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North Korea’s latest spy satellite launch failed but will try again
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North Korea’s latest spy satellite launch failed but will try again

According to state media, North Korea's second endeavor to launch a spy satellite into orbit was unsuccessful on Thursday. The rocket's third stage encountered a malfunction, prompting space officials to announce a renewed attempt in October. North Korea tried again to send a spy satellite into space on August 24, 2023. They used a new rocket called Chollima-1 to carry the satellite Malligyong-1. But something went wrong during the third part of the rocket's journey, and the launch didn't work. The North Korean space agency, called the National Aerospace Development Administration (NADA), said they will try launching the satellite again in October. They want to figure out what went wrong this time before they try again. This is the second time in a few months that North Korea cou...
Turkish Engineers Made a Real-Life Transformer.
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Turkish Engineers Made a Real-Life Transformer.

Turkish Engineers made a transformer in real life look like in movies. They invented a car that transform into a robot in 30 seconds. Turkish Engineer turns his invention into real life. The transformer robotic car is known as Antinom. The engineers changed its name afterwards to Letrons. The transforming car presented to the public and the media during the test drive in Ankara. BMW give the idea of a real-life transformer car. It is a BMW 3-series robotic car. Letron can turn from car to robot in 30 seconds. However, the robotic Letron can buy in Abu Dhabi. The engineering company built a car with the help of 12 engineering workers. The project of the transformer car completed in 8 months. Letvision company start this project. While the company give the name Letrons to this tran...
Russia’s Dream To Conquer Moon Has Shattered Today
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Russia’s Dream To Conquer Moon Has Shattered Today

Russia's attempt to send a spacecraft to the moon failed after the Luna-25 crashed into the moon's surface. Russia's space agency, Roskosmos, lost contact with the spacecraft on Saturday after it had trouble getting into its planned landing path. This was Russia's first moon mission in 47 years. Russia's attempt to launch its first moon mission in decades has tragically ended in failure as the Luna-25 spacecraft collided with the Moon's surface. This unfortunate incident not only represents a setback for Russia's space ambitions. But also highlights the complexities and challenges inherent in space exploration. The Luna-25 mission was a significant endeavor for Russia's space agency, Roscosmos. As it aimed to mark the country's return to lunar exploration after a 47-year hiatus ...
India and Russia Are in Battle to Land on Moon Surface
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India and Russia Are in Battle to Land on Moon Surface

Russia launched its first lunar landing spacecraft after 47 years on 11 August. This mission comes as the landing date for India's Chandrayaan-3 approaches. The timeline of their landing on the Moon surface could match or could even narrowly beat Chandrayaan-3. India's Chandrayaan-3 and Russia's Luna-25 are currently vying for the historic distinction of becoming the inaugural spacecraft to touch down on the southern polar region of the Moon. Chandrayaan-3, launched on July 14, 2023, successfully transitioned into lunar orbit by August 5. Its much-anticipated lunar landing is programmed for the period of August 23-24, marking a significant step in India's space endeavors. In parallel, Luna-25, lifted off on August 9, 2023. It is also slated for a touchdown on the Moon's south...
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Says AI is a Tidal Wave as Big as Internet
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Says AI is a Tidal Wave as Big as Internet

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella highlighted the need for responsible and ethical practices in its development and deployment. AI is rapidly developing and implementing in various industries. It is to consider the ethical implications of its use. Microsoft founder Bill Gates sent a memo to his employees calling the internet a tide wave. It will be critical to all aspects of the company's business. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said the result of AI will be profound. He said AI is a Tidal wave as big as the internet previous in 1995. Microsoft's focus on AI and the $10 billion bets on Open Artificial Intelligence was not a coincidence. Satya Nadella believes that the effect of Artificial Intelligence on business will be important as the effect of the internet. Nadella believes he and...