In February 2021, NASA Ingenuity Helicopter landed on Mars aboard the Perseverance rover to fly around the Martian terrain. The Martian helicopter has successfully accomplished several milestones after operating for over 1000 Martian days or sols now. After recording this great success, NASA is now planning to send a massive solar-powered electric plane to Mars. This concept […]
An 11-year-old British boy, Yusuf Shah recently achieved an IQ score higher than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. Shah participated in the Mensa test and scored 162 which is higher than the IQs of Einstein and Hawking which was about 160 according to a report published by the Yorkshire Evening Post. Shah studies in class six
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Lockheed Martin recently announced its plan to test its super innovative regenerative 5G satellites in orbit next year. The firm named this sophisticated technology 5G.MIL. Lockheed Martin self-funded the project to demonstrate 5G connectivity with the aid of space-based infrastructure. The primary goal of this program is to give military high-speed wireless communications of 5G
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On October 27, Illusionist David Copperfield announced his plans to make the moon disappear. How could this be possible, technologically? Well, Copperfield is known for making the Status of Liberty disappear and making other legendary illusions. When the world thought they had seen the best of Copperfield, the legendary illusionist recently appeared on the Today show to say;
Antarctica, which is the coldest continent on our planet is losing its ice. Since this region is the world’s freezer, scientists are worried about the impact Antarctic ice melting will have on Earth. A team led by Cornell University researchers recently published a study suggesting the role of crevasses in the icy continent. Scientists discovered
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The history of telescopes began centuries ago. The first known record of a telescope was traced back to the Netherlands in 1608. Historians revealed that a patent was filed by Middelburg eyeglass manufacturer, Hans Lippershey to the Dutch Parliament on October 2, 1608, for his unique eyeglasses. Lippershey revealed that his glasses could possibly see
Most modern telescopes are made with highly sophisticated materials such as steel, zinc alloys, and a lot more. However, Malick Ndiaye, a 12-year-old boy from Senegal, West Africa decided to think outside the box by using other materials to build a homemade telescope that can observe the surface of the moon. Ndiaye used some old
Many people believe that our planet is a giant computer Simulation being controlled by some advanced alien civilizations. However, some scientists have a different opinion about this. But are we living in a simulation? During a recent interview with Big Think, Michio Kaku, the renowned American Theoretical Physicist and futurist answered this question with simple terms.
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Humans cannot do without visiting the bathroom. Hence, whether astronauts are on Earth or in Space, they still require to poop and pee whenever the need arises. But unlike visiting the toilet on Earth, the crew are mandated to abide by certain rules to safely use the toilet in space. So how do astronauts poop
Japan’s iSpace recently revealed its plan for future missions after winning a $55 million NASA moon landing deal. On Thursday, September 28, the company’s representatives made several announcements revealing the firm’s goals to become one of the major players in moon exploration in the near future. iSpace officials boldly revealed that the company would be