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ace Station Shares Spectacular Night-Time Shots of Earth International Space Station (ISS) has shared some spectacular photos of the Earth, captured by the astronauts stationed on it. In a new Instagram post, the ISS shared four different photos of “the Earth's colours” — capturing our home planet “from the city lights to the hues of an orbital sunrise.” It also added “how vivid our planet is when pictured from the space station.” So, what are the amazing sights in the newest set of photos from the space station? The  first image  is of Mauritius and Réunion Island on the Indian Ocean at night, with the glittering lights marking their boundaries in the dark sea. In the second photo, we can see the Sun's glint beaming off the Tasman Sea on the south-eastern coast of New South Wales, Australia. photos of Mauritius to night lights of Italy, see the beauty of Earth from space Advertisement   By Edited by Gadgets 360 Newsdesk | Updated: 29 May 2021 15:13 IST HIGHLIGHTS ISS sha...

  WELLINGTON, New Zealand — In the end, the buildup seemed to eclipse the finale. People across New Zealand and around the world stayed up Wednesday to watch a cosmic event called a super blood moon, a combination of a total lunar eclipse and a brighter-than-usual supermoon. During the buildup, a glittering moon rose above the horizon. As the Earth’s shadow began taking bites from the moon, it created a dramatic effect. Half the moon vanished, leaving it looking like a black-and-white cookie. When the full eclipse took hold, however, the moon darkened, turning a smudgy burnt orange color for many viewers. In celestial terms, it was a wonder: a projection of the world’s sunsets and sunrises onto the black canvas of the eclipsed moon. But for people peering up from their backyards, it wasn’t quite the brilliant display they had anticipated. Not quite super or blood-colored. “It was not that vivid for those on ground,” said Ben Noll, a meteorologist with New Zealand scientific researc...

  Of more than 9,000 satellites sent into orbit since 1957, SpaceX has already deployed 1,677 satellites for Starlink, which means that today, of all satellites in operation, 35% belong to one man -- Elon Musk. The launching of thousands of satellites into low Earth orbit by tech billionaire Elon Musk's SpaceX threatens the "de-facto monopolisation" of space, the head of competitor Arianespace Stephane Israel has warned. Elon Musk's Starlink constellation project recently received authorisation from US regulator the Federal Communications Commission to provide broadband from space and place thousands of satellites lower than previously proposed, angering competitors including Amazon. SpaceX, which asked the FCC for permission which is going to apply to some 2,800 satellites, plans ultimately to blanket poorly connected and isolated areas of the globe with internet connectivity. But rivals claim the lower altitude could increase the risk of space collisions and heighte...

  Champions League Final: Kai Havertz's goal secured a tense 1-0 win for Chelsea over Manchester City and helped Thomas Tuchel's men to their second Champions League title. Chelsea won the Champions League for the second time as a Kai Havertz goal secured a tense 1-0 victory over Manchester City in Saturday's final in Porto, shattering  Pep Guardiola's dream  of lifting the trophy for the third time. Havertz rounded Ederson to score three minutes before half-time at the Estadio do Dragao and the Chelsea players ran to celebrate with the German. Coach Thomas Tuchel, full of energy on the touchline just like his opposite number, punched the air in celebration, and later jumped with joy on the pitch after Chelsea held on for victory in the second half after City lost distraught skipper Kevin De Bruyne to injury. The London club finished fourth in  the Premier League , a huge 19 points behind champions City, but this, remarkably, was their third win over Guardiola's sid...

  Bugatti has teamed up with VIITA to create three smartwatches that come packed with features. Take a look at these beauties.  Its very realistic and a dream products for watch lovers. its very luxurious  thank you for reading 

  Cybercriminals are sharing illegally obtained private data without fear of reprisal An investigation by  cybersecurity  researchers into Telegram has revealed that private data of millions of people is being openly shared in the app's groups and channels with thousands of members. Research from  VPN provider  vpnMentor further cements Telegram’s position as a  safe haven for cybercriminals ,  finding  cybercriminals are using the popular encrypted communications platform to share and discuss massive data leaks exposing millions of people to unprecedented levels of online fraud, hacking, and attack. Shield yourself with these  best identity theft protection services Check our list of the  best firewall apps and services Here's our choice of the  best malware removal  software on the market Recently a similar investigation by  NortonLifeLock  found evidence of a thriving  illegal marketplace  on Telegram whe...

  Cyclone Yaas: The Prime Minister chaired the meeting during which officials made a detailed presentation on various aspects of preparedness, assessment of damage and related matters, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said in a statement. New Delhi:  Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed the impact of Cyclone Yaas at a meeting on Thursday during which he asked the central and states agencies to ensure that normal life is restored in the affected areas at the earliest. The Prime Minister chaired the meeting during which officials made a detailed presentation on various aspects of preparedness, assessment of damage and related matters, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said in a statement. According to another PMO statement, Prime Minister Modi will visit Odisha and West Bengal today and will chair review meetings in the two states to assess the impact of the cyclone.

  Check out the top 10 Indian shows picked out from IMDb's Top 250 TV list generated by the website based on user ratings. Living in the digital age, there is no dearth of content to watch online, and yet we find ourselves struggling to decide what to watch almost on a daily basis. To ease your problems, we sat down and went through the list of IMDb’s top rated TV shows and web series from all across the world and picked out the Indian content that is sure to leave you entertained. The top 5 shows listed here have been picked out from IMDb’s Top 250 TV list generated by the website, based on user ratings. The shows from top to bottom appear on the website in the same order but have different global rankings that keep changing from time to time. Here are the top 5 Indian shows as per IMDb: 1. Scam 1992 Created by Hansal Mehta, Scam 1992 starring Pratik Gandhi in the lead role was one of the best series to have released in 2020. On IMDb’s list of best TV shows/web series from all acr...

  A recent DXOMark test has revealed that the camera setup on the Redmi Note 10 Pro is better than many costlier devices by other firms. HIGHLIGHTS Redmi Note 10 Pro has received a DXOMark rating of 106 for its camera setup. The smartphone was hailed for its detailed close-up portraits, accurate depth estimation. It beat several prominent phones, including the iPhone SE and iPhone XR, in the test rating. Advancements in smartphone technologies have enabled OEMs to equip their devices with much more capabilities than was previously thought. So much so that the distinction between the affordable and the seemingly premium smartphones is getting blurred every day. A classic example of this has now been revealed in a DXOMark test of the Redmi Note 10 Pro. The camera test of the budget Xiaomi smartphone has had a very surprising result. In the test, the Redmi Note 10 Pro achieved an impressive overall score of 106 on the DxOMark charts. To put this into perspective, this is the same scor...

  Holding was speaking on Sky Sports' 'The Cricket Show' on the first death anniversary of African-American George Floyd, who died at the hands of a white police office in the Minnesota last year. It is impossible to completely wipe off racism from the world, feels fast bowling great Michael Holding, who would “bruise his knee” to the grave if he was still an active player but doesn’t want anyone to take the gesture as “a tick-in-the-box exercise”. Holding was speaking on Sky Sports’ ‘The Cricket Show’ on the first death anniversary of African-American George Floyd, who died at the hands of a white police office in the Minnesota last year. “You will always have racism, always have racists. Getting rid of racism totally is like saying you are going to get rid of crime totally. It is impossible,” Holding said during a panel discussion that also had former  England  captain Nasser Hussain and woman international Ebony Rainford-Brent. “The less crime you have in your society,...

HIGHLIGHTS So far, most big tech companies have not yet complied with the new It rules. If tech companies do not follow the new rules they will lose the protection that “intermediaries” get in the IT Act. In the long term, the rules may make services like Twitter and WhatsApp less private, giving users less anonymity. Three months ago, after a sort of dare from Twitter, the Central government quickly came out with a fresh set of IT rules. These rules are wide, giving the government incredible power over any company that deals in information and the content within India. Almost all internet companies, whether they are social media networks, messaging services, news organisations or even streaming services like Netflix, all have to follow the new rules. The deadline to do so, that is to comply with the new rules, expires tonight. In other words, one more day and it means a big headache ahead for companies like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. However, first the big question: Wi...