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When is the next full moon? We will see the "Blood Moon" on September 7th

The next full moon will be on Sunday, September 7, and will reach its highest point at 2:09 p.m.

AI is taking jobs, especially from young people

The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) is not only transforming the labor market but also reducing job opportunities, particularly among young people.

28 August, 18:12

Emotionally Thinking Robots: The Future of Elderly Care is Here

The humanoid robot "Guanhua No. 1", which already has an "emotional face" and can respond to people's moods, will begin testing in hospitals this year.

28 August, 17:13

The creator of "Labubu" has appeared on the list of the 100 wealthiest people in the world

His total wealth is $26.5 billion.

28 August, 16:20

Iglesias and Kournikova are expecting their fourth child

Famous Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias and his wife, former tennis player Anna Kournikova, plan to have a baby.

28 August, 15:53

Nile River shining from space: Astronaut's stunning shot

Egypt shines with the radiant line of the Nile River.

28 August, 12:35

Pentagon signs contract with Armenian-rooted DeepSat company

The company's CEO, Nerses Ohanyan, told SpaceNews that DeepSat's goal is to use the most efficient commercial cameras to provide high-quality images from VLEO and make it scalable.

28 August, 12:23

The Moon took a "selfie" with the Sun: NOAA satellite captured a fantastic shot

The moon appears to be fully illuminated, creating a spectacular image that scientists are already calling a "Sun-Moon selfie."

A new phase of the interplanetary mission: JUICE prepares for a gravity maneuver at Venus

27 August, 21:20

Europe has successfully re-established contact with its most advanced interplanetary device, the JUICE Jupiter probe.

AI will help in cancer vaccine research

27 August, 19:40

Scientists developing cancer vaccines have been given access to one of the UK's most powerful artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputers. The team from Oxford University's Newfield School of Medicine will have 10,000 hours of use of the machine, called Dawn, as part of a government programme.