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The world may be ending, but some really rad selfies are, like, blowing up on our feed. Newsweek: To the delight of Instagram aficionados around the world, Australia's bright pink lakes may be increasing in number, thanks to climate change. The bubblegum-pink lakes found in the south of Western Australia draw vast numbers of tourists every year.…
"Because pink lakes tend to be at the more saline end of salt lakes, we are probably expecting to see more pink lakes," an ecologist said.
At first people were concerned the colour change was down to water pollution from a nearby dump - but scientists have said the Barbie-like colouring could actually be natural.
The London-based company just wrapped up its inaugural remote racing series and hopes to host its first crewed flying car races in 2024.