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Novel Technique For Tracking Eruptions From Sun To Be Used In India’s First…
New Delhi: Scientists have developed a new technique to track the huge bubbles of gas, threaded with magnetic field lines, which are ejected from the sun disrupting space weather and causing…
Twitter Now Supports Adding Stickers To Fleets
San Francisco: Twitter has announced that it is adding stickers to its ephemeral, Snapchat Stories-like Fleets, which are available for users on both the Android and iOS platforms.
While…
PUBG Lite To Shut Down Globally On April 29
New Delhi: The low-end version of the battle royale game PUBG called Lite is officially closing down on April 29.
PUBG Lite was introduced in 2019 for entry-level mobile devices. The…
YouTube Experimenting With Hiding Dislikes To Protect Creators
New Delhi: Google-owned YouTube has confirmed it is experimenting with hiding dislikes to protect creators and channels from targeted attacks to downvote their videos.
YouTube said in a…
1st All-Electric Kia Car Can Do 500 Kms On Single Charge
Seoul: Taking Elon Musk-run Tesla head on, South Korea's No 2 automaker Kia on Tuesday unveiled the EV6, its first all-electric model built on a dedicated platform that can travel over 500…
Spotify Launches Redesigned Desktop App, Web Player
New Delhi: Spotify has announced it is rolling out a new look for its streaming service on the desktop, with the launch of a redesigned app for both Mac and Windows, as well as an updated…
NASA Rules Out Asteroid Apophis Hitting Earth In 2068
New York: In a big relief, NASA has ruled out the possibility of asteroid Apophis impacting Earth in 2068, saying that our planet is safe from this notorious space rock for at least a…
Former Worker Sues Amazon For Not Providing Lunch Breaks
San Francisco: A former Amazon worker has sued the e-commerce giant in the US for not scheduling the mandatory 30-minute meal breaks for employees.
Lovenia Scott, a former employee of…
India To Offer GSLV Rockets For Global Satellite Launch Market
Chennai: India will get into the global communication satellite launch market with its Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) rocket after 2022-23, Chairman of the Indian Space…
In April, India Likely To Have Sky Eye GISAT-1 In Geostationary Orbit
Chennai: The launch of India's first Geo Imaging Satellite (GISAT-1) to be placed in geostationary orbit will happen sometime during the first or second week of April, said K. Sivan,…