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The Singapore Airlines incident and the future of air travel
When an airplane encounters turbulence, it can abruptly drop in altitude, much like how a car dips when it hits a pothole. Just like hitting a pothole can make a car ride feel bumpy, encountering turbulence in an airplane can make the flight feel rough. How bumpy it gets depends on how strong the turbulence is.
Rising significance of Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO) in national security
The Corona satellite program, launched in response to the downing of an Air Force U-2 spy plane over the Soviet Union in 1960, was instrumental in pioneering the concept of space-based imagery. These early satellites, essentially modified Agena rocket upper stages equipped with cameras, operated at VLEO altitudes, providing critical intelligence during a period of intense global tension.
The MEA’s real estate probe and Congress’ electoral financial struggles
The MEA has reacted quickly to these reports by starting a thorough investigation to find out how widespread these issues are. The ministry admitted that, in some instances, its missions spent two to three times the market price on real estate, as reported by Eurasiareview. This discrepancy has raised suspicions of possible corruption and has led the MEA to investigate whether officers from South Block, the headquarters of India’s foreign ministry, might be involved.
Iran president’s death sparks political uncertainity
The supreme leader, referred to as the "velayat-e faqih" in Shiite Islamic theology, is the top authority in Iran, making all key decisions about the country. This role, created after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, serves as both the head of state and the commander in chief.
US gently nudges India to align with its agenda
The US has discussed the importance of equal treatment for all religious communities with many countries, including India, according to State Department spokesperson Mathew Miller, who spoke to journalists on Monday.
Ebrahim Raisi: From prosecutor to president
Ebrahim Raisi, who died in a helicopter crash on Sunday, was a major figure in Iran for many years. He was even considered a likely candidate to become Iran's supreme leader after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Indonesia eyes BrahMos for enhanced maritime security
This development comes as Air Marshal (Retd) Donny Ermawan Taufanto, the Secretary General of Indonesia's Defense Ministry, met with Atul Rane, the head of BrahMos Aerospace, in New Delhi.
Controversy swirls as conspiracy theories blame HAARP for recent auroras
This program was a scientific initiative carried out by the U.S. military between 1993 and 2014. It received support from the Air Force, Navy, University of Alaska, and DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency).
The battle for our skies and the truth behind Chemtrails
These suitable conditions for cloud seeding are often found in mountainous regions. This presents a challenge for much of Australia's mainland, including Perth, which is mostly flat and not ideal for cloud seeding. The most successful cloud seeding efforts have taken place in Tasmania, particularly in its mountainous western areas.
How Chabahar Port might serve as a gateway for India’s access to Central Asia and beyond
The Chabahar Port, situated in the Sistan-Balochistan province of Iran, plays a vital role in connecting India with Afghanistan, Central Asia, and beyond to Eurasia.
President Muizzu fulfills pledge as Maldivian forces unprepared for Indian aircraft
The revelation came from Maldivian Defense Minister Ghassan Maumoon during a press briefing in Male, just days after the Indian troops left.
5G tower expansion: Improving battery life, reducing energy use
The current broadcasting of mobile phone signals in all directions leads to energy wastage through absorption, reflection, and scattering. The scientists propose that reducing the distance of wireless transmissions is crucial, as it would allow for smaller and more energy-efficient cell towers.
Advanced Su-35S augments Russian aerospace capabilities
These advanced jets, part of the 4++ generation, are equipped with sophisticated digital technology that allows them to work effectively with other aircraft during various military operations.
Revolutionizing MRI brain imaging: High-resolution in minutes, not hours
MRI scanners operate by enveloping the targeted area of the body with a powerful magnetic field. In medical environments, the majority of scanners have a field strength ranging from 1.5 to 3 teslas (T).
The role of Khalistan advocacy in shaping Canadian policy
Jaishankar pointed out that welcoming individuals with questionable and negative backgrounds for political reasons can lead to complications. He noted that in some instances, these individuals have caused problems in their own countries due to their political activities, according to a report by Sputnik, a Russian media outlet.
Hidden danger in tattoos? metal particles migrate to Lymph nodes
It is well understood that metal nanoparticles can enter the body through tattooing. Once inside, they circulate until the immune system captures them in lymph nodes, which are located in various parts of the body including the armpits, groin, and neck.