Hottest year recorded on Earth
November 2022 to October 2023 was recorded as the hottest period on the earth.
A robot killed a worker by tightening its grip over him due to a fault in sensor in South Korea
A local police official said the man was seen in security footage carrying a box in his hands near the robot before he was grabbed.
ISRO will be launching into space ‘Aditya L1’ craft into space in the next month to study the Sun
Representing ISRO’s maiden solar study mission, the endeavour comes with a budget of Rs 378 crores and is slated to span a duration of 5 years.
A child loses mental balance and suffers severe tremors : Addiction to online games
The boy now suffers severe tremors. Such children cannot handle failure; hence, they either commit suicide or lose the balance of mind.
A sudden decline in the number of users of ‘ChatGPT’
According to a Washington Post report, public interest in ‘AI chatbots’ (computerized systems that answer user questions using artificial intelligence) is waning. Its usage started slowing down in March.
3rd July 2023, the hottest day ever globally
Global average temperatures have risen dramatically over the past few years. 3rd July 2023 was the hottest day ever as per the temperature records of the last 125 years.
Arctic Ocean will be sans glaciers by 2030 !
The glaciers in the Arctic Ocean are melting faster than expected. As per the new study report all ice in the Arctic Ocean will melt by the summer of 2030.
Science from the Vedas propagated as their own by the westerners
Vedas are the origin of science; but this knowledge travelled to Europe through Arab countries, and were subsequently posited as discoveries of scientists of the western world
Is Religion opposed to Science ? : A Vedic Perspective
According to the Vedic tradition, science and religion are not only compatible but essentially identical, because both endeavor to know the truth.
No place on Earth is free from pollution : Research
Human-made pollutants have recently been discovered in the deepest and most remote places on Earth. The Atacama Trench is 8,000 meters deep in the Pacific Ocean.