June 5, 2002 Endor space shuttle on mission STS-111 From NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida to International Space Station was thrown Endor space shuttle The construction of this shuttle after the destruction disaster Challenger spacecraft In 1986, it was started to replace it and lasted for about five years. Endor, which is considered among […]
Linda Yacarino, Twitter’s new CEO, is likely to start her job today
Last month, Elon Musk named former NBCUniversal advertising executive Linda Yacarino as Twitter’s new CEO. Although Musk said at the time that Iaccarino would start his job around June 22, a report now says that Twitter’s new CEO will start today. Information magazine, based on the statements of one of the sources familiar with its […]
The specifications of the MediaTek Dimension 8300 chip were revealed
MediaTek, which recently unveiled the Dimension 9200 Plus chip, is preparing to introduce the next generation of its chips. Now we see the disclosure of Dimension 8300 specifications; A chip that targets mid-range and high-end phones. Possible specifications of Mediatek Dimension 8300 One of the resources of the world of technology called Revengus, has shared […]
The market value of artificial intelligence will exceed 1.32 trillion dollars by the next decade
New statistical surveys show the market value Artificial intelligence Considered by some experts as a threat to the future of humanity, it is likely to rise from $40 billion in 2022 to $1.32 trillion in 2032. According to the statistics published by Bloomberg, the annual compound growth rate of this industry is 42%. AI-based tools […]
From drone images of the ceremony to thoughtful gifts
Developers Conference WWDC 2023 Apple will finally be held today. Now in new images taken by drones from above Apple Park Taken, it shows off the big thing that Apple has in store for this year’s event: a special display area that appears to be Mixed reality headset This company is dedicated. Bloomberg’s Mark German […]
Rippled rivers and frozen dunes testify to the watery history of Mars
Dunes drowned in water and wavy rivers once adorned the surface of Mars; This is what two different rovers have discovered on this planet. China’s Zhurong rover has identified evidence that suggests that Martian dunes may have experienced global glaciation as recently as 400,000 years ago. And far to the west, NASA’s persistence has found […]
Falcon-9 rocket reached orbit
June 4, 2010, the first rocket Falcon-9 Made by SpaceX On its maiden voyage, it was launched from Cape Canaveral and reached orbit. SpaceX by Elon Musk Was established. Falcon-9 is a commercial rocket that was designed to take the cargo into the earth’s orbit and its height reaches 67 meters. The mission was a […]
Paradise Lost; Expulsion from the Garden of Eden
The collection of poems, Paradise Lost, which has been translated as “Paradise Lost” due to its better communication with the Persian-speaking reader, is the work of John Milton, a great English poet, who tells the story of Satan’s rebellion, his expulsion from the angels, and his plan to mislead newly created beings. Lord (Adam and […]
NASA Image of the Day: Color the Universe!
If you’re interested in coloring the universe, print out or even color digitally this famous astronomical image. What do we see in today’s NASA image? This image has been printed and seen in many places in the last 100 years, but its designer has remained unknown until now. On the other hand, this work has […]
Effect of magnesium on sleep and anxiety
If you’re constantly having trouble falling asleep, magnesium supplements probably aren’t going to help you as many articles promise; Unless a little anxiety keeps you up at night. Only in this case, maybe magnesium will help. But according to research to date, when you fall asleep, don’t expect a deep and longer sleep than usual. […]