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CEO Elon Musk arrived on stage at the Warner Bros. studio lot in one of the company’s “Cybercabs,” showcasing the sleek, AI-powered vehicle that operates without steering wheels or pedals. He also highlighted the company’s advancements in autonomous driving technology, enabling cars to drive without human intervention.
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The Europa Clipper mission was scheduled to launch on October 10 from NASA Kennedy’s Launch Complex 39A in Florida, aboard SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket, to conduct an in-depth investigation of Jupiter's icy moon Europa. However, with Hurricane Milton approaching the storm-battered Gulf Coast, a state of emergency has been declared in parts of Florida, causing a delay in the mission.
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After a bug mistakenly flagged some channels for spam and removed them, YouTube quickly began addressing the issue. In a post on X, YouTube announced, "We're happy to report that all affected channels and most videos have been reinstated, and subscriptions are restored. We're still working on the remaining few, so please bear with us."
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Over 90 scientists from the public and private sectors explored 15,000 pearl millet unique breeding lines planted in the display fields
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The sun’s magnetic field is currently at the peak of its 11-year cycle, making solar storms and northern lights more frequent.
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The Korea Communications Standards Commission (KCSC) announced that it held a face-to-face working-level meeting with Telegram on Friday to address concerns regarding deepfake content featuring altered images of Korean women that have emerged on the platform in recent months.
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The NASA-SpaceX mission successfully reached orbit after launching from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. This mission is notable as it marks the first human spaceflight to take off from Space Launch Complex-40. "The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft is en route to the International Space Station (ISS), with the new crew expected to arrive at the orbiting lab on Sunday, September 29, for a five-month science mission," NASA announced on X.
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The Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) will provide ISRO with the Venusian Neutrals Analyser (VNA), a lightweight and low-power yet highly effective energetic neutral atom (ENA) analyser. The VNA will examine the interaction between charged particles from the Sun and Venus' atmosphere and exosphere.
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The team achieved a breakthrough in understanding how to control the assembly of tiny molecular units into complex structures. They believe this advancement could lead to the creation of new materials that have the potential to revolutionize industries such as electronics and healthcare.
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A Wall Street Journal report on Saturday stated that Apple has "fallen out of talks to join the funding round." The tech giant's potential involvement was unexpected, as it rarely invests in external companies. This news follows Apple's announcement of integrating ChatGPT into Siri.
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The list, which comprises the world's leading researchers and accounts for around 2% of all scientists globally, is based on standardized statistics on citations, h-index, and a variety of bibliometric indicators.
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Kononenko and Chub surpassed the previous record for the longest continuous stay in space under the ISS program, which had been set by cosmonauts Sergei Prokopyev, Dmitry Petelin, and NASA astronaut Francisco Rubio in September 2023. The trio spent 370 days, 21 hours, 22 minutes, and 16 seconds aboard the ISS.
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Labeled as ‘mini-moon’, the discovery of the small asteroid has triggered lot of excitement, among the community of amateur and professional astronomers, not only in India but across the globe
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The experimental implant was granted "breakthrough device" status by the US Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday. Elon Musk expressed gratitude on X, noting that the device "will enable even those who have lost both eyes and their optic nerve to see."
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Hyderabad’s growing agricultural sector, along with its increasing adoption of technology, has created a fertile ground for Tradebridge's expansion
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This last two weeks in the world of gaming have been all about Sony as the Japanese conglomerate dominated the news for a variety of reasons.
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The AI company revealed that the ‘OpenAI o1 model’ has been trained to take more time to analyze problems before responding, similar to human thought processes. This training allows the model to refine its reasoning, explore various strategies, and identify errors.
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The 'GCI 2024' introduced a new five-tier analysis, offering a closer look at each country's progress in cybersecurity commitments. The report ranked 46 countries in Tier 1, the highest tier, which is designated for "role modeling" nations that show strong dedication across all five cybersecurity pillars.
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The JioPhone Prima 2 comes with native video calling, enabling face-to-face connections without the need for additional apps. It supports popular platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Google voice assistant, along with Jio apps such as JioTV, JioSaavn, JioNews, and JioCinema. The phone also enables UPI payments through JioPay and offers group chat, voice messaging, and media sharing via JioChat.
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Unbroken Studios’ vision attempts to balance Quidditch by allowing players to catch the golden snitch not once but twice or even thrice (in sudden death) in a game, while end-to-end action continues for the chasers, beaters, and keeper
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Unlike his previous chartered flight, tech entrepreneur Jared Isaacman shared the cost with SpaceX this time around, which included developing and testing brand new spacesuits to see how they'll hold up in the harsh vacuum.
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Toyota and Tata Motors came in second and third, with 45.83 per cent and 44.35 per cent, respectively.
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Tech giant Apple on Monday introduced its much-anticipated iPhone 16 series with Apple Intelligence, larger display sizes, camera control, innovative pro-camera features and a big leap in battery life.
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Starship, the world's most powerful rocket, is set to send humans to the Moon and eventually Mars. On X, the tech billionaire announced, “The first Starships to Mars will launch in two years when the next Earth-Mars transfer window opens.”