Meizu confidently calls their new product the Standard for Android Smartwatches. However, right from the looks, many people will probably comment that the Meizu Watch looks a lot like the Apple Watch with a square face, a 4-sided curved screen, the only difference is that it does not have a Digital Crown but instead has a physical key. usually, common, normal. Meizu Watch has a body made of 6 series aluminum alloy with a ceramic base, measuring 46 x 38.4 mm and a thickness of 12.97 mm. Strap made from fluoro rubber, weighs 69 grams. The screen is AMOLED panel, 1.78 inches, protected by 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass, 368 x 448 pixels resolution, 326ppi pixel density, 500 nits brightness. Meizu Watch owns a 420 mAh battery, promising up to 36 hours of use on a single charge. In addition, this product also supports fast charging technology with only 15 minutes of charging for up to a day of battery life via the USB-C charging dock. Its power is also very good thanks to the Snapdragon Wear 4100 chip, with 1GB RAM and 8GB storage memory. Meizu Watch supports Bluetooth 4.2 and NFC for payments through the Meizu Pay service. The product supports the default LTE network via eSIM. Meizu Watch can track sports activities such as indoor/outdoor running, walking, indoor/outdoor cycling, table tennis, badminton, bowling, rowing machine, climbing, jumping rope, and supports Support monitoring blood oxygen levels, heart rate, sleep, breathing and reminders when users are sedentary. Regarding the price, Meizu Watch will be on sale on June 1 for $ 235, equivalent to VND 5.4 million with 2 colors Moyan and Azure. This price is in the mid-range segment, cheaper than products from Samsung, Huawei and Apple. According to Gizmochina

Tiny bacteria on Earth have bitten these plant remains with specialized enzymes. But because the hungry microorganisms process a large amount of carbon in the soil, even taking in some elements into their cells, the bacteria cannot do the full job, so there are pieces of carbon that are not broken down. dishwashing bacteria. Moreover, they also have carbon in their bodies, so when the bacteria die, the carbon goes back to the ground. It’s a cycle, where there’s always carbon left over. These small pieces accumulate over time. Illustration. Such tiny pieces are the humus material, which accumulates year after year. And bacteria’s carbon storage has given the earth its dirty brown color, because carbon absorbs most of the colors in the solar spectrum, except for the brown light it reflects back. However, not all land on earth is brown. Some deserts seem to have only white sand. The soil in Hawaii, rich in iron, is reddish in color. Dig deep into the ground in some areas that are dirty brown, you’ll see other colors underneath. If there wasn’t too much carbon in the ground, the ground would be yellow, red, and gray. They depend on the color of the dominant mineral there. The Mysteries of the Earth 1. Does anyone know what the structure of the middle layer of the Earth is? According to research by seismologists, we already know that the internal structure of the Earth includes: The inner core is solid. The outer core layer is molten lava. The intermediate layer, called the mantle or mantle, lies at a depth of 30 to 2,900 km. The rock crust can slide away freely. But what the mantle is made of is still a mystery to researchers because we haven’t been able to dig down to this layer or have any evidence of its composition. Until now, the deepest hole that humans can dig is the Kola Drilling Hole in Russia, only 12.3 km deep. 2. Earth’s two poles are interchangeable Scientists have proven that the two magnetic poles of the Earth can change positions and reverse directions. This phenomenon has happened many times in Earth’s history. The last time the Earth changed polarity was 10 million years ago, and it is likely that this will happen again in the future. Until now, scientists did not know how this phenomenon could happen. 3. Earth used to have two moons Scientists confirm that, 4.6 million years ago, Earth had two natural satellites. The second satellite exists in the same orbit as the Moon and has a diameter of about 1,200 km. After a few million years, these two satellites collided. This may explain why the two halves of the Moon are so different today. 4. The Earth actually rotates very fast The Earth, including the atmosphere and everything on the planet’s surface, rotates at a tremendous speed of more than 1,600 km/h, while the Earth’s rotation speed around the Sun is 108,000 km/h. Humans can live and function normally while standing on the ground because we, everything around and the Earth are rotating at the same speed. We can feel this movement thanks to the wind, but since the entire atmosphere is moving at the same speed as us, we don’t feel anything. If the Earth suddenly stopped rotating, we could feel this movement. But it will not be pleasant at all, everything on Earth will be swept away at more than 1,600km/h. 5. Time on Earth is “getting longer” every day 620 million years ago, a day on Earth lasted only about 21.9 hours. But the Earth is spinning more and more slowly, so in the future, our day will be 25 hours long. Scientists have shown that after every century, the Earth’s rotation slows down by about 1.8 milliseconds, which means that a day will be only 2 milliseconds longer. So we have to wait another 200 million years for a day on Earth to have 25 hours. 6. Gravity on Earth is not the same everywhere The Earth is not a perfect sphere, so Earth’s gravity is not uniform, there will be areas of weak gravity and regions of different strong gravity, even places where there is almost no gravity. Hudson Bay in Canada is known as a place of near zero gravity due to the low density of rock here, caused by the rapid melting of glaciers. 7. In primitive times, the Earth used to be purple In ancient times, plants used retinal instead of chlorophyll to absorb light. This substance causes them to reflect red and blue light. This is the reason why ancient plants were red, not green like today’s plants. This led scientists to hypothesize that the original Earth was once purple because it was covered with ancient plants. 8. The ocean hidden in the ground Scientists believe that there is a giant ocean, and the amount of water contained in it is estimated to be three times greater than that of all the oceans on the Earth’s surface. In early 2014, researchers discovered “ringwoodite,” a material located in the transition zone (between 410 km and 660 km deep), as proof that a giant sea of ​​water exists. exist below the surface of the Earth. According to scientists, this underground ocean is about 2.7 million years old, under tremendous pressure.

Considered the largest house in the US after completion, The ONE in Bel Air neighborhood (Los Angeles, USA) is being sold on the market for 500 million USD (equivalent to 11,535 billion VND). (Photo: Michael Leonard/The Society Group) Located on a 4-acre site, the villa has an area of ​​9,290 square meters. (Photo: Autoevolution) With the aim of becoming the ultimate entertainment area, The ONE is designed with a 25.9-long infinity pool, a 40-seat cinema, a 6-lane bowling alley and most interestingly, a nightclub. (Photo: Skyline Development) One of the most special features of the house is the relaxation room with the ceiling and walls made of jellyfish pond. (Photo: Skyline Development) The villa will also have a 30-car showroom, a cigar room, a gym, a spa and a wine cellar. (Photo: Autoevolution) The ONE has more than 20 bedrooms and 25 bathrooms. Seven of those bedrooms will be in a separate building for employees. (Photo: Autoevolution) In the house there are also 5 swimming pools, waterfalls and moats surrounding the entire site, creating the feeling that it is floating on water. (Photo: Autoevolution) There is also a commercial-scale salon and a lounge, where the walls and ceiling are made of backlit aquariums with jellyfish inside. (Photo: Autoevolution) The ONE started construction in 2012. Mr. Nile Niami built this super villa. (Photo: Courtesy of MSM Luxury Estates)

As plants wilt and die, their leaves and branches fall, carrying the carbon they’ve stored into the ground. Tiny bacteria on Earth have bitten these plant remains with specialized enzymes. But because the hungry microorganisms process a large amount of carbon in the soil, even taking in some elements into their cells, the bacteria cannot do the full job, so there are pieces of carbon that are not broken down. dishwashing bacteria. Moreover, they also have carbon in their bodies, so when the bacteria die, the carbon goes back to the ground. It’s a cycle, where there’s always carbon left over. These small pieces accumulate over time. Such tiny pieces are the humus material, which accumulates year after year. And bacteria’s carbon storage has given the earth its dirty brown color, because carbon absorbs most of the colors in the solar spectrum, except for the brown light it reflects back. However, not all land around the earth is brown. Some deserts seem to have only white sand. The soil in Hawaii, rich in iron, is reddish in color. Dig deep into the ground in some areas that are dirty brown, you’ll see other colors underneath. If there wasn’t too much carbon in the ground, the ground would be yellow, red, and gray. They depend on the color of the dominant mineral there. The Mysteries of the Earth 1. Does anyone know what the structure of the middle layer of the Earth is? According to research by seismologists, we already know that the internal structure of the Earth includes: The inner core is solid. The outer core layer is molten lava. The intermediate layer, called the mantle or mantle, lies at a depth of 30 to 2,900 km. The rock crust can slide away freely. But what the mantle is made of is still a mystery to researchers because we haven’t been able to dig down to this layer or have any evidence of its composition. Until now, the deepest hole that humans can dig is the Kola Drilling Hole in Russia, only 12.3 km deep. 2. Earth’s two poles are interchangeable Scientists have proven that the two magnetic poles of the Earth can change positions and reverse directions. This phenomenon has happened many times in Earth’s history. The last time the Earth changed poles was 10 million years ago, and it is very likely that this will happen again in the future. Until now, scientists did not know how this phenomenon could happen. 3. Earth used to have two moons Scientists confirm that, 4.6 million years ago, Earth had two natural satellites. The second satellite exists in the same orbit as the Moon and has a diameter of about 1,200 km. After a few million years, these two satellites collided. This may explain why the two halves of the Moon are so different today. 4. The Earth actually rotates very fast The Earth, including the atmosphere and everything on the planet’s surface, rotates at a tremendous speed of more than 1,600 km/h, while the Earth’s rotation speed around the Sun is 108,000 km/h. Humans can live and function normally while standing on the ground because we, everything around and the Earth are rotating at the same speed. We can feel this movement thanks to the wind, but since the entire atmosphere is moving at the same speed as us, we don’t feel anything. If the Earth suddenly stopped rotating, we could feel this movement. But it will not be pleasant at all, everything on Earth will be swept away at more than 1,600km/h. 5. Time on Earth is “getting longer” every day 620 million years ago, a day on Earth lasted only about 21.9 hours. But the Earth is spinning more and more slowly, so in the future, our day will be 25 hours long. Scientists have shown that after every century, the Earth’s rotation slows down by about 1.8 milliseconds, which means that a day will be only 2 milliseconds longer. So we have to wait another 200 million years for a day on Earth to have 25 hours. 6. Gravity on Earth is not the same everywhere The Earth is not a perfect sphere, so Earth’s gravity is not uniform, there will be areas of weak gravity and regions of different strong gravity, even places where there is almost no gravity. Hudson Bay in Canada is known as a place of near zero gravity due to the low density of rock here, caused by the rapid melting of glaciers. 7. In primitive times, the Earth used to be purple In ancient times, plants used retinal instead of chlorophyll to absorb light. This substance causes them to reflect red and blue light. This is the reason why ancient plants were red, not green like today’s plants. This led scientists to hypothesize that the original Earth was once purple because it was covered with ancient plants. 8. The ocean hidden in the ground Scientists believe there is a giant ocean, and the amount of water contained in it is estimated to be three times greater than that of all the oceans on the Earth’s surface. In early 2014, researchers discovered “ringwoodite,” a material located in the transition zone (between 410 km and 660 km deep), as proof that a giant sea of ​​water exists. exist below the surface of the Earth. According to scientists, this underground ocean is about 2.7 million years old, under tremendous pressure.

There is only one problem: They are not the owner of the 1,500 square meter villa and are not allowed to use it by the owner. This villa has everything on site: a bowling alley, swimming pool with waterfall, hot tub, tennis court, bar 240 meters long. The marriage of him and his girlfriend here is “God’s plan,” said Wilson. But the truth is that Nathan Finkel – the owner of the villa has never allowed the couple to hold a wedding at their home. Nathan was stunned when Wilson showed up on Saturday morning to set things up, so he called the police. The villa the couple plans to have their wedding ceremony “Someone has trespassed on my property,” Nathan informed the 911 dispatcher. And they kept harassing me, calling me. They said they were going to have a wedding here and that was God’s will. I don’t know what’s going on. All I want is for it to stop. Now, they are sitting on my property, right in front of the gate. Later, two police officers told Wilson that he had to get out of here. Wilson obeyed and no charges were filed. “I don’t want to talk about it anymore,” said Wilson when asked. It is known that Nathan – the owner of the villa – is trying to sell this real estate for the past 2 years for more than 5 million USD. Before that, Wilson was said to be a potential buyer. He visited the mansion a few months ago. A few months later, the guy asked Nathan if he could have his wedding in the backyard, but Nathan refused. However, that refusal did not stop the couple. They kept calling Nathan to tell about their love story. As expected, after the wedding on Saturday afternoon will be a cocktail program on the red carpet and the reception lasts until midnight. The next day’s party will run from noon to 4 p.m. Wilson knew the mansion was vacant but did not know that Nathan was living in another house on the same estate. The groom was shocked as soon as he reached the gate when he met the owner of the house. Dang Duong (According to AP)