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A New Zealand beer company has created a machine that turns empty beer bottles into sand. DB Exports says the sand can then be used in construction projects that would otherwise take sand from beaches.

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While the US media scrambles to find out any minor details about future iPhone models, workers in China already know a lot about the device. Dejian Zeng, an NYU grad student who spent 6 weeks working undercover in a Pegatron iPhone factory in Shanghai, explains what the factory would do to prevent leaks as they transitioned into working on the iPhone 7.

Following is a transcript of the video:

"It’s impossible for workers to take photos or even carry some components out."

Dejian Zeng spent 6 weeks working at a Pegatron iPhone factory in China.

Here’s how they kept the iPhone 7 a secret.

"Workers know how popular the iPhone is in China.

And typically when we started producing the iPhone 7, a lot of workers think it’s very cool that they see the products that have not yet been published.

In the workshop, we were originally producing the iPhone 6s, and during that time that we were in the workshop, they were already building up some facilities or infrastructure to build the assembly line for iPhone 7.

And they had this big curtain that blocked everything.

So even though we were in the same workshop, we saw nothing.

And later on, we were moved to another sub-factory building to do work there for a while, because they need to rebuild the assembly line that we are working on also.

After a while, we were moved back to the factory, and we had the new assembly line producing iPhone 7.

We have a locker room. That’s where workers changed their clothes, put their phones, their keys, all their metals.

We need to swipe our card, and they have facial recognition.

After you get in, you wait in line to go through a metal detector.

But that was during the time that I was producing iPhone 6s.

When I was producing iPhone 7, they increased their security level.

There were two metal detectors in the factories, and they also increased the sensitivity of it.

Like, for example, some girls have some bras that have metals in it.

All of a sudden, on that specific day, they couldn’t pass the security door, and they needed to go back and change everything.

Inside the factories, any kind of metal is not allowed.

So I don’t think anybody can bring a camera or something like that inside of the factories.

But high-level managers — they’re able to bring their phone.

So I’m not sure whether photos can get leaked by that.

But every time when they need to go through the metal detectors, the security will ask those managers to press the button on their phone, so that they can see the screen.

Because I think there are some cases where they bring an iPhone and put it in a case of a fake phone and just carried it out.

A lot of the workers, on the first day they start producing it, we can tell that there’s no headphone jack there.

And then we can see that they have two cameras.

So those are some things that we can see and we can remember and we can tell the media later on.

There are cameras in the workshop, in every assembly line.

During the training, they told us that there are some cases where workers were trying to carry iPhones out of the factories and got caught, and they were being sent to the police.

So when I was producing iPhone 6, I did see Apple come for audits.

I think it was 2 or 3 times.

And every time when they come, the manger in the factories got very nervous.

They would tell us you need to follow the procedure and sit straight, and don’t talk.

Later on, when we started producing iPhone 7, you could see Apple staff there every single day."

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On May 7, the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida got a loud surprise. One of the Air Force's two secret X-37B space planes announced its re-entry to Earth with a loud sonic boom.

The plane is part of the Air Force's X-37 program. Not much is known about this program except that the Air Force has launched four missions since 2010.

Moreover, the plane that returned from orbit on May 7 stayed in space longer than any of the previous three missions. What are those space planes doing up in space?

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The C-Researcher model can dive 13,000 feet. It fits 2-3 people and has a spherical window for the best views of the deep sea.

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Dove has announced new limited-edition body wash bottles in the UK, which are meant to "spread beauty confidence." The only thing spreading around Twitter, however, are various jokes and memes about the marketing stunt.

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The show introduced viewers to a few more gods, and there were some hints about their past if you paid close attention. Do you know why there was a bear on the wall at Zorya's apartment? Here's a look at everything you might have missed the first time around.

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In 2016, Elon Musk presented a new product that may someday change the way we power our homes — it's called Solar Roof.

Solar Roof is the brainchild of the Tesla-owned company, SolarCity. Unlike traditional solar panels, which are bulky and attach to your current roof, Solar Roof is designed to look like traditional roofing shingles.

Partnered with a battery pack called the Tesla Power Wall, homes can use power generated from the sun at night.

Solar Roof became available for pre-order on May 10. After a $1,000 deposit, Solar Roof will cost homeowners around $21.85 per square foot.

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