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The uncrewed 18m-long, 22-tonne Tianhe ('Harmony of the Heavens') module was launched from Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site on Hainan, using a Long March 5B heavy-lift rocket. After just over eight minutes of flight, the Tianhe space station core module separated from the first stage. After around an hour of flight, its solar array was deployed. The successful launch was confirmed by Li Shangfu, chief commander of the China Manned Spaceflight Program. Tianhe will slowly raise its orbit to 370km above Earth's surface, where it will meet the uncrewed Tianzhou-2 cargo spacecraft in the second half of May. Date: 2021-04-29 Author: E T editorial staff Twitter: @@EandTmagazine Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Quintillion and Equinix Work to Bring Next-Generation Services to Polar Orbiting Satellites The ground station, operated in conjunction with ATLAS Space Operations, is located at 72 degrees latitude in Utqiagvik on the north sl...

Exploring the solar system from right here at Mt. SAC – Pasadena Star News A visiting federal employee who used to hang out in my neighborhood, watching me take off for an Arroyo Seco run, saw the direction I was heading — north — and said, "Oh, you going up by NASA?" Naturally, a fed would take the chance to federalize everything. He was referring to what we locals would call for what it is: JPL, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Sure, the massive campus of scientists and engineers that has grown up in La Canada Flintridge from what started as our own White Sands — a rocket-testing range in the countryside — in the 1930s is ultimately a federal facility. Publisher: Pasadena Star News Date: 2021-04-28T19:03:22 00:00 Reference: (Read more) Visit Source China will be first country after America to leave solar system WENCHANG, CHINA - APRIL 23: A Long March-5B Y2 rocket carrying the core module of China's space station, T...

Over the past 60 years, humans have begun to explore our solar system in earnest. From the first launches in the late 1950s until today, we've sent probes, orbiters, landers and even rovers (like NASA's Perseverance Rover that touched down on Mars in February 2021) to every planet in our solar system. But can you name all eight of those planets? (Yes, there's only eight – not nine. Pluto got "demoted" in 2006.) And can you put them in the correct order? In case you're a little rusty, we'll break down some common ways to order the planets plus a few tricks to help you remember them going forward. Let's start with distance from the sun . Publisher: HowStuffWorks Date: 2021-04-28T08:00:02-04:00 Author: https www howstuffworks com about valerie stimac htm Twitter: @howstuffworks Reference: (Read more) Visit Source N-body population synthesis framework for the formation of moons around Jupiter-like plan...

By definition, this is a UFO since it's a flying object and we don't know what it is. Check out the footage the man captured while driving down a Wyoming highway and see what you think it is. This was just shared on YouTube, and it's obvious that he took the video while driving. There are some unique things about what he saw. At first, I dismissed this as either a satellite or planet. But that didn't seem right when I noticed it seemed to move over the middle of the road after initially appearing to the left. Publisher: KOOL 107.9 KBKL Date: 2021-04-27 21:00:00 Author: docholliday Twitter: @kool1079 Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Alleged UFO Images From All Over CT For my money, far too many of us spend way too much time looking down at our phones rather than up. Even if there is not something unusual, the sky always has something to offer that is more worthwhile than what is on your device. But whet...

Cybercriminals seeking to extort Washington's Metropolitan Police Department have published extensive private dossiers of five current and former officers. One former MPD officer whose file was among those leaked and who requested to not be named to protect his privacy, confirmed in a phone call that the information was authentic. MPD had not yet contacted him, he said. The release of private information on police officers is a new wrinkle at a time when police conduct remains a topic of national discussion . Publisher: NBC News Twitter: @NBCNews Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Cyber-attack hackers threaten to share US police informant data - BBC News Washington DC's Metropolitan Police Department has said its computer network has been breached in a targeted cyber-attack, US media report. A ransomware group called Babuk is reportedly threatening to release sensitive data on police informants if it is not cont...

Publisher: Google News Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Happening on Twitter *PancakeSwap Google Search Surge 3 Times More Than UniSwap - https://t.co/NqXKwDpdyn https://t.co/ooY6DoiFz6 Investingcom (from Global) Sun Apr 25 18:00:01 +0000 2021 Daily Mail owner sues Google over search results https://t.co/aNZYhOwTbf BBCWorld (from London, UK) Wed Apr 21 12:05:58 +0000 2021 One of the few countries where Google doesn't dominate search is South Korea, where Naver leads the market — and is… https://t.co/1CXgK2PtVi business (from New York and the World) Wed Apr 21 00:20:07 +0000 2021 DailyMail sues Google for 'harming rivals, bid-rigging on ad auctions and manipulating news search results' https://t.co/O3QFLOFBEf MailOnline Wed Apr 21 01:40:05 +0000 2021

From the robots that fail miserably at their jobs to the robots dealing with our literal crap, Mashable's Crappy Robots dives into the complex world of automation — for better or worse or much, much worse. But damn if there aren't some crappy robots out there both IRL and in fiction. I've taken the liberty of ranking 13 crappy robots — from least crappy to most crappy — in honor of Mashable's Crappy Robot series . Please enjoy: Giertz's breakfast bot is one of her most popular videos. In less than 30 seconds, it does all of its tasks and yet performs horribly. Publisher: Mashable Date: 2021-04-27T10:00:00Z Author: Tim Marcin Twitter: @mashable Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Digital platform launches first service to compare prices on robots | RoboticsTomorrow Businesses worldwide can now for the first time easily get offers and compare prices on products and services related to industria...