Science, Technology
Astronauts Will Live on Moon by 2030
An official at NASA says that there are plans for astronauts to live and work on the moon by 2030.
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Entertainment, Technology
MrBeast Tops PewDiePie with Most Followers on YouTube
For nearly 10 years, PewDiePie was the YouTuber with the most subscribers. MrBeast has now become number one.
Politics, Technology
Solar Panels Required Above Parking Lots in France
A new law in France requires large parking lots to be covered by solar panels. The law is part of French president Emmanuel Macron’s plans to use more renewable energy.
Business, Technology
Amazon’s Delivery Drone Almost Ready
Nearly ten years ago, Jeff Bezos announced Amazon’s drone delivery service. Finally, it’s ready to start.
Business, Technology
Apple Might Change “Hey Siri”
It has been reported that Apple wants to stop using the ‘hey’ in “hey Siri”.
Business, Technology
Twitter Wants $8 for Blue Checkmark
On Saturday, the Twitter app on the Apple App store was updated. Twitter users can now pay $8 for a ‘blue check’ verification mark next to their name.
Business, Technology
Honda Brings Battery Exchange Stations to Tokyo
Honda has recently set up an EV battery exchange station in Tokyo, Japan. Honda hopes to create a large network of battery exchange stations in Japan called Honda Power Pack Exchanger e:. Electric motorcycle riders can e
Nature, Technology
Wind and Solar Power Set Records in the EU
A new report says that about one quarter of the European Union’s electricity this year has come from wind and solar power. It’s a record number for the EU (European Union). The switch to solar and wind power was necessar
Business, Technology
XPeng Flying Car at Expo in Dubai
Last week, a flying car from China called XPeng X2 completed its first test flight. The two-seater flying car performed the successful test flight at the GITEX tech expo in Dubai.
Technology, Travel
The World’s Longest Underwater Tunnel: Helpful or Harmful?
Construction has started on the Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link, an underwater rail and road tunnel between Germany and Denmark. When finished, it will be longer than 18km in length, the longest underwater tunnel in the world.
Business, Technology
New Robots Make French Fries Better Than People
A company in California is making robots for fast-food restaurants that cook food like French fries.
Business, Technology
Meta Will Add New Types of Ads
On Tuesday, Meta Platforms Inc (previously Facebook) announced new types of ads. The company wants new revenue streams for short videos and business messaging products. It says that the two products are important for gro
Science, Technology
New Purple Tomato in USA
Purple tomatoes will have nutrients similar to superfoods like blueberries
Nature, Science, Technology
China Discovers New Type of Crystal on the Moon
China is now the third country to discover a new mineral on the Moon.
Entertainment, Technology
James Earl Jones Gives Darth Vader Job to AI
James Earl Jones has been the iconic voice of Darth Vader since the first Star Wars movie. He is now 91 years old and ready to retire. A report from Vanity Fair says that Jones signed over the rights to his Darth Vader v
Science, Technology
NASA Will Crash Spacecraft into Asteroid
Most space scientists probably would not want to crash their spacecraft. However, scientists working with NASA’s Dart spacecraft have a mission to destroy it.
Nature, Technology
First Hybrid Battery Train in Europe
Battery powered cars and trucks are already becoming popular. Now, we will start seeing battery power in trains. Battery powered trains will start to replace century-old diesel trains that are worse for the environment.
Business, Technology
Cryptocurrency: Ethereum Gets Closer to Bitcoin
Ethereum (ETH), the second-biggest cryptocurrency, is taking investors away from bitcoin (BTC). In the next few days, there will be a software upgrade for ethereum that will reduce its energy use. It’s one of the main re
Business, Technology
Extreme Heat in California Stops Twitter Data Center
Twitter’s data center in California was knocked offline because of extreme heat. CNN received information which says Twitter service could stop if another data center is knocked offline.
Business, Technology
YouTube Starts Ad-Free Service for Education
YouTube will introduce some new features for creators and companies that make educational videos.
