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⚡️ Elon Musk wants to create an Iron Man suit. After the assassination attempt on Trump, he stated, "It's time to build a flying metal suit." 🤦

India’s First Flying Taxi to Take Maiden Flight in 7-8 Months at Double the Cost of an Uber Ride: Professor Satya Chakravarthy, IIT Madras

SpaceX's Starship, the world's largest and heaviest rocket, exploded during its seventh flight test on Friday. A video captured the rocket flying in space before it suddenly exploded, scattering debris near the Turks and Caicos Islands. The incident

Hey guys, as kids did you ever wonder about the airplanes that flew overhead? Did you ever ask yourselves: * What kind of airplane is that? * What does it look like up close? * Where is it flying to? * What does the land look like from the cockpi

1. High Debt Burden: Jet Airways accumulated significant debt over the years. Its financial liabilities became difficult to manage, with creditors eventually losing confidence in the airline's ability to repay. 2. Increased Competition: Low-cost carr

$500K revenue per month with just 3 employees. Ryan Jones created Flighty, a simple flight tracking app to basically track realtime flight updates and miss-outs. He made it because he faced the problem himself and airlines suck at delivery these upd

News Of The Day🔥 1)If a company has the mindset to innovate, it won’t have to worry about AI: Narayana Murthy. 2)Bengaluru Tech Summit: Karnataka to unveil revised AVGC-XR and biotech policies, says CM Siddaramaiah. 3)India's IT industry on track

Okay, I'm sick and fed up of the people who are trolling about India saying that India doesn't have its own AI. Shut up, okay? We as scientists, me and other scientists, have spent 3 billion US dollars on this privately funded AI project called NEO.

crazy stories 3/10 Satellites create artificial eclipses : Two European satellites were launched on December 5, 2024, as part of the Proba-3 mission to create artificial solar eclipses. By flying in precise formation, one satellite will block the

Students developing 3-legged robot that can hop to study asteroids Students at ETH Zürich are developing a three-legged robot that can navigate very low gravity environments, like those found on asteroids, by using a jumping-like motion. The student