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Devil Comet, Bigger Than Mt. Everest, Heading Towards Earth

20Oct

By Aqsa Azam1 Comment

Sci-Tech

Devil Comet, Bigger Than Mt. Everest, Heading Towards Earth

A massive comet, named the "Devil Comet" due to its horn-like appearance, is approaching Earth, three times the size of Mount Everest. It might be visible without a telescope in April 2024. Scientists are not worried about it hitting Earth. People are making jokes and wondering if it will affect their daily lives. Scientists have announced that a comet is hurtling towards Earth, much larger than Mount Everest. In fact, it's three times bigger. They call it the "Devil Comet" because it looks like it has horns. They said this enormous comet known as 12P/Pons-Brooks might be visible without a telescope as it gets closer to Earth. All you need to know about the Devil Comet On October 5 and October 7, the Devil Comet erupted. This event provided astronomers with extra footage that ...

India Plans to Send Humans to Moon by 2040

19Oct

By Aqsa Azam1 Comment

Sci-Tech

India Plans to Send Humans to Moon by 2040

India's space program has made significant progress in recent years, and this is an ambitious but achievable goal. A human mission to the Moon by 2040 would be a major milestone for India. It would also be a significant contribution to global space exploration. New Delhi, India: India's government announced on Tuesday that it is working towards sending an astronaut to the moon by 2040. This announcement came along with instructions from Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the space department to develop plans for a space station, which is expected to be operational by 2035. India's space program achieved a significant milestone in August. When it successfully landed a spacecraft near the unexplored south pole of the moon. This accomplishment made India the first country to achieve such...

NASA Unveils Discoveries Shedding Light On Earth’s Origins

13Oct

By Aqsa Azam3 Comments

Sci-Tech

NASA Unveils Discoveries Shedding Light On Earth’s Origins

NASA scientists have revealed new findings from the OSIRIS-REx mission to the asteroid Bennu. The findings suggest that Bennu contains organic molecules that are essential for life. The asteroid could have played a role in delivering these molecules to Earth's origins in its history. Recent revelations from the OSIRIS-REx mission have left scientists astounded. The unearthing of organic compounds on Bennu suggests a pivotal role asteroids may have played in seeding Earth's origins with life's fundamental ingredients in its early days. NASA found something really special on an asteroid called Bennu, which is super far away - almost 60 million miles! They collected old, dark dust and pieces from it, which is the biggest collection ever brought back to Earth. This stuff is so import...

Pakistan on Track to Launch 5G Services by August 2024

6Oct

By Aqsa Azam3 Comments

Latest, Pakistan, Sci-Tech

Pakistan on Track to Launch 5G Services by August 2024

In a significant stride towards embracing cutting-edge technology, Pakistan is primed to introduce 5G services and mobile connectivity nationwide, with a scheduled rollout set for August 2024, as confirmed by the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication on Tuesday. Pakistan is getting ready to bring in super-fast 5G internet all over the country by August 2024. This is a big step forward in using advanced technology. It means Pakistan will join other vital countries that also have 5G services. The decision to do this comes from people wanting faster and better phone and internet services. To make sure everything goes smoothly, the Ministry of Information Technology will get help from an expert from another country. They've asked for advice from the Pakistan Teleco...

Chinese Scientist Challenges India’s Moon Landing Claim

3Oct

By Aqsa Azam3 Comments

Global, Latest, Sci-Tech

Chinese Scientist Challenges India’s Moon Landing Claim

China's Foreign Ministry explained that the Indian spacecraft only softly touched the moon's surface but didn't reach the south pole. They added that they have strong proof to back up their statement. India's Space Research Organization (ISRO) insists that their Chandrayaan-2 craft did indeed land on the moon's south pole. India and China, two space exploration powerhouses, are in a heated race to conquer the moon's uncharted territories. India's Chandrayaan-3 rover recently accomplished a historic landing near the lunar South Pole. However, this feat has sparked a debate, with a leading Chinese scientist questioning the magnitude of India's achievement. Ouyang Ziyuan, a key figure in China's lunar exploration initiative, expressed doubts about the landing of Chandrayaan-3 in an in...