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Largest Map of the Sky Reveals 13.7 Million HIDDEN Objects

The latest research covers 88 percent of the northern sky and includes approximately 13,000 hours of data collected over the years, providing a completely different picture of the universe. As Science Alert reports, it also includes galaxies forming strange Death Star-like shapes from supermassive black holes.

Wealth Befell Him, Yet He Died Alone and Unrecognizable

The eccentric billionaire, visionary, aviator, and a man who spent his whole life on the edge of genius and obsession – the life story of Howard Hughes is one of the most unusual in modern history.

At the car show, a total of 216 exhibitors

The "DDOR BG Car Show 09" car show and the 18th "MotoPassion" international motorcycle, quad, scooter, and equipment fair will be held between March 18 and 24 at the Belgrade Fair, where a record 50 automotive brands will be presented, and the fair will be opened by the famous Italian designer Fabrizio Giugiaro.

Robotic phone reflects the accelerated application of Chinese AI agents

At the World Mobile Communications Congress 2026, held in Barcelona, Spain, a robotic phone, first presented by the Chinese technology company "Honor," attracted great attention from the expert community.

Pilot Does Not Believe in Kuwait's Repeated Mistake Three Times

Two days after the start of a new conflict in the Middle East, one of the most unusual incidents in modern aviation history occurred.

Invisible Weapon from the Depths: Iran's 'Dragon' Worries the Pentagon

Tehran – Iran continues to strengthen its military capabilities in the Persian Gulf, relying not only on its classical naval fleet but also on new technologies that could significantly affect the security balance in the region. The focus of military analysts has shifted to a new unmanned underwater system called 'Azhdar' (*Persian dragon - editor's note by Politika*), which Iranian engineers recently presented as part of the development of asymmetrical naval capacities.