Double Stuf Oreos aren't double stuffed. A high school math teacher in Queensbury, New York had his class weigh 10 of each kind, then weigh the plain wafers separately and subtract them out. Double Stuf came in at 1.86 times the filling of a regular Oreo. Mega Stuf came in at 2.68.
Nabisco said the recipe calls for double the creme and they weren't familiar with what happened in the classroom. Insider ran the same test later and got about the same number.
“Impulse Space’s Series D round grows to $808M as backlog expands”
$308M more behind the people, products, and manufacturing bringing in-space mobility to more missions. 🚀
Read the @Reuters exclusive: https://t.co/fMdwrXAEYP
Following our $808M Series D extension, Tom Mueller (@lrocket) joined Edward Ludlow (@EdLudlow) to talk about the growth behind the round and where we’re putting that capital to work.
Huge thanks to the @Bloomberg team for having us!
Watch the full video: https://t.co/ox3xp5TfaF
We've raised an additional $308M to continue expanding our team, products, and facilities as we accelerate humanity's future beyond Earth. This raise brings our combined Series D round to $808M, continuing a period of significant growth for our company.
We're scaling because our customers need more than just access to space, they need to be able to move dynamically once they're there. That's why we're building vehicles that can maneuver precisely, respond quickly, reach new destinations, and adapt on orbit.
We're excited to continue building a full spectrum of in-space mobility capabilities for the space industry.
Read the full announcement: https://t.co/lbYQV6XNhw
Senior Director of Global Parental Advocacy Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov shares a few practical strategies that can help families manage screen-time now that kids are back in school. Learn more👇
https://t.co/qsYAZcwQme
Achievement unlocked!
Reward: More years of fuel!
We have completed Roman's first course correction so accurately that it conserved years of fuel for the mission!
Learn more: https://t.co/t1mOufYvg2
Hyundai Motor Group says it is “deliberately delaying” the timeline of its autonomous driving system, betting that a slower rollout focused on data collection and machine learning will let it overtake Tesla's FSD "within five years."
“We believe Atria AI could move faster if we pushed with everything we have. But we made a strategic decision to slow down. Rushing into mass production now risks delivering a middling Level 2++ system, far short of our real target.
Through 2027, we'll focus on bringing driving, parking and active-safety features to a high level of polish at the product level. 2028 will be devoted to gathering vast amounts of edge-case data to build a genuinely safe product. And 2029 is when we'll prepare for safety certification, not just in Korea but in North America and Europe as well.”