Author: Osmond Blake

NASA made a strange discovery, to say the least. On Mars, the Persevering Exploration and Research rover has discovered a pasta-like substance. It is coiled, like a rope. It also resembles a vortex.The space agency made the image available on its website Site official. It was captured at 4:56pm MST by one of the cameras used to avoid hitting obstacles on the road. Since the rover did not have direct contact with the body, its size is unknown, but it is likely that it did not exceed a few centimeters. Discovered in Crater Jezeroone of the regions of the planet…

WhatsApp offers a reaction preview in the chat list. The novelty was discovered in a recent beta update for Android.As reported by Wabetainfo, the messaging app continues to work on improving its reaction feature.WhatsApp: This is how the soon-to-be-released new feature will work for usersAs you can see in the screenshot, a text preview appears when you receive a reaction in a particular conversation. In this case, we responded to a message with a green heart emoji and a text preview appeared in the chat menu. Novelty works with chats and groups and there is no way to disable it:…

from never request object Borrowed to be able to open a drawer prison cell Thus removing the chip from the device? Paperclips, safety pins, needles, paperclips, and even earrings are used to help us with this daunting task when we are without a keyed pin thrower. But this issue is close to being a thing of the past and we will enjoy remembering it. all because SIM card It is increasingly being replaced by an eSIM. The system, standardized in 2013, allows the user to activate the service digitally by logging into an app or scanning a QR code. publicity…

Learn how to do this without having to download software or install a photo editing app on your cell phone. Posted on 07/16/2022 at 17:51 Lots of people take a lot of photos to put on their social media profiles. But when there is doubt about one of them, know that it is possible to put two different images on a file The WhatsAppAnd put an end to this predicament. Read more: Fact or Fake: Will WhatsApp Charge for App Use in 2022? Best of all, you can do this without having to download a program or install a file…

The materials stored in the drive and the integration of digital tools have certainly made remote work easier. However, Astra Locker was created to think about people’s receptiveness to documents. This way, even sending emails, scammers make victims by impersonating companies or impersonating other identities. see also: Microsoft alert! Malware affecting Android devices can steal money In social messaging networks, such as WhatsApp, it is already normal to suspect strange contacts. Avoiding access to any suspicious pages is a habit for those who are familiar with the actions of hackers. However, few tend to pay the same attention when trying…

a The Google Drive, Google’s online storage service, is often seen as a huge archive. But in addition to storing your videos, photos and documents, it can also be used to scan documents cell phone and Android tablets.Purchase receipts, contracts, old letters, children’s drawings, college papers, for example PDF files searchable. The main tip for making the most of the feature is: put what you want to scan on a flat place with good lighting. Here are the steps to scan what you need:1. Google Drive AppSign in with your Google account if it is not set up.When the app…

NASA: Pasta-like object found on Mars (url: https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/styles/full_width_feature/public/thumbnails/image/pia19808-main_tight_crop-monday.jpg)The body was found by NASA astronomical Perseverance.Most likely it is in fact part of NASA’s space junk;The space junk would have been a relic of perseverance reaching Mars.NASA’s Persevering spacecraft has discovered something particularly strange while crossing the surface Mars A rolled-up of unidentified, rope-like substance, almost resembling a swirl of pasta.Sadly, while we might not be surprised to learn that extraterrestrial life also enjoys delicious linguine, ramen, or any other pasta-centric meal, it’s likely that this oddity is actually a bit of NASA space junk left over from the probe’s arrival…

Published 7/14/2022 4:19 PM / Updated 7/14/2022 4:19 PM (Credit: Disclosure/MIT News) A mysterious and persistent wireless signal detected by Astronomy scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). This signal is classified as a fast radio burst, or FRB, which means a very powerful burst of radio waves of unknown astrophysical origin, which typically last a few milliseconds at most. However, to the researchers’ surprise, this new signal lasted for three seconds, about a thousand times longer than the average FRB. Thus, the signal found, classified as FRB 20191221A, is the longest-running FRB with the clearest periodic pattern…

a K2One of the most active comets, it will reach its closest approach to Earth on Thursday (14). located in the constellation ophiuchusThey can be observed using small telescopes or even using telescopes. information from Brazil Agency. According to the National Observatory (ON), K2 will not be visible to the naked eye, but it will still be possible to observe it. “It can be observed with small telescopes or even with telescopes, as long as the observer is in places with little light pollution, that is, darker places,” explained ON Observatory researcher Marçal Evangelista Santana. K2 will be at a…

The James Webb International Space Telescope captured the first images of Jupiter and its moon on Thursday (14). The massive planet is seen through infrared radiation, which highlights its different color bands. In the image you can also see the Great Red Spot, which appears as a large white dot. The slick is actually a storm large enough to swallow the ground. (Video: Watch the first images released by the James Webb Super Telescope.) See the first images released by the James Webb Super Telescope. The material photographed includes images and spectra of several asteroids, taken to test telescope instruments…