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The dying star CW Leonis, a red giant and the most colorful variable in our galaxy, has an eerie atmosphere that resembles something out of Halloween tales. The wispy webbing around its massive body suggests spiders with beaming light coming through their webs as they cook up soot for breakfast – this is carbon from […]
The Canadian kitchen appliances Brand Instant Pot is now one of the Top-selling ” Pressure Cooker “Brands in the United States. About 20% of United States households own an Instant Pot. instant pot has become more popular in the world of pressure cooking. The Instant Pot Ultra is the most popular American pressure cooker and
The internet Giant Google recently announced that it’s will be developing some undersea submarine cable to expand its clouds business. Google already one of the biggest private optical fiber network developer in the world. Google and its service Already handle roughly 40% of all internet traffic. Already majority uses Google Maps for navigation Google Earth
A Falcon 9 rocket is preparing for its mission to carry a most lethal superbug in space .The mission’s purpose is testing this dangerous bacteria in zero gravity environment to develop a antibiotic.Space junkie Elon musk’s spacex will launch it in the space in this coming valentine’s day of 2017 . The pathogen is called
[su_pullquote]”History suggests there will be some doomsday event, and I would hope you would agree that becoming a multi-planetary species would be the right way to go.” Elon Musk, SpaceX[/su_pullquote] Today, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk unveiled the Mars vehicle — the spaceship his company plans to build to transport the first colonists to Mars. The
In 2013 Nokia found using proxy server for transferring user data . Security researcher Gaurang Pandya posted an article in December about some unexpected behavior with their Nokia handset. It would appear that the browser traffic from the handset would get diverted through Nokia’s servers. Then, a followup article on January 9 dropped the bomb,
