SpaceX rejects FAA report on Starlink satellite dangers
SpaceX has publicly rejected a recent report by the FAA that raises concerns about the potential dangers posed by the Starlink satellite.
Rare solar eclipses to grace America this Saturday
Residents across America are in for a treat as they prepare to witness two remarkable celestial events in the coming months.
Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip to be unveiled later this month
Qualcomm, a name synonymous with innovation, is all set to unveil its much-anticipated flagship offering this month.
Nokia C21 makes its debut in Pakistan
With a budget friendly price, the Nokia C21 presents an enticing combination of nostalgia and practicality for consumers in Pakistan.
Antitrust trial reveals Google’s monopoly power over mobile apps and Samsung’s struggles
Landmark antitrust trial against Google continues to shed light on the tech giant's alleged abuse of its monopoly.
Record-Breaking Ozone Hole Over Antarctica Detected
Satellite data has disclosed that the Antarctic ozone hole has expanded to a size nearly three times that of Brazil.
Nobel Prize in Chemistry Honors Quantum Dots Pioneers
As quantum dots continue to evolve and become more widely adopted, the future of medicine looks brighter than ever.
Oxford to host event discussing AI and its potential to replace humans
Five renowned experts, each poised to share their unique insights on the intriguing question: "Will artificial intelligence replace us?".
Google Celebrates 25th Birthday
Google's 25-year journey from a dorm room project to an internet giant is a testament to the power of innovation and determination.
Existence of liquid found on an exoplanet 124 light-years away from Earth
K2-18b, an exoplanet located approximately 124 light-years from Earth, has emerged as a significant object of study.
China Denies Plans to Ban iPhone Amid Security Concerns
China's denial of plans to ban iPhones provides a sigh of relief for both Apple and its Chinese user base.
Captivating “earthquake lights” in Morocco
Earthquake lights make their appearance just before seismic upheavals, leaving both dedicated researchers and casual onlookers spellbound.