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1.8 million-year-old human jaw discovered in Georgia
Recently, archaeologists in Georgia have found a 1.8 million year old human jaw. According to reports, in the current year 2025, a 1.8 million year old lower jaw was discovered at a place called Oruzmani in Georgia, which is being attributed to a type …
Mark Zuckerberg sues Facebook founder
Recently, a citizen named Mark Zuckerberg has filed a lawsuit against Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. The plaintiff, Mark Zuckerberg, is a lawyer from the US state of Indiana who has filed a lawsuit against Meta’s company Facebook. Mark claims tha…
WhatsApp testing thread reply feature for users
Instant messaging app WhatsApp is testing a new feature for its users that will make conversations in group chats more organized and easier. Under this feature, instead of appearing separately, replies to messages will now be collected in one place in the…
Cassette storing all the songs ever made in the world is ready
Scientists in China have created a cassette tape that can store all the songs ever recorded. A team from the Southern University of Science and Technology in Guangdong Province, China, achieved this feat by printing synthetic DNA onto plastic tape and …
Who is Abidur Chaudhry, the designer of Apple’s thinnest iPhone?
Apple has recently introduced the thinnest iPhone in its iPhone series, called the “iPhone Air,” and its design is by none other than Bangladeshi Muslim Abidur Chaudhry. Abidur Chaudhry was born and raised in London. He received a bachelor’s degree in …
NASA bans Chinese citizens from working in its space program
NASA has recently implemented a new rule that will no longer allow Chinese nationals to work on NASA’s space programs. NASA has announced that Chinese nationals who hold US visas will no longer be allowed to access NASA buildings, networks, research eq…
Scientists’ interesting discovery about ice!
A team of international researchers has revealed that ordinary snow is a flexoelectric material. Flexoelectric materials are materials that generate electricity when deformed. The findings, by researchers at ICN2, Xi’an Jiaotong University (Xi’an) and …
Google introduces AI Plus plan in Pakistan
Search engine Google has announced the launch of the Google AI Plus plan in Pakistan. Google’s new plan is designed to empower users to do more with Google AI. The new plan provides additional access to powerful AI tools to help people increase their p…
1.8 million-year-old human jaw discovered in Georgia
Recently, archaeologists in Georgia have found a 1.8 million year old human jaw. According to reports, in the current year 2025, a 1.8 million year old lower jaw was discovered at a place called Oruzmani in Georgia, which is being attributed to a type …
Mark Zuckerberg sues Facebook founder
Recently, a citizen named Mark Zuckerberg has filed a lawsuit against Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. The plaintiff, Mark Zuckerberg, is a lawyer from the US state of Indiana who has filed a lawsuit against Meta’s company Facebook. Mark claims tha…
WhatsApp testing thread reply feature for users
Instant messaging app WhatsApp is testing a new feature for its users that will make conversations in group chats more organized and easier. Under this feature, instead of appearing separately, replies to messages will now be collected in one place in the…
Cassette storing all the songs ever made in the world is ready
Scientists in China have created a cassette tape that can store all the songs ever recorded. A team from the Southern University of Science and Technology in Guangdong Province, China, achieved this feat by printing synthetic DNA onto plastic tape and …
Who is Abidur Chaudhry, the designer of Apple’s thinnest iPhone?
Apple has recently introduced the thinnest iPhone in its iPhone series, called the “iPhone Air,” and its design is by none other than Bangladeshi Muslim Abidur Chaudhry. Abidur Chaudhry was born and raised in London. He received a bachelor’s degree in …
NASA bans Chinese citizens from working in its space program
NASA has recently implemented a new rule that will no longer allow Chinese nationals to work on NASA’s space programs. NASA has announced that Chinese nationals who hold US visas will no longer be allowed to access NASA buildings, networks, research eq…

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