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NASA's Artemis 2 astronauts saw flashes on the far side of the moon that cameras struggle to capture. Here's why scientists are excited

The Artemis 2 astronauts remained vigilant while zipping around the far side of the moon last month, on the ready to record meteoroid impact flashes on the lunar landscape. Their diligence was rewarded. The four crewmembers reported seeing several impact flashes — flickers of light created when a meteoroid hits the lunar surface and vaporizes. “These observations were made with the unaided…
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DJI Osmo Mobile 8P Phone Gimbal Launched in India

DJI Osmo Mobile 8P framing and tracking phone gimbal has been launched globally, including in India. The new phone gimbal comes with features like a detachable Osmo FrameTap remote, up to 10-hour battery life, 3-axis gimbal stabilisation, and more. Here’s everything it has…
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Google Health App Replaces Fitbit App, Health Coach Expands Globally; Fitbit Air Fitness Tracker Band Launched

Google has made a number of announcements related to its fitness-related services and products, including the replacement of the Fitbit app with the all-new Google Health app. Further, the company has also announced the launch of a screen-less fitness tracker Band called Fitbit Air, along with the global expansion of the Google Health Coach. Google Health App “We’re updating the Fitbit app to…
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Cloudflare says AI made 1,100 jobs obsolete, even as revenue hit a record high

Cloudflare on Thursday joined a growing list of tech companies – including Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon – that have reported increased revenue alongside massive layoffs, attributing both trends to their use of AI. Cloudflare, which provides internet security and performance services to millions of websites worldwide, announced it was cutting its workforce by approximately 20%, which equates to…
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This photographer took the iconic Oppenheimer portrait using his exclusive Manhattan Project access

Some photographers snap picturesque landscapes or evocative portraits; others capture some of the most defining moments in human history. James Edward “Ed” Westcott (1922-2019) was one of the latter. As one of only three official government photographers assigned to the top-secret Manhattan Project, Westcott photographed not only the development of the atomic bomb – the weapon that would…
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