One of Sydney’s most cherished cinemas is hoping to reel in more movie lovers under ambitious plans to create a permanent roofto

It can fly in the air, dive in the water or float like a boat. https://twitter.com/techamazing/status/1478117228902072323?s=21

Just visited Coogee Beach in Sydney and saw many of these shelters called CoolCabanas.  They are designed so you can enjoy the beach without sunburn, ageing, and skin cancer being rated for UPF 50+ protection. They come in a compact travel bag and only one person is needed to set one up. In addition to its Brisbane headquarters, CoolCabanas now has distribution centres in the US and the Netherlands. https://stories.uq.edu.au/contact-magazine/2021/place-in-the-sun/index.htmlhttps://coolcabanas.com.au/

A walk after a heavy meal is good to get the body moving.  But research shows it’s best to wait an hour or so before heading for the door. This  is due to our levels of blood glucose which rise after a meal and reach a peak about an hour after eating, explains researcher Dr Evelyn Parr from the Australian Catholic University’s Exercise and Nutrition Research Program.https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/health-and-wellness/a-walk-after-a-big-meal-is-great-for-your-gut-but-timing-matters-20211221-p59j9l.html

An eye drop that improves close-range vision could make misplaced reading glasses less of an inconvenience. Vuity, which has became available by prescription, is a once-a-day treatment that can help users see up close without affecting their long-range vision.Vuity’s benefit over reading glasses is that it does not impair distance vision as reading glasses do. Usually, when a person stops reading to do something else, they need to remove their reading glasses to see around them properly.https://inkl.com/a/ZYvJaVTwlE

Wind turbine blades can be over 80 - 100m in length, are made from a range of composite materials which are melded together so effectively as to withstand extreme environments. As such, disassembling blades at the end of their useful life can pose a significant challenge. Most blades are simply sent to land-fill to be buried. In 2021, Siemens Gamesa replaced the traditional resin used in blade manufacturing, with one that can be easily dissolved, enabling the blade components (fiberglass, plastic, wood and metals) to be separated and recovered. https://www.siemensgamesa.com/en-int/newsroom/2021/09/launch-world-first-recyclable-wind-turbine-blade