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19/01/2025

TikTok has gone offline in the United States. It's like the ban has begun. The social media users in the United States woke up to realize that the app no more operates in the country. The Chinese social media was battling legal cases in the US over privacy and Data law violation. There were reports that the country would execute this ban, but many Americans did not believe it would be realistic, until the early morning of January 19. Meanwhile, over 170 Americans use TikTok. This is not just a big blow to the company, but the users, some of which earn a living from the platform's content creation.

31/12/2024

Robots may soon be able to read your emotions

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31/12/2024

24/10/2024

This is Your Future Baby Mama ☺️
Imagine having an AI robot that can nurture your child from the time of fertilization to the maturity of the foetus and birth. That is what Elon Musk is trying to do. Of course, we all know how determined Musk can be if he sees a future potential in any project. Tesla, Neuralink, and SpaceX reusable spacecrafts are typical examples. This is going to greatly transform the world of medicine positively, especially for those who cannot bear children due to certain ailments, and will also reduce pregnancy-related complications and death. Unfortunately, the negative social impact is going to be great. The main concern here is that we cannot escape technology, its benefits and disadvantages. We need to prepare our minds for what the future has in store for mankind, for good-better-best and for bad-worse-worst.

19/10/2024

The funny moment Tesla's Optimus (robot) decided to dance like Elon Musk. Watch cloud cheering. Welcome to the future of technology


Credit: Tesla

17/10/2024

This is the actual interior of the Robobus/van. Welcome to the future of technology

16/10/2024

Europa Clipper is on its way to Jupiter's moon:
NASA has successfully launched Europa Clipper aboard SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket. The spacecraft is on its way from our ocean world to another to study if the condition on Europa is suitable for life. Welcome to the future!



Photocredit: NASA

15/10/2024

Police departments have begun deploying Tesla Cybertrucks. Welcome to the future!

Credit: Irvine Police

13/10/2024

History is made today!

The first-ever launch pad catch of a rocket in human history. Imagine catching a the 400-ft Starship (that's like catching a 35 story building falling from sky just before it hits the ground."

The level of engineering brilliance it took to achieve this is almost beyond comprehension. The future of STEM is unimaginable.

Congratulations to the entire team on an exciting fifth flight test of the Starship!

13/10/2024

Welcome to the future. Elon Musk launches the first prototype of Tesla's Robovan known as . Robobus is an electric, autonomous vehicle roughly the size of a bus, designed for transporting people around high density areas. It will carry up to 20 people at a time and also transport goods, according to Musk.


Video credit: X@elonmusk

11/10/2024

Amazing interview between Optimus (robot) and human.
Human: What is the hardest thing in being a robot?
Optimus: Trying to be as human as you guys are. 😂😂😂

Welcome to the future of tech



Credit: Tesla Owners Silicon Valley

11/10/2024

This is a video simulation of SpaceX Flight 5 spaceship. SpaceX announced that this super heavy booster is awaiting certain regulatory approval later this week. Once it is approved, the test flight is expected to be launched on the 13th of October. This flight test is expected to include the first attempted "catch" of the Super Heavy booster using the Orbital Launch Mount tower at the Starbase launch site in Texas, United States of America.

Video Source: X

20/09/2024

This is the only save means of communication. Every other one can be traced, tracked, hacked or implicated. Lol

20/09/2024

Chinese researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery that could revolutionize military technology. They claim to have developed a method to detect stealth aircraft using SpaceX's Starlink satellites. This breakthrough could give the Chinese military a significant advantage in tracking hard-to-detect targets.

The researchers conducted experiments using a DJI Phantom 4 Pro drone to simulate a stealth aircraft. By using a ground-based radar system, they successfully detected the drone thanks to radiation emitted by a Starlink satellite flying over the Philippines.

This method is revolutionary because stealth aircraft are designed to evade radar detection by reflecting electromagnetic waves differently. However, the researchers' detection system is unaffected by the target's three-dimensional shape and surface material. This means it can potentially detect any object, regardless of its stealth capabilities.

The system works by identifying disruptions in the electromagnetic waves emitted by Starlink satellites when an object passes between the satellite and a ground-based antenna. This disturbance can be picked up by radar, providing a new way to spot stealth aircraft. With thousands of Starlink satellites already in orbit, this technology opens a new frontier for radar detection.

Interestingly, this discovery comes after prior reports of Chinese researchers developing ways to disable Starlink satellites if they posed a national security threat. While this stealth detection method has only been tested on low-altitude drones, its potential to track larger targets like fighter jets is being closely monitored.

This breakthrough has significant implications for military technology and could change the dynamics of warfare. It is a testament to the innovative capabilities of Chinese researchers and the potential of space-based technology for military applications.






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19/09/2024

Everyday Technology Keeps Transforming the Course of Warfare:
On Tuesday September 17, chaos rocked Lebanon as thousands of pagers belonging to Hezbollah exploded synchronously across the country. About 3000 people, mostly members of Hezbollah armed group were reported fatally injured while close to a dozen were died instantly. The operation is alleged to has been carried by Israel through a joint operation between Mossad and the IDF. There are speculations as to how Israel was able to coordinate such an intelligent attack, what Hezbollah refers to as "A Major Security Breach for Decades".

Some believe that Israel sent a malware that heated up the pagers leading to such an unprecedented explosions. However, experts argued that if that was the case, the pagers would not explode synchronously. The US intelligence suggest that some tiny explosives might have been embedded into the devices either by the manufacturer or through the supply chain before it was distributed to armed group. According to a report, Pentaerythritol tetranitrate (PETN), which is a highly explosive material, was reportedly placed by Mossad agents in the batteries of the pagers. Thereafter, a fake message was transmitted that initiated a software activation.

The explosion of Hezbollah pager is one of the most intelligent military operation in recent human history. There had never been a case where there is such a successful target operation against a terrorist group. What makes this operation intriguing is that pagers are not prone to mobile cyber attacks or security breach as mobile phones. Hezbollah resorted to using pagers in recently years to prevent Israel from tracking their activities and intelligent conversations.

Meanwhile, Hezbollah sympathizers have accused Taiwan of part-taking in the operation as the devices were manufactured in Taiwan. It is not clear if this is true as no one can understand how Israel carried out the attack.
While war is not something to celebrate, this Israeli attack against Hezbollah is a major military breakthrough and shows how much technology can transform the course of warfare.

18/09/2024

IS OUR PLANET AT RISK OF GETTING STRIKE?
A STADIUM-SIZED ASTEROID FLYING 'RELATIVELY CLOSE' TO EARTH

NASA is monitoring asteroid 2024 ON, a massive 1,150-foot by 590-foot object moving at 20,000 mph.

It passed within 621,000 miles of Earth on Tuesday morning, close enough to be deemed "potentially hazardous"—though there's no risk of impact.

Experts say such asteroids come this close every 5-10 years.

The last major impact was in Russia in 2013.

2024 ON is one of five asteroids passing by Earth this week.

Sources: Fox

17/09/2024

The Blindsight device from Neuralink will enable even those who have lost both eyes and their optic nerve to see.

Provided the visual cortex is intact, it will even enable those who have been blind from birth to see for the first time.

To set expectations correctly, the vision will be at first be low resolution, like Atari graphics, but eventually it has the potential be better than natural vision and enable you to see in infrared, ultraviolet or even radar wavelengths, like Geordi La Forge.

Credit: US_FDA