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The Canadian government has ordered the closure of TikTok app’s operations in Canada. This decision is based on national security concerns linked to its Chinese parent company, ByteDance Ltd. However, the government is not blocking Canadians from accessing the TikTok app or creating content. Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne confirmed the decision on Wednesday. He explained …
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SpaceX will make history, on Friday, by performing a crucial reboost of the International Space Station (ISS) for the first time. A Dragon cargo spacecraft, currently docked to the ISS, will fire its engines for 12.5 minutes to push the station to a higher orbit. NASA officials confirmed the details during a press conference on …
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Garaj, Pakistan’s leading cloud services and cybersecurity solutions provider by Jazz, announced a strategic partnership with Standard Chartered Bank to create a regional availability zone in Pakistan. This collaboration aims to enhance the bank’s operational resilience and customer experience across multiple countries. The partnership will play a key role in the bank’s digital transformation efforts …
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Pakistan is set to establish a network of modern IT parks. These parks aim to provide young professionals with the resources to launch their innovative ideas. The goal is to boost the national economy and support digital growth. The IT parks will serve as incubators for start-ups and entrepreneurs. They will offer space and infrastructure …
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Today marks a significant milestone in space exploration as NASA’s Parker Solar Probe completes its seventh swing past Venus. This flyby will be the probe’s final maneuver around the planet before it embarks on its journey to within 3.8 million miles of the sun’s surface. This will make the Parker Solar Probe the closest human-made …
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Space exploration faces a growing sustainability issue. Most satellites are made of aluminum, and when they re-enter Earth’s atmosphere, they burn up, releasing harmful chemicals, including aluminum oxides. These chemicals could harm the ozone layer. The problem is worsening as more satellites are launched each year. To address this, Japanese researchers developed a wooden satellite …
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With the recent success of the iPhone 16 series and its performance upgrades, Apple has raised the bar once again. But if you’re eyeing the iPhone 16 Pro, it may be worth waiting for the anticipated iPhone 17 Pro. Rumors suggest the next model will introduce several groundbreaking features that could redefine the user experience. …
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Supermassive black holes sit at the centers of nearly every galaxy. Understanding how these giants formed has puzzled astronomers for years. Initially, it seemed straightforward: these black holes developed where matter concentrated over billions of years. However, new discoveries have altered this narrative, suggesting a more complex formation process. Feeding Frenzy of Black Holes Recent …
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On November 4, 2024, NASA astronauts onboard the International Space Station (ISS) are ensuring their voices are heard in the U.S. election by casting votes from orbit. Despite being far from home, four American astronauts—Don Pettit, Nick Hague, Butch Wilmore, and Suni Williams—are taking advantage of secure voting systems to participate in this crucial civic …
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Dublin was filled with Halloween revelers last night, all expecting a lively Halloween parade through the city’s center. However, there was one major issue—no such parade had actually been organized. Crowds gathered along a supposed route from Parnell Square to Temple Bar, only to find out that the entire event was based on misinformation. AI-Generated …
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