EarthDaily Launches Next-Generation Earth Observation Satellite EarthDaily Analytics has successfully launched the first satellite of its advanced Earth observation constellation, marking a major milestone. The system will deliver daily, AI-enhanced, scientifically calibrated global imagery to monitor planetary changes, supporting smarter decisions for industries and governments. The full ten-satellite constellation is expected to be operational next…
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Live satellite imagery has become increasingly accessible, allowing anyone to view near real-time maps of Earth from space on web browsers or smartphones. This report reviews major platforms and services – both free public tools and professional-grade commercial systems – that provide live or near-real-time satellite images. We include official links, key features, platform availability (web/mobile), common use cases…
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The web browser landscape in 2025 is dominated by a handful of familiar names, yet continues to evolve with new features and priorities. The top 10 browsers command the vast majority of internet usage and each brings its own strengths in speed, security, privacy, and customization. This comprehensive report examines the leading browsers’ key features,…
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Iceland may be a small, remote island in the North Atlantic, but it boasts one of the world’s most advanced internet ecosystems. Virtually the entire population is online – over 99% of Icelanders use the internet en.wikipedia.org – and they enjoy some of the fastest connections on Earth. This report explores Iceland’s internet infrastructure from ultra-fast fiber…
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Scientists have discovered the Hercules-Corona Borealis Great Wall, the largest known structure in the universe, stretching 10 billion light-years and located closer to Earth than previously thought. Using gamma-ray bursts as cosmic markers, this finding challenges existing theories of matter distribution and cosmic evolution.
A recent football tournament in Beijing featured humanoid robots playing autonomously, guided by AI and visual sensors. The event, which drew an enthusiastic audience, showcased robots identifying the ball, navigating obstacles, and even recovering from falls—sometimes with human help. Cheng Hao, founder of Booster Robotics, emphasized safety: "We must ensure robots are completely safe... real offensive and defensive interactions could help people trust these robots." The tournament served as a testbed for robotics and AI companies to refine algorithms and software. China plans further events, including the first "Olympics" for humanoid robots in August, highlighting the country's push in robotics and AI innovation.
Taiwan’s Internet Access – Fiber Power, 5G Expansion, and Satellite HorizonsOverview of Taiwan’s Internet Infrastructure Taiwan boasts a highly developed internet infrastructure anchored by extensive fiber-optic networks and robust mobile coverage. Fixed broadband is ubiquitous in urban areas and well-penetrated in rural regions, with fiber (FTTx) as the dominant technol…
E-Commerce Marketplace & Infrastructure Report (June–July 2025)Global Marketplace Highlights (B2C & B2B) Innovations in E-Commerce Infrastructure & Technology Leading e-commerce companies made significant infrastructure and tech upgrades in mid-2025 to improve performance and scalability: Payments and Fintech Updates in E-Commerce The intersection of…
Nebula Awards 1965–2025: History, Winners, Categories, and Latest NewsIntroduction The Nebula Awards are among the most prestigious honors in science fiction and fantasy literature – often described as “the most important of the American science fiction awards” and the SFF equivalent of the Emmys en.wikipedia.org. Established in 1965 by the Science Fiction and Fant…
