Hidden Corridor Discovered in 4,500-Year-Old Egyptian Cheops Pyramid | Abroad

Hidden Corridor Discovered in 4,500-Year-Old Egyptian Cheops Pyramid |  Abroad

Scientists have discovered a hidden corridor 9 meters long and 2 meters wide in the Cheops pyramid at Giza, near the Egyptian capital Cairo. The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced it on Thursday. Ahmed Issa, Egypt’s Minister of Tourism, told reporters at the historical site of Giza that a corridor with a triangular ceiling had been discovered on …

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US and South Korean forces hold largest joint exercise in years

US and South Korean forces hold largest joint exercise in years

Dubbed the “Freedom Shield,” the drills will run from March 13-23 to bolster the allies’ combined defensive posture, the two servicemen said in a statement during a briefing in Seoul. “Freedom Shield is designed to enhance Alliance defense and response capabilities by focusing on issues such as the evolving security environment, DPRK aggression and lessons learned from wars and recent …

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Does it really offer a new gaming experience?

Does it really offer a new gaming experience?

We’ve said it before, we’re not fans of remasters and remakes at Gaming… unless Capcom does it. Because the remake Resident Evil 2 (2019) and Resident Evil 3 (2020) were great. It really brings you a new gaming experience. Sure you recognize features from the original, but the game has really been brought up to date and tweaked where necessary. …

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To what extent have Dutch museums woken up? Andreas Blühm of the Groninger Museum watches an uncomfortable documentary about the art world

To what extent have Dutch museums woken up?  Andreas Blühm of the Groninger Museum watches an uncomfortable documentary about the art world

The documentary White Balls on the Walls tells how the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam (with a board full of old whites) is trying to branch out. The result is fascinating and uncomfortable. That’s why we asked “our” museum director, Andreas Blühm, to watch the film. “We can talk about ‘woke’ and political correctness.” In the documentary White balls on the …

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It’s time for a smaller, more powerful UPS for Edge Computing sites

It’s time for a smaller, more powerful UPS for Edge Computing sites

As compute, storage, and analytics needs increase, available rack space in data centers becomes increasingly tight. This leaves little room for a backup power supply, a UPS (Uninterruptible power supply). The problem is that the more capacity placed in a rack cabinet, the more powerful the UPS must be. This challenge is particularly great in advanced computingLocations. Here, computing is …

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US supplies arms to Taiwan again, tensions with China rise

US supplies arms to Taiwan again, tensions with China rise

International•2 March ’23 17:30Author: isaac david America approved an exceptionally high $620 million arms sale to Taiwan. This can be used by Taiwan to buy F16 missiles and intermediate range missiles. Now that the tension between China and America is increasing, the question is how China will react: “The major consequences will not materialize, but the fire will certainly reignite. …

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Biden official says U.S. move to foreign investment should not be too broad

Biden official says U.S. move to foreign investment should not be too broad

The Biden administration is considering a pilot program to address the risks of foreign investment in China, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said Thursday. Raimondo said on a Bloomberg News forum that the proposed measure, which would bar U.S. investors from taking stakes in certain Chinese companies, would not be too broad or affect 401(k) or pension plans. “There’s a lot …

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FIFA receives heavy criticism for appointing a supermodel as an ambassador | Football

FIFA receives heavy criticism for appointing a supermodel as an ambassador |  Football

02 mrt 2023 om 15:09Update: een uur geleden FIFA has received heavy criticism for appointing supermodel Adriana Lima as a so-called Global Fan Ambassador. According to former Australia international Moya Dodd, who served on FIFA’s board for years, the world football association is sending the wrong signal ahead of next summer’s Women’s World Cup. “When a woman plays football, the …

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After the Aurora Borealis, now two bright stars: Venus and Jupiter are closing in on each other and this is what it looks like

After the Aurora Borealis, now two bright stars: Venus and Jupiter are closing in on each other and this is what it looks like

On Wednesday evening, two surprisingly bright points of light came even closer among the stars. With the rare “collaboration” of the planets Jupiter and Venus, celestial enthusiasts were treated to another treat, tracking the Northern Lights and a rare green comet. Anyone who went out last night to see if the aurora lights would show up a third time was …

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the country leads in 37 of the 44 disciplines – Wel.nl

the country leads in 37 of the 44 disciplines – Wel.nl

China seems to have overtaken the United States in science. China leads in 37 of the 44 areas surveyed. In the field of synthetic biology and nanomaterials, the country even threatens to reach a monopoly. The United States and other Western countries are losing the race to China in developing new technologies and retaining talent, according to a new study …

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