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Recent Volcanic Activity Observed on Mars by Scientists

A recent scientific survey utilizing ground-penetrating radar and satellite images has revealed surprising signs of volcanic activity on Mars, indicating eruptions far more recent than previously thought. This new information suggests that beneath its desolate exterior, Mars is more geologically active than it appears. Conducted over the Elysium Planitia region, the study revealed potential volcanic events as recent as 120 …

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Current Insights into Iceland’s Recent Volcanic Eruption

For weeks, scientists had been closely monitoring signs of volcanic activity in southwestern Iceland, so the eruption that occurred on Monday evening was expected. This area had been seismically active for over two years, with a recent surge of small earthquakes signaling the impending eruption. Here’s a breakdown of what transpired and potential future developments: **Details of the Eruption:** The …

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China has discreetly launched a spacecraft that has deployed six unidentified objects into Earth’s orbit

China’s reusable space plane, known as Shenlong or “Divine Dragon,” has deepened its aura of mystery during its third mission, just four days after launch. Amateur astronomers and spacecraft trackers globally have been keenly observing the spacecraft since its takeoff and have recently reported that the Chinese spacecraft has discharged six unidentified objects into Earth’s orbit. Their purpose remains unknown. …

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The Oversight Board has overturned Meta’s previous actions of removing videos related to the Gaza war

The Oversight Board, an independent entity associated with Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has recommended that Meta reverse its earlier decisions to remove two posts related to the Israel-Hamas conflict. These posts, one depicting Palestinian casualties and another an Israeli hostage, were initially removed by Meta for violating content policies on violence, but were later reinstated with warning screens. …

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The European Union Launches an Investigation into Musk’s X for Potential Violations of Social Media Regulations

The European Union has initiated an investigation to determine if Elon Musk’s online platform, X (previously known as Twitter), has violated the newly implemented, stringent social media regulations aimed at reducing harmful online content. This marks the first investigation of its kind under the Digital Services Act (DSA), as announced by European Commissioner Thierry Breton via a post on the …

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SpaceX Sets New Launch Date for U.S. Military’s Classified X-37B Aircraft After Initial Postponement

SpaceX has announced the new launch date for the United States military’s secretive X-37B robotic space plane, set for its seventh mission into orbit. The launch is now scheduled for December 28, following the postponement of the original launch plan on December 17 due to poor weather at Cape Canaveral. The X-37B, designated USSF-52, will be launched aboard SpaceX’s Falcon …

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Rare Eclipse to Occur as Asteroid Passes in Front of the Bright Star Betelgeuse

A major celestial event will take place as an asteroid obscures one of the sky’s largest and most luminous stars, creating a unique eclipse. This extraordinary event is expected to happen late Monday into early Tuesday and will be visible across a swath stretching from Tajikistan and Armenia in Central Asia, traversing through countries including Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, and …

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The Remarkable Thickness of the World’s Largest Iceberg is Astonishing

Recent satellite data has unveiled the impressive thickness of the worldโ€™s largest iceberg, A-23a, measuring just over 280 meters. Spanning an area of 3,900 square kilometers and weighing around a trillion tonnes, this massive iceberg broke away from Antarctica in 1986. For over thirty years, it remained stationary in the Weddell Sea, but it has now become mobile. The European …

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