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The first images from the Greek thermal satellites that will monitor wildfires in real time
The mission marks Greece’s transition from relying on satellite data from foreign countries and organizations to a new era of national operational autonomy
UFOs were also seen in Greece by US pilots – Dozens of files released by the US Pentagon, including videos & photos
What the files say about incidents over mainland Greece and the Aegean – The files on sightings worldwide exceed 160, and some are up to 80 years old – What the Apollo 17 mission saw on the Moon
Drones for people: Air taxis will land on rooftops and are coming to end traffic madness
The emergence of flying taxis began in New York - The market is expected to exceed $1.3 trillion by 2040, attracting major investments - In Greece, business interest is being recorded, especially in the tourism sector
Google begins construction of its massive AI center in India
This is a $15 billion investment aimed at “delivering a complete artificial intelligence ecosystem”
Scientists grew chickpeas in simulated lunar soil
The study represents a major leap in understanding how food could be produced on the lunar surface
The next step in Artificial Intelligence: Can an AI model be conscious, “feel,” “live”? Even experts admit they don’t know
The discussion has intensified around the Claude chatbot developed by Anthropic, with users and creators debating whether it is “alive.” The company says “no,” but leaves open the possibility that it may have - or could develop - some form of “consciousness”
“One step from disaster”: the hard-hitting NASA report on the adventure of astronauts Wilmore and Williams
The two astronauts were supposed to stay in space for ten days, but ended up staying nine months - NASA investigation equates the 2024 incident with the Challenger and Columbia tragedies, as the Starliner capsules "were not ready" for a manned mission
What qualities does a good astronaut have for the mission to the Moon? The requirements of NASA
What people the US space agency is looking for
Espionage in space too: Russian vehicles have allegedly intercepted communications from critical European satellites
Security vulnerabilities in at least 12 critical European satellites are allegedly being exploited by Russia to intercept critical communications, according to the Financial Times - What Moscow can achieve with these interceptions
