Space News Roundup: July 2025 Senior Aerospace Editor’s In-Depth Analysis NASA’s Rapid Response: Aircraft and Satellite Tech in Texas Flood Recovery In the wake of catastrophic floods in Texas, NASA has mobilized its advanced airborne and satellite technologies to support emergency response and recovery. Persistent cloud cover rendered traditional satellite imagery ineffective, prompting NASA to…
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Two Chinese satellites, Shijian-21 and Shijian-25, reportedly performed a secret orbital refueling test at 35,000 km. Experts suggest this is a first at such altitude, signaling advanced space capabilities. Analyst Joe Callaro states it’s more than "orbital cleanup"—it’s a demonstration of technological power.
The report "Sztuczna inteligencja w Polsce. Krajobraz pełen paradoksów" explores AI adoption and attitudes in Poland. Despite 60% of Poles claiming effective AI tool use and 70% recognizing AI, the study reveals paradoxes in trust, usage, and perception. Based on KPMG and University of Melbourne's global research with 48,000+ respondents.
Samsung confirms plans to release a trifold smartphone with three displays by late 2025. The device, teased earlier this year, is being refined for usability and design. While the name remains undecided, Samsung aims to compete with rivals like Huawei, which already offers a trifold phone.
Brain‑Melting Discovery: Why July 9’s Record‑Breaking Earth Spin Could Crash Your Clock—and What Experts Are Doing About ItEarth’s rotation just clocked one of its quickest spins in modern history, trimming more than a millisecond off the familiar 24‑hour day on 9 July 2025.1 ms sounds trivial, yet the ripple effects reach everything from GPS satellites to global stock exchanges. Below you’ll find the latest measurem…
July 10 2025’s ‘Buck Moon’ Will Be the Farthest‑From‑the‑Sun, Low‑Riding Full Moon of the Decade—Here’s the Exact Time, Best Viewing Tricks & Pro Photo Hacks You NeedA full Moon is always photogenic, but the one cresting the horizon on Thursday, 10 July 2025 is laced with rare orbital quirks: it peaks just days after Earth’s aphelion, during a major lunar‑standstill year, and only five days after the Moon’s apogee. The result is 2025’s most distant full Moon …
