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The Moon Awaits: Artemis II Rocket Launched with Astronauts Towards the Moon

Four astronauts launched on Artemis II, the first crewed mission to the Moon in 50 years.

Alstom Officially Begins Design Phase for Line 1 of the Belgrade Metro

French company Alstom announced at the end of March that complete financing for the first line of the Belgrade Metro project, worth 915 million euros, has been practically secured, fulfilling the conditions for its commencement, and Alstom has now officially begun the design phase for Line 1.

Прича о двоструком Гинисовом рекордеру која фасцинира: Документарни филм који морате погледати

Славиша Пајкић, познатији као Биба Струја, преминуо је у 69. години, остављајући иза себе причу која је деценијама фасцинирала јавност, као и два Гинисова рекорда.

YouTube finally in cars: Everyone waited for this, but there's a big catch

YouTube has finally become available on the Android Auto system, but the new option comes with a major limitation that has confused many drivers. Although you can now see the app on your car's screen, watching videos while driving is still strictly prohibited. This change is primarily useful for people who like to listen to podcasts, news, or music while driving.

Windows 11 Finally Gets Faster: Microsoft Removes What's Slowing Down Your Computer

Microsoft is bringing a major change to Windows 11 that will drastically speed up every computer. The company is finally abandoning slow technology that turned programs into simple websites within windows. The new goal is for every application to be 100% adapted to the system to open instantly.

Centuries Hid It, and One Man Noticed and Revealed It These Days: An Inscription Found on "Anđelka's Gate" in Trebinje

"Anđelka's Gate" in Trebinje is visited by thousands of tourists annually. It is named after a character from the TV series "The Wounded Eagle," partly set in Trebinje. Locals in Trebinje replaced the gate and windows on this old fence, and placed a tourist information board, benches, and planted flowers in front.

Artificial Intelligence Will Destroy This Profession: Prediction Backed by Layoffs, Goodbye to 40% of Employees

Jack Dorsey and former Sequoia Capital chief, Roelof Botha, claim that artificial intelligence could soon take over a large portion of the jobs currently performed by middle management.

Kojić: Audiences take away an impression of a grand, epic story and imagery from the opera 'Don Carlos'

The guest of a new episode of the video series 'Tanjug Reflektor' was conductor Aleksandar Kojić, who spoke about the opera 'Don Carlos' at the National Theatre in Belgrade. Kojić said that the most demanding aspect of 'Don Carlos' for him is the proper distribution of energy during the performance.

Who is user @user3266363816019 keeping the whole world awake: Never-before-seen footage of world stars has appeared

In recent days, social networks have been buzzing about an unusual mystery that has managed to intrigue millions of users worldwide. Although at first glance it seems like just another passing trend, this story holds many more questions than answers.

Ana Čavić's Exhibition 'A THREAD WITHOUT END IV' at the Belgrade Youth Center

Ana Čavić's project 'A Thread Without End' is a performing narration in a continuous state of development and potentially without end. At the core of the cycle, presented through four distinct narrative performances, like threads without end, is the creation of a myth about two archetypal characters, a woman and an anthropomorphic fox.

The End of the Era of 'Cheat Sheets': AI Glasses Solve Problems and Whisper Answers Themselves

A bizarre business of renting smart glasses has blossomed in China, which students use to pass the toughest exams without studying. These devices use advanced artificial intelligence to scan tests and project correct answers directly onto the glasses' lenses. Although officially banned, their popularity on the black market is growing because they look like ordinary eyeglasses.

We Take You to the Set of the Series "Branilac": See What Awaits You in the New Season, You Will Be Breathless

The series "Branilac" has attracted enormous attention from viewers in a very short time, distinguishing itself as one of the most notable television achievements in recent years. Its strength lies in authenticity – the stories are based on true events, adapted into books by famous lawyers such as Oliver Injac and Filota Fil, as well as on original archival cases handled by Veljko Guberina and Toma Fil. It is precisely this combination of real court cases and powerful dramatic adaptation that has earned the series the trust of the public and critics.