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Richard Branson Becomes the First Billionaire to Reach Space
Richard Branson, the thrill-seeking billionaire, has entered space on his own winged rocket ship, bringing Astro-tourism one step closer to reality. -
New Amazon CEO Andy Jassy's First Memo Cites Things He Learned From Jeff Bezos
Incoming Amazon Chief Executive Officer Andy Jassy appealed to employees to "stay giddied up" in a memo sent on Tuesday night. Jassy also spoke about Amazon Web Services -
China Plans to Divert an Asteroid in 2031 by Firing 900 Ton Rockets Into It
The National Space Science Centre showcases China's plans to divert a planet killer asteroid in 2031 that will zoom too close to the earth. This will be only one of many plans to divert possible cataclysmic impacts from near-earth objects (NEOS). -
Fort Lauderdale Approves Elon Musk's Company Proposal for Beach Tunnel
Local lawmakers approves Elon Musk's Boring Company proposal to Fort Lauderdale to create tunnel that would transport passengers from the city's downtown area to the beach. -
Donald Trump Sues Facebook, Twitter, Google For "Breach of Freedom of Speech" to Recover Accounts
Former President Donald Trump announced he is suing Facebook, Twitter, and Google in an attempt to recover his blocked accounts. -
How Courier Companies Are Implementing Digitalization?
Nowadays, you would find almost every field of business implementing digitization and the main purpose is to improve the services and enhance the human experience by using the right technology to provide the resources. -
US Navy Went All Out to Modernize Iowa Class Battleships, Here’s What You Need to Know
In the 1980s, the US Navy decided to modernize the Iowa Class battleship after they were put back into service. This is the time when many ideas llike supercarriers were floated, as the next upgrades for the large battlehips but was not push through. -
7 Things to Know About Electric Vehicles Before You Make the Switch
You’re ready to make your next big vehicle purchase and you’re thinking about trading in your old car for something more cost-efficient and tech-forward. An electric vehicle would check those boxes while being better for the environment, making it a win for you and for the planet. -
Why F-14 Tomcat Is Not An Ordinary Plane to Mess With
A carrier-based interceptor and a 4th generation fighter, the F-14 Tomcat proved to be a lethal fighter that guarded the strike carrier group in the air. But, when the cold war ended the plane had to be replaced by the F/A-18 Hornet and the rest is history. -
Russian-Speaking Hackers Demand $70 Million in Bitcoin in the Recent Ransomware Attack
A gang of Russian-speaking hackers has claimed responsibility for a major ransomware assault that affected 200 U.S. businesses and hundreds more across the globe during the holiday weekend. -
Three Popular Kids Streaming Services in 2021: Pros and Cons
The days when kids decamped to the living room for their favorite Saturday morning cartoons on local news channels are long gone. These days, it’s all about the streaming platforms, and many kids have even ditched the family TV entirely in favor of handheld devices. -
How To Get Started Copy Trading On Covesting
Copy trading is one of today’s hottest strategies to make money in crypto and other volatile markets. Rather than performing technical analysis and waiting to enter and manage positions themselves, followers can copy the trades of someone with more experience and ride their winning trades toward profitability. -
DDG-1000 Zumwalt Destroyer Needs More Features to be Called a Battleship
The new DDG-1000 Zumwalt is said to be a battleship, but it seems it is only suited to be a destroyer. Most of its armament limits it to shore bombardment. -
UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopter Survives Minimal Damage and Keeps Flying
The UH-60 Black Hawk is one of the most capable rotorcraft developed for the US Armed Forces, with everything needed to complete any mission it is tasked to finish. -
New Chinese Submarine Without Nuclear Reactor Features Unusual Sail
Images of a new Chinese submarine features unusual sail that caught the attention of western media. The new type classified as Type-039C/D is the latest addition to the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) in a bid to increase China's naval force.
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