Science
BepiColombo mission shares a new image of Venus
JAXA and ESA are currently operating a joint mission called BepiColombo that flew by Venus on August 10, 2001. The images were shared by the mission controllers showing a black and white foreground of Venus as the Spaceship had left beyond the planet that driving the driving. A serious assistance maneuver. That says the image […]
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Starship delivery robots are coming to four more campuses in the US
Delivery robots and drones are the things of science fiction, but many companies have been working slowly but surely to make a reality in recent years. However, the need for autonomous delivery methods, became even more evident last year due to Covid-19 Coronavirus. Starship was able to discern that need and implemented its fleet of […]
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iPhone 13 successors could tell you when its screen is cracked and broken
What happens if Apple phones came after the iPhone 13 can tell you when your screen has been damaged or cracked? A newly published Apple patent reveals that the company has explored advanced screens that can detect damage to the screen through a “voltage detection resistance” that gathers the voltage measurements. Presumably, this would allow […]
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Boeing’s Starliner sees August launch slipping away after more valve trouble
The Boeing Starliner is still connected to ground, since engineers struggle to root a problem with the propulsion valves that threaten to promote the critical orbital test of flight-2 (OTF-2) to September. NASA, Boeing and United Lanzy Alliance (ULA): A joint venture between Lockheed Martin and Boeing: They are working to correct a malfunction of […]
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