‘Accusation helps nothing’: China rejects Nepal’s ‘dam collapse’ claim over floods
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In 1962, NASA blew up a water tank 65 miles above Earth to study the atmosphere
NASA explored biological life-support systems for extended space travel decades ago. Researchers examined recycling resources and using living organisms to sustain astronauts. Plants and microorganisms could process waste and provide essential resources for missions. This early work laid the groundwork for future lunar and Martian settlements. Sustainable living beyond Earth remains a significant scientific and
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Another Alaska plane crash: Four dead as aircraft falls into water
A small plane crashed into shallow waters near Seldovia, Alaska on Wednesday. Four people on board the Piper PA-24 aircraft were killed in the incident. The plane was heading for Seldovia airport after taking off from Anchorage. Authorities waited for the tide to recede before recovering the submerged aircraft. The bodies of the four deceased
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A ‘kiss’ too costly? Why defacing your car may land you in trouble
Adding personal touches, like wraps and stickers, to vehicles can result in legal trouble. For instance, a car marked with lipstick in Gwalior faced considerable penalties. Many aftermarket shops carry out modifications without proper RTO authorization. Any alteration to a vehicle’s core features should be documented with officials. Ignoring vehicle modification restrictions can result in
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Sridhar Vembu’s advice to engineers entering business: Learn to sell, face rejection
Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu advises technical professionals to engage in sales calls. Learning to handle rejection is crucial for business success, he states. Direct customer interaction improves idea explanation and business understanding. Sales experience also enhances communication skills and fosters respect for salespeople. Ultimately, business fundamentally relies on selling products and acquiring customers.
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Satya Nadella says Microsoft Cloud tops $100 billion revenue; analysts ‘unhappy’
Recently, Microsoft announced that its Azure cloud revenue has exceeded one hundred billion dollars. Despite this impressive milestone, the tech giant continues to withhold crucial financial details from its investors. This opacity raises questions about the genuine profitability and capital intensity of Azure. In contrast, competitors like Amazon offer more detailed segment-level financial reports, leading