China is building a new type of warship called the Type 076, which is an amphibious assault ship. This means it can support military operations on both land and water. Recent satellite images show that the ship is taking shape, and we’re starting to see its unique features, particularly its
A high-ranking official from the World Health Organization (WHO) believes that countries should consider restricting how young people use smartphones and other handheld devices. Dr. Natasha Azzopardi-Muscat, who leads a part of the WHO focused on health policies, likened the overuse of these gadgets to being addicted to tobacco. At
India’s space agency, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), has announced a thrilling new plan: they will send a satellite to Venus in early 2028! This mission is part of a larger and ambitious program that will cost about $147.1 million. ISRO wants to explore our solar system, which includes
As the vibrant city of Shanghai lights up with spectacular celebrations, its skyscrapers shine brightly in dazzling colors, showcasing China’s creativity and technological advancements. But beneath this colorful facade, a remarkable story unfolds—a small startup named Energy Singularity is quietly working on a groundbreaking project: nuclear fusion energy. What is
A big Chinese telecom company, China Telecom, recently announced that it has created two new artificial intelligence (AI) models using chips made entirely in China. This is a significant step in China’s mission to become self-sufficient in technology, especially as the United States tightens its rules on selling advanced chips
Scientists at CERN, home of the Large Hadron Collider, have just made an exciting discovery that could change how we understand the tiniest building blocks of our universe. They observed a super-rare event at the subatomic level, involving a particle called a kaon, which might help us learn more about
In a world where tech companies are fighting hard to hire the best talent in artificial intelligence (AI), Google has made a jaw-dropping decision by bringing back Noam Shazeer. Shazeer is a big name in the AI field, known for co-authoring a key research paper that sparked the AI revolution.
In a significant move, the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), made up of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso, has announced exciting plans to work with Russia’s space agency, Roscosmos, to launch two satellites. This collaboration aims to improve communication and security in their region, which faces many challenges. Why Satellites?
Imagine a world where complex weapons and military parts can be made quickly, cheaply, and with less waste. This is not science fiction—it’s happening right now thanks to 3D printing, also called additive manufacturing. This groundbreaking technology builds physical objects, layer by layer, using a digital design. It’s already being
