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World's Longest-Range Air-to-Air Missile Integrated onto Chinese J-10C Fighters

Photographs that appeared on Chinese social networks on May 11th showed that the Chinese J-10C fighter, a so-called 4+ generation aircraft, has external DF-4/3 pylons, which are associated with the integration of the PL-17 air-to-air missile. This is an extremely long-range weapon, which until now has been primarily associated with the heavier twin-engine J-16 fighter. Specialized sources state that these pylons were used for mounting the PL-17 on the J-16, while the British RUSI assessed at the beginning of the year that the PL-17 is carried externally on the J-16 platform in operational use.

Iranians Attacked Gas Stations in America

WASHINGTON – U.S. officials suspect that hackers linked to Iran are behind a series of cyber intrusions into fuel monitoring systems for gas station tanks in several American states, CNN reported, citing sources familiar with the investigation.

Dystopian Fairytale About Modern Life

Cannes – The world premiere of "Promised Lands" by Serbian author Ivan Marković, a co-production of France, Serbia, Germany, and Cambodia, is being held tonight at the 79th Cannes Film Festival within the ACID program, which promotes independent film.

Prime Minister Macut at the Opening of the Fair of Technique: It is Important to Present the Potential of "Expo 2027"

The 68th International Fair of Technique and Technical Achievements opened today at the Belgrade Fair, and the Prime Minister of Serbia, Prof. Dr. Djuro Macut, emphasized the importance of presenting the potential of the specialized exhibition Expo 2027 at the fair as a great opportunity for Serbia to showcase itself to the world as a country of knowledge, innovation, and creativity.

Drives like a tram, but has no rails

While the rest of the planet is still digging tunnels and laying kilometers of rails, the Chinese city of Zhuzhou has been using a tram that follows painted lines on the asphalt for several years.

Scientists observed possible traces of dark matter in gravitational waves

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and several European scientific institutions announced that possible traces of dark matter's influence during black hole mergers have been observed in gravitational wave data.

Do you have cracked concrete in your yard? This type of asphalt paving is done in one day, with no mess or rubble, and drastically saves money on renovations

Concrete is synonymous with strength and longevity, but it is not indestructible. The ravages of time, temperature fluctuations, heavy loads, and regular winter salt use leave their mark. When the first cracks appear and the surface begins to crumble, traditional repairs with mortar or repair compounds often look messy, like poorly stitched patches, and are short-lived.

Program 'Reci: SkulptUra' in the Garden of the Museum of African Art

In the garden of the Museum of African Art, from May 20 to September 15, 2026, the program 'Reci: SkulptUra' will be realized, which represents a complementary program segment of the current exhibition 'Reci: Art – Waste as a Resource', by author and curator Ivana Vojt.

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Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, learn, and get employed.

FORGET CHATGPT AND GEMINI: Test an AI tool that actually makes you money

Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence, but while some use it to write songs, others have found a way to turn AI into your personal entertainment and income assistant.

How many years can your iPhone really last before it becomes unusable

Most people buy an iPhone with the idea that it will last for years, but the actual lifespan of this expensive phone depends on several key factors. Experts estimate that the real lifespan of the device is between three and five years before it becomes noticeably slow or outdated. After this period, even if the device is physically working, advanced applications and systems will simply leave it behind.

Everyone is talking about the genius who made a computer the size of a credit card

An innovative Reddit user has managed to create a fully functional computer that is literally the size and thickness of a regular credit card. Unlike devices like the Raspberry Pi, which only match these dimensions in length and width, this prototype is only one millimeter thick. This means this miniature device can finally fit into any standard wallet without any issues.