Saab’s AI‑Piloted Gripen E Pushes Air Combat Into a New Era

Saab’s AI‑Piloted Gripen E Pushes Air Combat Into a New Era

In an unannounced series of sorties that took place between 28 May and 3 June 2025—and again in mid‑June—Swedish aerospace firm Saab and German defense‑AI specialist Helsing let an artificial‑intelligence “pilot” named Centaur fly and fight a frontline‑standard Gripen E fighter jet in unrestricted Baltic‑Sea airspace. The trials mark the first time a production‑class combat aircraft has executed full‑spectrum…

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INDIA’S ANDAMAN BASIN: SOCIAL‑MEDIA HYPE MEETS HARD GEOLOGY

INDIA’S ANDAMAN BASIN: SOCIAL‑MEDIA HYPE MEETS HARD GEOLOGY

The claim racing across X and Instagram this week—“ANOTHER SAUDI ON WAY 🔥🤯 | 2,200 crore barrels of oil in the Andaman Sea will make India a $20 trillion economy”—has lit up timelines. Yet behind the emojis and superlatives lies a more nuanced (and still unproven) story of deep‑water exploration, political optimism and economic possibility. Where the 2,200‑crore‑barrel number comes from The figure appears…

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Humans Have Left Over 200 Tonnes of Trash on the Moon, Scientists Warn It May Take 100 Million Years to Break Down

Humans Have Left Over 200 Tonnes of Trash on the Moon, Scientists Warn It May Take 100 Million Years to Break Down

By Epic Infinite News Desk | Source: NASA, Scientific American, The Guardian Since the dawn of space exploration, humanity has made remarkable strides—from the first moon landing to planning future lunar bases. However, along with progress, astronauts and space agencies have also left behind a legacy of waste on the Moon. According to NASA and…

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THE MOMENT THE SUN FALLS: WHY NO‑ONE SURVIVES AT GROUND ZERO

THE MOMENT THE SUN FALLS: WHY NO‑ONE SURVIVES AT GROUND ZERO

When a nuclear weapon detonates, the physics is brutally simple and unforgiving. Within microseconds, a blinding sphere of plasma hotter than the solar surface billows outward. For anyone standing within roughly a kilometre of that fireball, death is instantaneous. The combined punch of thermal radiation and an over‑pressure shock wave reaches the body far faster…

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Tamil Nadu Governor Approves Strict Laws on Loan Recovery and Biomedical Waste Disposal

Tamil Nadu Governor Approves Strict Laws on Loan Recovery and Biomedical Waste Disposal

In a significant move aimed at strengthening public safety and environmental protection, Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi has approved two stringent laws recently passed by the state government. These laws are targeted at curbing aggressive loan recovery tactics and the illegal disposal of biomedical waste—both growing concerns across the state. The first law seeks to…

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Chinese Smartphone and Electronics Companies Boost Exports from India as Manufacturing Rises

Chinese Smartphone and Electronics Companies Boost Exports from India as Manufacturing Rises

India is emerging as a key global manufacturing and export hub for Chinese smartphone and electronics companies, marking a major shift in global supply chains. Brands like Oppo, Realme, Lenovo, and Motorola have begun exporting smartphones and electronic devices from their Indian manufacturing bases to regions including West Asia, Africa, and even the United States….

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Craters on the Moon May Hold Over $1 Trillion in Platinum Group Metals: Study Suggests Asteroid Impacts Created Valuable Deposits

Craters on the Moon May Hold Over $1 Trillion in Platinum Group Metals: Study Suggests Asteroid Impacts Created Valuable Deposits

A new study suggests that the Moon could be hiding a treasure trove of platinum group metals (PGMs) worth over a trillion dollars, raising hopes for future space-based mining ventures. According to the research led by independent scientist Jayanth Chennamangalam, based in Vancouver, Canada, asteroid impacts on the lunar surface may have delivered commercially significant…

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India Ends "No Detention" Policy: 5th and 8th Graders May Now Repeat if They Fail

India Ends “No Detention” Policy: 5th and 8th Graders May Now Repeat if They Fail

In a major educational shift, the Indian government has formally scrapped its long‑standing “No Detention Policy” for students in Classes 5 and 8. Under the revised framework, children who fail their annual exams will no longer be automatically promoted; instead, they must pass a re‑examination to move forward or risk repeating the year timesofindia.indiatimes.com+6hindustantimes.com+6firstpost.com+6. 📌…

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China Begins Mass Production of World’s First Non-Binary AI Chip for Aviation and Smart Manufacturing

China Begins Mass Production of World’s First Non-Binary AI Chip for Aviation and Smart Manufacturing

Beijing, June 9, 2025 — China’s Beihang University, under the leadership of Professor Li Hongge, has officially commenced mass production of the world’s first “non‑binary” AI chip, using what’s being called Hybrid Stochastic Number (HSN) architecture. The chip combines traditional binary computing with probabilistic, or stochastic, logic—marking a significant departure from conventional chip design 9meters.com….

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