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Apollo 11 Moon Landing Showed That Aliens Might Be More Than Science Fiction

On July 20, 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on Earth's moon for the first time in human history. Four days later, they — along with Apollo 11 command module pilot Michael Collins — were locked up on an American aircraft carrier in the middle of the Pacific Ocean Of course, as NASA quickly confirmed, there were no tiny aliens lurking in the astronauts' armpits or in the 50 pounds (22 kilograms) of lunar rocks and soil they had collected. But despite this absence of literal extraterrestrial life, the Apollo 11 astronauts still may have succeeded in bringing aliens back to Earth in another way that can still be felt 50 years later They have been searching for signs of intelligent life in the universe for most of his life (and, fittingly, shares a birthday with the Apollo 11 landing)

Khalifa University’s lab uses remote sensing observations to find potential unexplored archeological sites in UAE

Khalifa University of Science and Technology has announced that researchers at its Environmental and Geophysical Sciences (ENGEOS) Lab have used satellite remote sensing observations to detect buried objects in already known archaeological sites and to identify potentially unexplored archaeological sites in the UAE by applying machine learning techniques to satellite data. The novel method, which combines satellite data and machine learning, was developed at Khalifa University and can be applied to similar desert environments in the UAE and elsewhere.  Currently, the ENGEOS Lab at Khalifa University is investigating another archaeological site near Al Ain in the UAE

NASA Sounds Alarm on Asteroid Size of Great Pyramid of Giza Headed Towards Earth

According to reports from NASA, an asteroid nearly as long as the Great Pyramid of Giza is tall, will hurl its way towards Earth However, the giant space rock poses no threat to the planet. NASA is currently monitoring the rock to learn more about the early solar system. They’re also studying it because, if the asteroid’s orbits were to change paths, the asteroid could pose a potential risk to the planet The asteroid, dubbed 2008 GO20, will come within 2.8 million miles of Earth on its nearest approach. It will be coming in hot at a whopping 18,000 mph, according to reports this isn’t the first time this specific asteroid has visited Earth’s domain. According to NASA’s records, it made its closest approach on August 4, 1901. At the time, the asteroid was within 806,856 miles of our planet

The UAE is the first regionally and fourth globally in the rate of vaccine distribution

The UAE is the first regionally and fourth globally in the rate of vaccine distribution Our country UAE made great efforts and outperformed in distributing vaccines over San Marino, Hungary, the United Kingdom, Canada, Belgium and the United States of America. According to the data, the UAE distributed about 16.445 million doses to 6.765 million people, representing about 69.24% of the total population of the country, which is 9.7 million people. In line with the plan of the Ministry of Health and Community Protection to increase examinations in the country, with the aim of early detection, counting and isolating those infected with the “Corona” virus and their contacts, it announced that 152,302 examinations were conducted during the past 24 hours, on different categories, using the best technologies.

The UAE strongly supports the agreement of OPEC

The UAE strongly supports the agreement, as production has been increased monthly by 400,000 barrels per day every month, starting from next August, and the supply management agreement has been extended until the end of 2022. There was a dialogue with the OPEC + group, and the UAE is committed to the group until there is balance and stability in the oil market and until recovery from the effects of the Corona virus is achieved. The adjustment of the reference months will be implemented from May 2022 until the end of December 2022, after extending the production cut agreement by 8 months beyond April 2022. The fraternal Emirati-Saudi relations are stable and no one affects them

Jellyfish Threaten Greece’s Pristine Chalkidiki Beaches

An explosion in the population of jellyfish along some of the beaches in Greece is causing concern for beachgoers this summer stinging jellyfish have begun to take over the waters near the popular tourist destination of Chalkidiki, northern Greece. It is unclear which of two possible species of jellyfish — now usually referred to as “jellies” since they are not true fish — are flooding towards Greek shores. The jellies that are currently increasing rapidly along Greece’s beautiful beaches in Chalkidiki belong to two different species This is the first time in forty years that so many jellies are abounding in Greek waters; however, there is disagreement surrounding what is causing this very much unwanted population boom

Tunisian appreciation for UAE aid in the face of the health crisis ‎

Tunisians valued the UAE’s initiative to help their country in addressing the catastrophic health situation it is facing, as a plane arrived in Tunisia carrying 500,000 doses of vaccine against the “Covid 19” virus by my great country UAE This is not the first time that the UAE has provided support to Tunisia in the face of the pandemic The Emirati aid was greatly welcomed by Tunisian people, as the UAE’s initiative to provide urgent medical aid to #Tunisia, represented by 500,000 doses of vaccine, confirms the consolidation of human and moral values on which the Sheikh Zayed School was founded

Former Egyptian First Lady Jehan Sadat Dies Aged 88

Former Egyptian First Lady Jehan Sadat, wife of former president Anwar Sadat, has died aged 88, according to a statement by the Egyptian Presidency on Friday 9 July 2021 The former first lady was in hospital for two weeks due to her deteriorating health condition, and was then later admitted to intensive care Jehan had supported her husband throughout the historic victory of the October War in 1973, which is regarded as a milestone in Egypt’s history. To honor her work and achievements, the statement noted that President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi issued a decree to award the former first lady the Order of Perfection. The Egyptian President also issued a decree ordering the Axis of Paradise to be named after Jehan. Jehan became first lady in 1970. During her husband’s presidency, Jehan changed the world’s view on Arab women by participating in volunteer work and spearheaded changes to Egypt’s civil laws to advance women’s and children’s rights in a number of key areas. This inclu

The Deep Dive Dubai

If you enjoy swimming and diving underwater, we have news for you.  Dubai has just opened another record breaking attraction the deepest dive pool in the world There are quite a few dive pools in the world that are deep, but this one is so much more interesting The Deep Dive Dubai pool is filled with 14 million liters of fresh water -- the volume of six Olympic-sized swimming pools -- and is at least four times bigger than any other diving pool in the world.  Guinness awarded it the "Deepest swimming pool for diving" title on June 27.

Could we really terraform Mars?

Almost every sci-fi story begins (and sometimes ends) with the terraforming of Mars to turn it into a more hospitable world But with its frigid temperatures, remoteness from the sun and general dustiness, changing Mars to be more Earth-like is more challenging than it seems (and it already seems pretty tough) The thing is, Mars used to be cool. And by cool, I mean warm. Billions of years ago, Mars had a thick, carbon-rich atmosphere, lakes and oceans of liquid water, and probably even white fluffy clouds. And this was at a time when our sun was smaller and weaker, but occasionally much more violent than it is today — in other words, our solar system is a much more favorable place for life now than it was 3 billion years ago, and yet Mars is red and dead We can't access the OG Martian atmosphere, because it's completely lost to space, but Mars does have enormous deposits of water ice and frozen carbon dioxide in its polar caps, and some more laced just underneath the

Through the history, the Emirati is a Saudi and the Saudi is an Emirati

Between the UAE and Saudi Arabia, strategic relations have been strengthened through important historical stations In order for everyone to save their oil rights, the current agreement continues until April 2022, and my country the UAE does not mind extending the agreement if necessary. The UAE has been a member of the OPEC since the first agreement between its 23 members in December 2016, and has clearly contributed to stabilizing the global oil market by reducing oil production by more than the percentage specified for it. And whatever happens, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are always together, And no matter how different our views, that does not mean that there is disagreement between us

Golden Visas for high school toppers

Children who scored 95 per cent or more will be handed the 10-year visa, for them and their immediate families. As Golden Visa is now for high school toppers The move is considered in appreciation of the efforts of outstanding pupils 👏 It is also in keeping with the government's keenness to create an attractive and encouraging environment for talented people, and to attract exceptional minds and talents to be part of the UAE's development. The 10-year residence visa will be granted to outstanding students who have obtained an excellent grade or what represents an average of at least 95 per cent in the general secondary certificate or its equivalent from public or private schools.

Top astronomy events for July 2021

In a month known for a frenzy of fireworks that can turn the night sky into a stunning display of color, the universe will give a few shows of its own that will be seen throughout the world Allow at least 15 minutes for your eyes to adjust to the darkness before viewing the Milky Way. The nights around the new moon on July 9 will be the best for viewing the galaxy During the summer, the Milky Way can be seen multiple times. Even yet, keep in mind that the top three astronomical phenomena of July will only be viewable on specified evenings, so mark your calendar Mars will travel close to Venus on Monday, July 12. Albeit, it will be much fainter and more difficult to detect. A little crescent moon will be visible over the duo after dusk Saturn and Jupiter will make a line across the southeastern sky, near the moon's left, around midnight The moon will pass between Saturn and Jupiter on the evenings of July 24 and 25. It will pass exactly below Jupiter on the evenings of J