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The Voice of Generation Z

We often hear rockets lifting off every few months. For most of us on Earth, it’s just another launch. However, 400 kilometers above, for a small crew orbiting our planet, it means everything. Inside the sleek, white capsule of SpaceX’s Dragon 2 are not just machines and science experiments, but tiny pieces of home on…

OpenAI, the same company that made ChatGPT, launched Sora 2 on October 1st. Sora is their video creation AI model, which was first launched in February 2024. Sora 2 is very different from the original model. If the original Sora was just an AI video generator,Sora 2 is more of a TikTok of AI videos.…

Meta just released the first version of the Meta Glasses with an actual display. The glasses comprise 2 main parts: the glasses themselves and the neural wristband to control the glasses. The glasses aren’t as heavy as they appear, though they are still much heavier than normal glasses. The battery life is around 8 hours…

Chemists have discovered that Escherichia coli, better known as E. coli, can transform a molecule obtained from polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic into painkillers. Almost all the plastic used in everyday life is derived from fossil fuels, and only a small portion is recycled. Paracetamol is derived from benzene, which is a really unsustainable petrochemical that…

It has been nearly a year since Microsoft announced on one of its blogs, declaring the end of Windows 10. On October 14th, 2025, the announcement came into implementation, marking the end of a decade of support from Microsoft. It is part of the New Technology family, which is a line of operating systems created…

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10 during his “American Comeback Tour” stop at Utah Valley University. Authorities identified Tyler Robinson as the primary suspect, alleging he fatally shot Kirk in the neck with a rifle. Kirk was 18 when he founded Turning Point USA, a movement aimed at mobilizing conservative youth. Rapidly…
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