DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF by Maryanne Kane, Journalist
DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF
By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane
SPACE DINING NEXT YEAR
- French tourism company Zephalto is offering dining-in-space trips starting in 2024. Here's what we know:
- Michelin-star dining at the edge of space on a huge ballon
- Key facts:
- 15.5 miles above the Earth's surface
- Take-off - France
- Cost: nearly $130,000 per person
- Vehicle: Stratospheric balloon
- Named: Celeste
- Time: 6 hours
- Meal cost per person: about 100-times that of the most expensive Michelin star restaurant on Earth
- View: Breath-taking views of stars, the Earth, Sun that only astronauts have seen
- Culinary experience: Luxury with meat cooked by famous French chefs and wine picked by experts
- Number of passengers: 6
- Pilots: 2 onboard
- Time: 90 minutes to reach peak altitude, 6-hour round trip; 3 hours at maximum altitude
- This is the world's most luxurious balloon offering the world's most out-of-this world dining
- My dog Brewster is ready to stowaway for a spectacular adventure like this! Got to watch his space plans.
WORLD'S MOST AERODYNAMIC CAR
- China automotive brand Chery just unveiled a new concept EV that's inspired by the hydrodynamics of the tuna fish. Here's what we know:
- Chery calls the EV the world's most aerodynamic car
- Designed by AI simulator
- AI ran through 2000 different optimization cases to achieve the vehicle's expected record-setting drag efficient
- Mimics the sleek hydrodynamics of a tuna swimming
- EV has achieved a drag efficient of 0.168 Cd
- Chery is a top 10 automotive brand in China and exports its vehicles globally.
NEW SKIN CREAM HEALS SUN & CHEMICAL BURN DAMAGE
- It's being called a "miracle" skin cream that heals sunburn and chemical damage to the skin as soon as it's applied. Some key facts:
- Super melanin cream
- Developed in US by researchers at Northwestern University
- Repairs damage, accelerates healing and protects the skin
- Scientists say the regenerative power is so strong it may be used to help cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy
- Recreates what melanin does naturally but brings it to a much higher capacity
- Expected to be commercialized as a multi-purpose sun cream booster.
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