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- 1LA28 Reveals Initial Details of Olympic Triathlon Courses▼Initial Details of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Triathlon Courses Unveiled
Organisers of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games have unveiled initial details of the triathlon courses. The announcement offers the first look at how the swim, bike and run segments will be laid out for both the Olympic and Paralympic events. Further specifics on venues and course design are expected as planning for the 2028 Games continues.
- 2Green sea turtle spotted cruising along west O'ahu coast●Green Sea Turtle, aka Honu, cruising next to an outflow pipe in west O'ahu. Your # sealife # photooftheday Prints availa
A photographer shared an image of a green sea turtle, known in Hawaiian as the honu, swimming beside an outflow pipe in west O'ahu. The photo is being shared as a photo-of-the-day pick among ocean and wildlife enthusiasts, with prints of the shot offered for sale.
- 3MIT Builds Swimming Robot Powered By Living Muscle Cells▼MIT Engineers Design Swimming Robot Powered By Living Muscle Cells
Engineers at MIT have designed a small swimming robot propelled by living muscle cells, according to a Forbes report. The biohybrid device uses biological tissue as its power source rather than a conventional motor, pointing toward softer, more lifelike robotics. The work is drawing attention as an example of how synthetic machines and living cells are being combined in research labs.
- 4Giant Kong Trapped in Shark-Filled Ocean in Film Recap▼Giant Kong Gets Trapped in an Ocean Full of Deadly Sharks
A film recap depicts King Kong trapped in an ocean surrounded by deadly sharks, drawing large audiences online. The scenario plays on Kong's famous weakness for water from the MonsterVerse films, where the giant ape cannot swim for long. Viewers are engaging heavily with the dramatic premise of the giant ape facing danger at sea.
- 5Paper-thin swimming robot powered by living muscle cells●A paper-thin, biohybrid swimming robot powered by a single layer of genetically engineered, living muscle cells that fla
Researchers have unveiled a paper-thin biohybrid swimming robot driven by a single layer of genetically engineered, living muscle cells that contract in response to light, making the device move with a flapping motion. The work combines mechanical and biological engineering, and is drawing attention as an example of how living tissue can be integrated into soft robotics for swimming machines.
- 6Paper-thin robot powered by muscle cells swims through mazes▼Powered by muscle cells, a paper-thin robot swims through a watery maze
Researchers have developed a paper-thin swimming robot driven by living muscle cells, capable of navigating through a watery maze. The biohybrid design uses the cells' natural contractions for propulsion rather than motors, a step forward for soft robotics with potential uses in medicine, such as targeted drug delivery inside the body. Coverage highlights the robot's ability to steer through complex liquid environments.
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Ukraine has developed amphibious ground robots capable of delivering supplies to frontline troops across water obstacles. The unmanned vehicles can ferry ammunition, food and other cargo to soldiers in contested areas where conventional transport is too dangerous, reducing exposure of human drivers to drone and artillery fire as the war grinds on.
- 8Team USA Olympic swimming coach Frank Busch dies at 75▼CovCath grad, Team USA Olympics swimming coach Frank Busch dies at 75
Frank Busch, a Covington Catholic graduate who served as a coach for Team USA's Olympic swimming program, has died at the age of 75. Busch was a prominent figure in American swimming, known for his long college coaching career and leadership roles with USA Swimming's national team. The news is being reported in his home region of Greater Cincinnati.
- 9Family renovates semi-detached home with rooftop pool and ground garden●Garden on the ground, pool on the roof: Inside a family’s renovated semi-detached home
A family has completed a striking renovation of their semi-detached home, flipping conventional use of space by placing a swimming pool on the roof and a garden at ground level. The project is drawing attention for its unusual layout and creative approach to maximizing a typical residential plot.
- 10Adult Swim's Get Jiro Adaptation Draws Praise From Reviewers▼Adult Swim Get Jiro Review: Bloody Brilliant Bourdain TV Show
A new Adult Swim series based on Get Jiro, Anthony Bourdain's graphic novel about a sushi chef in a dystopian Los Angeles, is winning strong notices. Early reviews call the show bloody and brilliant, praising its sharp animation and faithfulness to Bourdain's voice, with fans of the late writer celebrating his distinctive blend of food culture and dark storytelling reaching the screen.