In 2022, Nasa crashed a spacecraft into an asteroid at 14,000 mph and changed its orbit by 32 minutes |

In September 2022, Nasa carried out a mission that had never been attempted before: deliberately crashing a spacecraft into an asteroid to change its path through space. The target was Dimorphos, a small moonlet orbiting a larger asteroid called Didymos. Neither object posed any danger to Earth, which made the pair an ideal testing ground…

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Brad Pitt believes ‘AI is going to help these mid-budget films’ but remains sceptical about artificial intelligence replacing actors |

Brad Pitt recently opened up about how he believes that AI can help people make good films under a controlled budget. However, he is still not fully sure about whether they can replace actors or not. (Image credits: Instagram) While many actors in the entertainment industry have condemned the use of AI in films, Brad…

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‘The biggest peak of my sporting life’: Abhinav Bindra reflects on historic Olympic gold 18 years on | More sports News

NEW DELHI: Eighteen years after scripting history at the Beijing Olympics, Indian shooting legend Abhinav Bindra looked back on the moment that changed Indian sport forever, describing his individual gold medal as the “biggest peak of my sporting life”.On August 11, 2008, Bindra became the first Indian to win an individual Olympic gold medal when…

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2,300-year-old beer, well preserved inside an ancient bronze bottle containing nearly a gallon of liquid with more than 2,400 chemical compounds, was discovered by archaeologists |

Archaeologists in China have uncovered an extraordinary alcoholic drink that remained remarkably well preserved for more than 2,000 years inside an ancient bronze bottle. The vessel, recovered from a Qin-period tomb at the Shanjiabao cemetery in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, contained about 3.74 litres of pale blue-green liquid, equivalent to nearly a gallon. Scientific…

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Quote of the day by Benjamin Franklin: “What is more valuable than gold? Diamonds. Than diamonds? Virtue.” |

Benjamin Franklin (Image: Wikipedia) Two people can spend a lifetime accumulating whatever they consider valuable and end up with completely different kinds of wealth to show for it. One collects money, property, and possessions, each one clearly priced, each one able to be counted. The other spends that same effort building something that resists being…

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Chiyaan Vikram faces online backlash over Lar Gibbon video, actor deletes post as questions about exotic animal ownership and wildlife claims surface |

Chiyaan Vikram has faced online criticism after a video showing him interacting with a Lar Gibbon sparked questions about the animal’s ownership and legal status in India. While social media users have raised concerns over the exotic animal, allegations about its origin and Vikram’s ownership remain unverified, with no confirmed finding of wrongdoing currently established….

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In 1965, a couple began counting pigeons in Queensland. Three years later, numbers fell from 4,692 to 1,451, beginning a 60-year conservation story |

A couple, Margaret and Arthur Thorsborne, travelled north from Queensland’s Gold Coast to Hinchinbrook Island, a place they knew largely through photographs. They would return many times, eventually making the Cardwell area their home and becoming closely associated with its forests, wetlands and wildlife. Among the animals that caught their attention were pied imperial-pigeons, which…

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Farhan Akhtar takes subtle jibe at Ranveer Singh amid ‘Don 3′ controversy, says ‘seems to be a pattern nowadays’ amid controversy | Hindi Movie News

Farhan Akhtar takes subtle jibe at Ranveer Singh amid ‘Don 3′ controversy, says ‘seems to be a pattern nowadays’ amid controversy The long-running controversy surrounding ‘Don 3’ resurfaced after Farhan Akhtar made a seemingly pointed remark while recalling a major casting hurdle he faced during the making of ‘Dil Chahta Hai’. The actor-filmmaker was discussing…

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Bull sharks in Fiji repeatedly meet at the same reef, and scientists found they slightly prefer spending time with relatives |

Representative Image of bull sharks gathering at a coral reef and displaying social behavior (AI-generated image) Bull sharks have long been viewed as solitary hunters that cross paths mostly by chance, but a six-year study in Fiji suggests otherwise. Researchers observed adult bull sharks gathering repeatedly at a single reef site and found that individuals…

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