New operating systems will be released this fall for all of your Apple devices and are currently being tested through beta versions. The latest iOS 15 beta reveals something striking: you need less storage space to update. And that fixes a big problem, especially for Apple Watch Series 3 users. iOS 15 and watchOS 8: less storage needed If you …
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European robotic arm finally launched into space after 16 years
Background European robotic arm finally launched into space after 16 years It was already completed in 2005, but it is only this month that the European robotic arm ERA will finally make its way to the International Space Station (ISS). There it is used on the Russian part of the ISS for inspection, handling of large objects and the movement …
Read More »Astronomers Develop New Method To Uncover Secrets Of Distant Planets
Researchers observed the gaseous planet with the Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile.AP Image It is nearly three trillion kilometers from here, a distance that even light takes about three hundred years. And yet, on the gaseous planet TYC 8998-760-1b, astronomers were able to determine the relationship between variants of particles invisible to the human eye, they write Thursday. in …
Read More »The lithium-ion battery should work much better
Cell phones, laptops, digital cameras, cordless screwdrivers or lawn mowers. Without rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, much in everyday life would be almost unimaginable. The old and trusty nickel-cadmium battery is all but gone. Lithium-ion batteries can store much larger amounts of energy at higher voltages. German scientists are now studying how to improve performance even further. Because there are problems. A …
Read More »Huge dinosaurs in the prehistoric jungle: “When you pass, they move with you”
Thirty builders have pledged to build World of Dinos in the Brabanthallen this week. It is the largest dinosaur exhibition in Europe. By the end of the week, the room should be filled with over eighty life-size roaring and moving animals that take you back in time. “It’s like walking in a prehistoric jungle,” explains one of the builders. Tuesday …
Read More »Open Space Platform examines destination farms
News | Online 12/07/2021 11:00 The Open Space Platform is perhaps the ideal platform to promote the agricultural reuse of agricultural infrastructure. “It is important to coordinate the different objectives and to link the instruments that are used”, explains Flemish Minister Zuhal Demir (N-VA). JOris Nachtergaele (N-VA) and Emmily Talpe (Open VLD) asked the Flemish Parliament’s agriculture committee to pay …
Read More »Weesp gives more space for parking bicycles
Weesp – Starting in the summer, the Watch and Enforcement Service will resume picking up bikes in high-traffic areas. This mainly concerns bicycle wrecks; these are bikes that are too bad to ride. These wrecks are evacuated to a Waste Point. By removing the wreckage of bicycles, the municipality expects that there will again be enough space for the Weesper …
Read More »Ryanair makes room for many new pilots
© Ryanair Ryanair announced Monday that the company would recruit pilots. Ryanair’s takeover phase now offers room for new pilots. Ryanair has announced a recruitment campaign for 2,000 new pilots. The airline hopes to complete its plan within three years. Ryanair has already taken delivery of its first Boeing 737-8200 and several more are expected to follow. These new devices …
Read More »The solar pig offers more space for the individuality of the pig
Loes Borkes started at the beginning of May at the Zonvarken cooperative in De Heurne, Gelderland, as an animal keeper. By mid-May, all 23 sows had piglets. Borkes likes this. “It’s completely different from conventional or organic. There is more room for the individuality of the pig. Borkes is an animal groomer and has worked on several pig farms. What …
Read More »Science, Himalayas | The mystery of Skeleton Lake has become more and more mysterious:
The structure of the Himalayan lake has been a mystery to scientists for decades. New analyzes of DNA of human skeletons in and around water have raised more questions than answers. At a height of just over 5,000 meters above sea level, there is a small lake in the Indian Himalayas called Roopkund. Steep mountain slopes and rock glaciers descend …
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