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December 9 is celebrated as International Anti-corruption Day. State Bank of Pakistan is authorized by the Federal government to issue the Rs50 coin as of today. The coin is made up of 75 percent copper and 25 percent Nickel. Its diameter is about 30.0mm. This release of the coin is …
Read More »Iran’s New Warship Sahaad
Iran has built its third domestically developed warship ‘Sahaad’. This warship can remain in the sea continues for 5 months without resupply. Tehran has enrolled it into gulf waters. Sahaad has the ability to stealth with radar detections. The warhead is also equipped with new technology that wasn’t present in …
Read More »The New Kilogram Approved:
The international system of measurements have revised the definition of kilogram and other key units. During a meeting at Versailles in France, countries have voted to approve the wide ranging changes that corroborates vital human activities like trade and scientific innovation. The notable change was the revision of ‘Kilo’ – …
Read More »World’s First Quantum Compass Build:
UK scientists have build world’s first quantum compass, a device that doesn’t rely on global positioning system (GPS). The project was funded by United Kingdom’s ministry of defence (MoD). This compass can pinpoint the exact location of anything on Earth in a way that can’t be interfered with. The device …
Read More »China’s Incredibly Hot Artificial Sun
China’s nuclear scientists have designed an artificial sun that replicates the Sun’s fusion process. This artificial sun is approaching the highest temperatures up to 100 million degrees Celsius – A temperature at which it’s possible to force the charged deuterium and tritium particles for the fusion reaction. Usually, these particles …
Read More »China is Building the World’s Biggest Airport:
China is building the world’s biggest airport in Southern District in 2019. The airport will handle hundred million passengers a year. Initially, the airport will have four runways. The separate passenger areas will be the part of new Chinese airport for domestic and international flights to reduce the travel time. …
Read More »Gravitational Waves:
The gravitational waves disturb the fabric of spacetime to pull and push the matter. The gravitational waves are generated by any movement of the mass. The two black holes colliding produces a sudden thunder. By when they reach the Earth they faint like ripples nearing the edge of the pound. …
Read More »Apple’s Face ID Glitch:
Apple set to unveil the iPhone X, marking the tenth anniversary of the first ever iPhone launched 10 years ago. This 5.8 inch display is so intelligent that its going to respond to a tap, your voice and even to a glance of an eye. Unlike the Apple’s iPhone 7, …
Read More »iPhone 8 and iPhone X – Shared Features:
iPhone 8 and iPhone X shares a common feature of an all-out glass front and back saying goodbye to slippery and pro-scratch aluminum back. Another convergence is the water-resistance of iPhone X, the feature in common with the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus. The first ever iPhone feature introduced is …
Read More »US Radar Evading Raptor:
The F-22 is renowned for its Radar-evading and superior maneuverability. The Raptor went on its first flight on September 7, 1997 and became fully operational later in 2007. The aircraft’s stealth technology simply delays detection and tracking. The aircraft is often fitted with the Lunenburg Lens device on the ventral …
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