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Internet Sleuths Identify Mysterious Wheeled Object on China's Chang'e-6 Lander: Could This Be a Mini Rover?

- 8-05-2024, 00:24
Following the successful launch of the spacecraft, the China Association for Science and Technology published new images of the lander. Internet detectives quickly noticed a small grey object with wheels secured to the side. It resembles a mini rover, but its purpose remains unknown.

South Korea successfully launches second military spy satellite into orbit

South Korea, which plans to launch a total of five military spy satellites by 2025, is in a race with North Korea to expand its surveillance capabilities amid rising tension on the Korean Peninsula.

8-04-2024, 01:30

Why Kuwait Is Building The Sabah Al Ahmad Sea City?!

If you want to know about The Sabah Al Ahmad Sea City, the strange project that Kuwait has started building, stay with us to know more about that!

7-04-2024, 03:25

NEOM, Saudi Arabia's Megaprojects Explained

In this article, we discuss Saudi Arabia's megaprojects, particularly, the NEOM, and the different aspects of these projects. Stay with us...

4-04-2024, 13:49

NASA wants to design new clock for the moon, where time passes quickly

"A lunar atomic clock will have a distinct ticking rate compared to an Earthly clock," stated NASA's chief communications and navigation officer Kevin Coggins. "It makes sense to visit a different body, such as the moon or Mars that each one gets its own heartbeat.”

3-04-2024, 05:00

Data from 73M current, past customers leaked on dark web: AT&T

According to AT&T, the impacted data set looks to be from 2019 or before and affects roughly 65.4 million former account holders and 7.6 million current consumers.

31-03-2024, 17:00

New technology can help blind people to hear and feel April's total solar eclipse

At public events on April 8, when a total solar eclipse occurs throughout North America and the moon blocks out the sun for a brief period of time , sound and touch devices will be available.

30-03-2024, 09:00

School boards in Canada sue social media companies over negative effects on students

The social media sites have been "negligently designed for compulsive use, [and] have rewired the way children think, behave, and learn," according to the school boards, which are suing for damages total in roughly $2.9 billion (four billion Canadian dollars).

29-03-2024, 11:30

Astronomers discover 49 new galaxies in less than three hours

49 new galaxies in our night sky are as precious as gold nugget

28-03-2024, 23:56

China Counters Cyberattack Accusations from US and UK

Beijing Asserts Victimhood and Calls for Collaboration Amid Allegations of State-Sponsored Cyberattacks, Criticizing Evidence and Hypocrisy from Accusers

27-03-2024, 00:03