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Japan’s Moon lander has resumed operations after being shut for a week due to a power supply issue. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency said it re-established contact with the lander Sunday night, indicating that the glitch had been fixed. Its solar cells are working again after a shift in lighting conditions allowed it to catch sunlight, the agency said. It could ...

In a remarkable turn of events, scientists have successfully retrieved pieces of the extraordinary asteroid 2024 BX1 that made a dazzling entrance into Earth’s atmosphere over Germany. This unprecedented discovery promises to unlock the mysteries hidden within the vastness of space. The fragments of Asteroid 2024 BX1, which captivated sky-gazers with its mesmerizing celestial display, have now become the subject ...

Australian researchers are making groundbreaking strides in the development of the world’s first human brain-scale computer, which is scheduled to go live next year. This pioneering project aims to revolutionize computational capabilities and open up new frontiers in the field of neuroscience. The team of Australian scientists is at the forefront of this ambitious endeavor, pushing the boundaries of technological ...

Software outsourcing has become a quintessential part of today’s business landscape, offering an array of benefits from cost efficiency to accessing global talent. As the demand for innovative technology solutions skyrockets, companies must explore avenues that enable them to remain competitive and agile. Outsourcing has emerged as a strategic tool, allowing businesses to focus on core competencies while delegating software ...

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has recently revealed its plans to implement end-to-end encryption for both social media platforms. This significant step aims to enhance user privacy and security while ensuring that sensitive information remains confidential. In a statement released by Loredana Crisan, Head of Messenger on the Meta website said, “We take our responsibility to protect ...