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Elon Musk's Red Tesla Roadster Launched on SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy Rocket to Mars Could Collide with Earth
According to astrophysicists the car was headed to a different route and will crash into Earth. The team says that the Roadster only has a few tens of millions of years to live.
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Facebook Launches Messanger Kids App for Android, Parents Can Keep Tab On Children's App Activities
The app was already available on Ios and Amazon Fire tablets. The target audience of the app is 6- to 12- year old children to help kids “creatively express themselves.”
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Will Aliens be Responsible for End of The World? Messages Received From Aliens Could Ruin Life On Earth
Aliens could destroy the life on the planet merely through their messages and they do not even have to be present on the planet.
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Solar Storm Will Hit Earth; Will Solar Flare Impact Earth & How To See The Beautiful Auroras?
According to models, the storm is expected to hit the planet on February 15. Auroras will shine in the sky as the charged particles hit the molecules high in the atmosphere.
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Google Launches Gmail Go for Android Go Phone, Move to Help Low RAM Smartphone Users in India
Google is trying to make Android Go phones a reality in India. The plan is to bring 1GB RAM phones with Android Go for which Google is already working with several smartphone manufacturers in India. Android Go is an operating system designed for entry-level devices.
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Kerala's IT Firm Organises Campaign Padaid For Menstrual Hygiene Awareness
A US-based Software Company has organised a unique two-day campaign to create awareness among the masses on menstrual hygiene. The software company 'Navigant', located in Thiruvananthapuram's Techno Park has started a campaign called "Padaid"
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Oscars 2018 Scientific and Technical Awards: Mumbai Raised Indian Engineer Bags Sci-Tech award at Beverley Hills
In his statement to the press, Sathaye explained how in the year 2009 he joined a new company called Shotover Camera Systems in Queenstown, New Zealand. It was in that company where he worked on the aerial mount.
