Things are once again over-reaching in the Brussels government. The bone of contention this time is the low-emission zone (LEZ), the measure that was introduced six years ago to gradually keep the most polluting cars off the congested roads in the capital. According to the agreed schedule, the LEZ will become stricter again next year. … Read more
Research results have shown that the asteroid Dimorphos, which was physically struck by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) through the DART mission, was transformed completely different from its original form. A research team from the University of Bern in Switzerland recently published an investigation report suggesting the possibility that the shape of Dimorphos, … Read more
Al-Marsad newspaper: The Egyptian prosecution issued a decision to present the journalist Reham Saeed to forensic medicine to prove the charges she brought against the Lebanese plastic surgeon, Nader Saab, of indecent assault and causing her permanent disability as a result of medical negligence. Reham Saeed is currently undergoing a medical examination to prove that … Read more
Sports Observatory: The legal expert, Ahmed Al-Amir, revealed the truth about the issuance of a decision by the CAS Court in the case of the Brazilian player Petros with Al-Nasr Club. “The Prince” wrote through his personal account on the “X” platform, saying: “To date, no decision has been issued by the CAS court in … Read more
Al-Marsad newspaper: Moroccan artist Dounia Batma commented on her one-year prison sentence, in the case known as the “Hamza Moon Baby” account, in which her sister, Ibtissam Batma, is also accused. She said in a video clip: “My sister and I are innocent of the Moon Baby account. Whoever wants it, whoever hates it, and … Read more
The galaxy cluster and supernova remnants captured by Japan’s latest satellite ‘XRISM’ have been revealed. Supernova remnants inside the galaxy were recently confirmed in observation data from the James Webb Space Telescope, attracting the attention of space enthusiasts. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) introduced the first observation results of ‘Chrysm’ to the public through … Read more
Al-Marsad newspaper: An Egyptian court acquitted a girl of charges of assaulting her father by hitting her with a shoe, after the father begged the judge to pardon her, for fear of losing her future. The security authorities had received a report from a housewife accusing her younger sister of assaulting her elderly father with … Read more
Four days have passed since NASA’s planetary probe ‘Voyager 1’, 46 years after launch, aborted its mission due to a computer error. NASA predicted that it could take at least several weeks to restore normalcy. NASA announced on the 16th through its official channels that the computer error of Voyager 1, which occurred on the … Read more
Four days have passed since NASA’s planetary probe ‘Voyager 1’, 46 years after launch, aborted its mission due to a computer error. NASA predicted that it could take at least several weeks to restore normalcy. NASA announced on the 16th through its official channels that the computer error of Voyager 1, which occurred on the … Read more
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has released the latest photos of Inmyeonam Rock on Mars, which was joked about in the 1970s as being a sculpture of an alien. NASA presented the latest images of Mars’ Inmyeonam taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) through its official channel on the 13th. This photo … Read more