Dubai Launches Free Wi-Fi at Bus and Marine Stations Initiative Aims to Boost Smart City Vision and Enhance Passenger Experience In a major digital transformation move, Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has rolled out free Wi-Fi services at 43 key public transportation stations, including 21 bus stations and 22 marine transport terminals. According to … Read more
🚀 A Game-Changing Moment in Supersonic Aviation Supersonic travel is no longer just a futuristic dream. A US-based aerospace company, Venus Aerospace, has successfully tested a cutting-edge propulsion system that could dramatically reduce international flight times. 🔥 The Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine (RDRE) In a groundbreaking test conducted on May 14 at Spaceport America in … Read more
This feature makes it easier to retrieve important updates without scrolling through the entire channel history Instant messaging platform WhatsApp is introducing a feature to browse photos, videos, GIFs, and links of channel accounts and it is available to beta testers. Similar to starred messages in individual and group chats, the feature will allow users … Read more
Scientists have claimed to have discovered a new color that no human has ever seen before. According to reports from international news agencies, researchers state that by stimulating specific cells in the retina, they observed a blend of blue and green — a new color they’ve named “Ollo.” However, some experts suggest that the existence … Read more
🔭 Euclid Telescope Captures Over 26 Million Galaxies in a Week-Long Observation The European Space Agency (ESA) has unveiled the first set of cosmic data captured by the Euclid Space Telescope. Scientists believe this data will significantly contribute to understanding dark matter and dark energy, two of the universe’s greatest mysteries. 🌌 What Does the … Read more
🔍 Overfishing Pushing Sharks Toward Extinction Sharks, often perceived as symbols of fear, are now facing a global extinction threat due to excessive fishing activities. A research team led by marine scientists has revealed that shark populations are declining at an alarming rate, and merely releasing caught sharks back into the ocean is not enough … Read more
Russian authorities have blocked Telegram Messenger in two regions over security threats, fearing that enemy forces may exploit the platform for militant activities. According to the Minister of Digital Development in Dagestan, security services have observed an increase in militant activities in the predominantly Muslim regions of Dagestan and Chechnya. 🔴 Why Did Russia Block … Read more
Melbourne-based Cortical Labs has unveiled the world’s first commercial biological computer powered by human brain cells, named CL-1, at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 held in Barcelona from March 3-6. Described as a “brain in a box,” this revolutionary technology has the potential to transform artificial intelligence and robotics. The CL-1 computer utilizes lab-grown … Read more
Tiangong Space Station Awaits Pakistani Astronauts for Training Pakistan is set to send its first astronauts into space, a historic step that will significantly boost science and technology in the country. Chinese Astronauts to Provide Training Pakistani astronauts will receive specialized training from their Chinese counterparts at the Tiangong Space Station. This collaboration will further … Read more
Google Begins Testing AI-Only Search Tool with Gemini 2.0 Tech giant Google has started testing an AI-only search tool, which is part of its broader plan to integrate artificial intelligence across its platform. Powered by Gemini 2.0, this new AI mode revolutionizes search by providing spoken answers instead of displaying traditional links. How Does It … Read more
