Astronomy
Watch as a Sunspot Grows To Three Times the Size of the Earth
Many people are delighted about a sunspot’s quick and fast expansion. Sunspot AR 3038 is on the side of the Sun that is facing us…
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Technology
Checkout.Com to Acquire Identity Verification Startup Ubble
Checkout.com, a startup in the payments industry that just raised $1 billion, has revealed that it intends to buy Ubble, a French company that runs…
Technology
Facebook Pay Will Be Renamed Meta Pay Soon
According to Stephane Kasriel, head of fintech at Meta, Facebook Pay will shortly be rebranded as Meta Pay. Instead than concentrating on expanding to new…
Technology
Erm, Google, That’s Not How You Write Arabic
Since one of my previous firms had a sizable staff of engineers working in Egypt, I’ve started studying Arabic. Despite my inexperience, I did notice…
Technology
Bubbles Aims to Supercharge Chats with Async Video Messaging
An $8.5 million fundraising round headed by Khosla Ventures, Craft Ventures, Streamlined Ventures, 468 Ventures, and Bain Capital was completed by the company Bubbles, which…
Business
Foxconn to Build Fisker PEAR EV at Former Lordstown Motors Plant in Ohio
Following Foxconn’s acquisition of the old Lordstown Motors facility, Fisker Inc. and Foxconn announced on Thursday that they will collaborate to produce Fisker’s second all-electric…
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Youtube Shorts Gains a Tiktok-Like ‘Green Screen’ Feature
YouTube is developing its most recent feature, which turned every publicly available YouTube video into possible material for its YouTube Shorts rival, TikTok. As of…
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Twitter Launches a New Web Game to Make Its Privacy Policy Easier To Understand
Twitter said today that it has launched a new online game to help user’s better grasp its privacy policies. The game, dubbed Data Dash, aims…
Plants and Animals
Record-Breaking 18-Foot Whopper Is Heaviest Burmese Python Ever Caught In the US
According to National Geographic, the biggest Burmese python ever recorded in Florida has been discovered. It is almost 5 meters (nearly 18 feet) long from…
Astronomy
Test to Use First Commercial Spacecraft to Boost the ISS Really Did Not Go To Plan
The International Space Station (ISS) was not successfully maneuvered during a recent test to demonstrate the capabilities of Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus NG CRS-17 spacecraft. The…
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