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 Japan's announcement to build a machine 1000 times faster than the current Lion computers Japan Zeta from next year. Class, the beginning of building a supercomputer announced to do This computer will be 1000 times faster than today's most powerful supercomputers. The $750 million Super Four Judd machine will help Japan compete equally in the artificial intelligence race. The machine is expected to be fully operational by 2030. The blueprint for this new machine (which was first released on August 28 this year by Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) stated that this supercomputer could scale up to zeta flops. will be able to reach the speed, this speed has not been reached yet. Floating-point operations per second (flops) are used to measure the speed at which a computer can solve problems, where a floating-point . A point operation is a calculation. A supercomputer with a speed of zeta flops can perform one sextillion (1) calculations pe...

 SpaceX is ready to send the first spacecraft to Mars in two years  SpaceX has announced the launch of the first unmanned spacecraft to Mars in two years. SpaceX will launch its first unmanned spacecraft to Mars in two years, a major milestone in the company's ambitions for interplanetary travel. Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, announced the plan, revealing that the launch would take place during the next Earth-Mars transfer window. He said that the main goal of these initial missions is to test the capability of landing on Mars. If successful, the first crewed flights could be launched within four years. Elon Musk emphasized the importance of these missions in a post on X, explaining that the ultimate goal is to establish a self-sustaining city on Mars within about 20 years, which would significantly increase human consciousness.

World's first successful demonstration of laser communication   France's Defense Innovation Agency (AID) and a local company, KaiLabs, claim to have made the first communication between a low-Earth orbit nano satellite and a commercial ground station using lasers. Successfully tested. The project, which will begin with the launch of the Kernos satellite in late 2023, aims to ensure high-quality communications by addressing disruptions caused by turbulence in the Etasphere. Another advantage of this technology is fast data transfer which will help satellites to send large amounts of data to other satellites and ground stations. Optical communication technology such as lasers can transmit 100 times more data to Earth than current radio frequency systems. AID said the technology will enable space laser communications to be used on mobile, land, sea and air platforms. It could also be linked to the future satellite systems of the French Ministry of Defense.

 Plan to shut down 1 lakh wells emitting methane gas Technologists plan to seal 100,000 methane-emitting natural wells over the next decade. Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have decided to close 100,000 methane-emitting wells over the next decade to prevent the release of millions of tonnes of greenhouse gases, according to media reports. A cline adjacent to Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh Technology company 'Rocket' revealed its plan. The team predicts that this technique could trap toxic greenhouse gases deep underground for thousands of years. The Rocket Company Bill has been accepted by the province into Scottish Enterprise's High Growth Spin-Out Program, with £75,000 of funding approved to grow the project.

  The iPhone 16, which was offered for regular sale at Apple Stores, started experiencing problems with the users. Several iPhone 16 buyers on social networking platform Reddit have complained that Apple's flagship device freezes the phone's touchscreen if space is pressed along with the camera button. A new feature to be added to the iPhone 16, the Camera button allows users to take and control photos without opening the camera app. According to the 9-to-5 Mac, pressing the area near the camera button temporarily pauses all taps, swipes, and other on-screen actions, possibly due to the rejection algorithm offered in iOS. Can't be overly sensitive is

 Over 1,700 Ancient Viruses Discovered Hidden in Glaciers By Sajjad Ali Scientists have uncovered over 1,700 ancient viruses preserved in glacier ice, some dating back nearly 15,000 years. This discovery, made in ice cores from the Tibetan Plateau, revealed 33 distinct viruses, 28 of which were previously unknown. These viruses have been frozen in time, adapted to survive in extreme, cold environments. As glaciers melt due to climate change, these ancient pathogens could be released into modern ecosystems, raising concerns about potential risks. While most of these viruses are believed to infect bacteria rather than humans, the possibility of reactivated "zombie pathogens" highlights the need for further research. Despite the risks, the study of these ancient viruses offers valuable insights into the evolution of life on Earth and may even guide future searches for life on other planets. Written by Sajjad Ali