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Japan's space agency suspended a planned launch on Monday of rocket carrying what would be the country's first spacecraft to land on the moon, with operator Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) citing high winds. Although the H-IIA rocket, the Japanese flagship launch vehicle, has a 98% launch success rate, unsuitable wind conditions in the upper atmosphere forced a suspension 27 minutes before the planned liftoff. «High-altitude winds hit our constraint for a launch… which had been set to ensure no impact from debris falling outside of pre-warned areas,» said MHI H-IIA launch unit chief Tatsuru Tokunaga. Strong winds of nearly 108 kph (67 mph) were observed at an altitude of 5,000-15,000 metres (16400-49200 ft), Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) safety manager Michio Kawakami said. Multiple typhoons around Japan could have affected the wind conditions, he added. The new launch date has not been decided, but will be no sooner than Thursday because of necessary processes such as re-fuelling, Tokunaga said. MHI and JAXA have said a launch could take place as late as Sept. 15.

World Athletics Championships. The title was accomplished through a commanding javelin throw of 88.17 meters during the men's javelin final in Budapest, Hungary. “INDIAAAAA.

space kits, hampers, tees, stationery, backpacks, models of rockets, collectibles and other merchandise are seeing ten-fold surge in demand on e-commerce platforms and retail shelves after India's historic moon landing on August 23, executives said. ISRO has existing tie-ups with 19 merchandise partners across categories such as apparel, stationary, backpacks and DIY rocket kits. «ISRO and Chandrayaan-3 have become household names now and we're seeing a 10-fold increase in sales of products since two days, compared to what we usually do in one day,» said Bhavik Arora, chief executive and founder of brand licensing company Black White Orange, which sells merchandise that's officially registered under ISRO through its own A47.in virtual store, Amazon and Ajio.

AI to boost productivity is vast, whether it's automating customer service interactions or accelerating drug discovery. A McKinsey report, The Economic Potential of Generative AI: The Next Productivity Frontier reveals that 63 generative AI use cases could add the equivalent of $4.4 trillion in value to the global economy, and 75% of the value would arise from the four areas: customer operations, marketing and sales, software engineering and R&D. However, the emergence of foundational models could lead to capital concentration, potentially amplifying inequalities.

(https://www.livemint.com/opinion/columns/opinion-chandrayaan-2-last-15-minutes-are-the-longest-1564069569286.html). But its orbits get more and more elliptical, and Chandrayaan ranges further and further from its home planet, until it effectively slips out of the Earth’s gravitational grasp and, slingshot style, is dispatched towards the Moon. At some point, the Moon’s gravity will “capture" Chandrayaan.

space has never been more compelling. Over the past few years, challenges to manufacturing, launching and operating satellites and other space-based assets have diminished significantly.... An important driver of growth in the space sector has been increased private sector investment.

For some 30 years, Alex Mashinsky barreled into whatever was the hot technology of the time, promising revolutions in long-distance calling, airport rides and, most recently, crypto. He often left a trail of unhappy friends, colleagues and investors.

Madison Darbyshire in New York Even amid a meltdown in crypto markets, DIY traders who came of age after the financial crisis no longer want to play by the old rules With $1,000 in savings and two US government stimulus checks, Chris Zettler began investing in 2020. First he bought companies he knew, he says, “but then I got bored with it”.

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