into space companies, which is 30% more than the previous year.

The mergers and acquisitions market is also active: during the year, 73 deals were recorded, including Lockheed Martin’s 450 million dollar acquisition of Terran Orbital.

In addition, the number of operational satellites has already reached 11,500 (compared to about 3,300 in 2020). This shows that space is becoming one of the fastest-growing economic sectors—especially in satellite communications and space services. 🌌🚀

📌 One of the fastest-growing investment directions in the world during 2024–2025 is “Green Bonds.” These are government or private securities, and the funds raised from their sale are allocated exclusively to environmental projects—for example, building solar and wind power plants, electric vehicle infrastructure, or water resource preservation. In 2024 alone, the volume of issued green bonds exceeded 600 billion USD, setting a record in this field.

Researcher Roman V. Yampolskiy expressed his concern in a podcast, stating that the development of superintelligent artificial intelligence (AI) could become humanity’s last invention. He issued a stark warning that once AI reaches such a level, it may embark on an uncontrollable course, potentially becoming irreversible, and could have unpredictable and possibly dangerous consequences. Yampolskiy urges the implementation of strict oversight and safety mechanisms in advance—before systems surpass human intelligence.

Interesting Development in Programming (Today)

“Vibe Coding” is a new AI-assisted style where developers describe what they want in natural language, and the AI writes the code without the developer manually reviewing it. First popularized by Andrej Karpathy in early 2025, this style encourages iterative AI-driven development rather than line-by-line human oversight. While it enables rapid prototyping, it raises concerns around maintainability and security.
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AI's role in coding is growing fast. Tools like OpenAI’s Codex, GitHub Copilot, and others have pushed AI-assisted development forward: in 2025, successful code completion rates surged from just 4.4% in 2023 to nearly 69%, and 92% of U.S. developers now use AI-driven tools.
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These trends indicate a transformative shift: AI is not replacing developers — it's augmenting them. Coding is evolving from writing code to orchestrating intelligent systems.

The largest gold bar ever produced weighs 250 kilograms and is kept in Japan. It’s valued at over $12 million, and visitors can even touch it in the museum.