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Chinese Scientists Develop World’s Lightest Brain Controller to Turn Bees into Cyborgs

Chinese Scientists Develop World’s Lightest Brain Controller to Turn Bees into Cyborgs

Researchers in China have created the world’s lightest brain controller, which can have the ability to direct the flight of bees. Made by a team from the Beijing Institute of Technology, this controller is able to connect bees to make them cyborgs. The cyborg bees could be sent on tactical missions for the ‘, for

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Axiom Mission 4 Rescheduled

Axiom Mission 4 Rescheduled: Indian Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla to Fly on June 22

As confirmed by Axiom Space, the Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) was rescheduled to June 22, 2025, after NASA conducted an assessment of continued work and maintenance in the Russian portion of the International Space Station (ISS). The Ax-4 mission will have a crew consisting of astronauts from India, Poland, Hungary, and the United States, and

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India to Build First-Ever Polar Research Vessel (PRV) in Collaboration with Norway

India to Build First-Ever Polar Research Vessel (PRV) in Collaboration with Norway

India is embarking on the construction of its first-ever Polar Research Vessel (PRV) through an MoU signed between GRSE and Norway’s Kongsberg.This vessel, to be used by NCPOR, will enhance India’s role in polar research and reflect its Make in India prowess.Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal, attending the Nor-Shipping 2025 event in Norway, also promoted India’s

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Elon Musk Launches XChat

Elon Musk Launches XChat

Elon Musk’s X has introduced XChat, a secure, cross-platform messaging app currently in beta for paid subscribers.Equipped with Bitcoin-like encryption, disappearing messages, and audio/video calling, the app represents Musk’s push to rival platforms like WhatsApp, Telegram, and WeChat.It reflects his broader vision to turn X into a super app with integrated services, potentially including AI-powered

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India Unveils Plans for E-Hansa

India Unveils Plans for E-Hansa

In a significant step towards green aviation and indigenous technological innovation, India has launched the development of the Electric Hansa (E-HANSA) — a next-generation, two-seater electric trainer aircraft.This initiative was revealed by Dr. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science & Technology, during a high-level review meeting with top science department officials.

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Google Unveils Beam

Google Unveils Beam: The Future of 3D Video Communication

Google Beam, the latest evolution of Project Starline, is set to revolutionize remote communication using AI-powered 3D video and light-field displays.It offers a realistic, dimensional video experience that enables users to read emotions and expressions as if meeting in person.With built-in speech translation and partnerships with global companies like Zoom, HP, and Deloitte, Google Beam

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Assam Introduces ‘Ankita’

Assam Introduces ‘Ankita’: India’s First AI News Anchor in Regional Language

Assam’s debut of AI anchor Ankita marks a pivotal move in digital governance and AI in media.Unveiled by CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, Ankita presented Cabinet highlights in Assamese, including the renaming of Dibrugarh Airport and a time grant for tea garden workers.While the initiative showcases technological innovation, it also raises concerns about employment displacement in

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NASA’s GRAIL Mission Solves Lunar Mystery of Moon’s Asymmetry

NASA’s GRAIL Mission Solves Lunar Mystery of Moon’s Asymmetry

NASA’s GRAIL mission, launched in 2011, has helped solve the puzzle of the Moon’s asymmetrical appearance.Using dual satellites Ebb and Flow, the mission mapped the Moon’s gravity field, revealing that the nearside has a thinner crust, higher heat levels, and was more volcanically active due to heat-producing elements like thorium and titanium.In contrast, the farside

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