#China #robot
In China, robots have made such progress that they can perform alongside artists on stage, performing dance moves in sync with humans and doing somersaults.

#crash #callofduty #vince #zampella
The moment the Call of Duty creator's Ferrari fatally crashed in Southern California.

Vince Zampella lost control of the car when it left a tunnel and crashed into a barrier.

Zampella, the driver, died instantly, while his passenger was ejected. He later died in the hospital.

Video of fighting in Papua New Guinea

#robot
Clone Robotics has developed an anthropomorphic robotic arm with 27 degrees of freedom, human-like grip strength, speed, and artificial muscles.

#cinema #film #trailer #Odyssey
The first trailer for Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" has been released.

The film stars Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Zendaya, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Charlize Theron, and Benny Safdie.

Stunning footage of the ISS flying over the bright green northern lights

#china #robot
A fifth robotics school has opened in Beijing. Before their mass market launch, robots will be trained in industrial and home-based tasks.

#china #factory #AI #robotics
Clothing from China is cheap thanks to fully automated factories, such as the textile factory in Aral, Xinjiang, where 5,000 looms operate 24 hours a day without human intervention, using AI and robotics.

#robot #tesla
Soon in every home

#nasa #mars
NASA has released a high-resolution video of the surface of Mars, created using images from the HiRISE spacecraft.

#space #moon #ISS
The International Space Station against the backdrop of the Moon.

In this video, the ISS passes in front of the Moon—a moment that lasts less than a second.

Flying at 28,000 km/h, the station orbits the Earth once every 90 minutes, making capturing it against the backdrop of the Moon a rare and impressive feat.

#china #technology #train
In China, a magnetic traction platform train accelerated to 700 km/h in 2 seconds.

The National University of Defense Technology of China reported this result after 10 years of research.

The next step will be the practical application of this technology in transportation and aerospace.

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#space #ISS
Nutrition in space.

On the ISS, food is more than just fuel. It helps astronauts stay healthy, productive, and in a good mood. Meals are prepared right on the station, and nutritionists on Earth ensure everything is balanced 400 kilometers above the planet.