Science and Tech
NASA set for first crewed Lunar Orbit mission in 53 years
NASA is set to send humans back to the Moon’s orbit for the first time since 1972, marking a major milestone in space exploration.
Wikipedia bans AI-generated content on its platform
The world's largest online encyclopaedia, Wikipedia, has decided to ban content created using artificial intelligence (AI) on its platform.
Meta ordered to pay $375m for misleading users on child safety
A New Mexico court has ordered Meta, owner of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, to pay $375 million for misleading users about the safety of its platforms for children.
Successful efficacy of anti-cancer bacteria tested on mice
A successful test of the potential anti-cancer efficacy of newly synthesised nanoparticles and specific plant-derived bioactive compounds has been conducted on mice. A team of researchers from Rajshahi University (RU) has successfully completed tests applying anti-cancer bacteria to inhibit cancer in mice.
Total Lunar Eclipse today: Chance to see 'Blood Worm Moon'
Today, March 3, 2026, marks one of the most fascinating astronomical events of the year—a total lunar eclipse. The moon will appear with a special reddish hue, known as the 'Blood Worm Moon'.
AMTOB leaders meet ICT Minister, PM’s Adviser
A delegation of the Association of Mobile Telecom Operators of Bangladesh (AMTOB) paid a courtesy call on Posts, Telecommunications and ICT and Science and Technology Minister Fakir Mahbub Anam (MP), and Prime Minister’s Adviser Rehan Asif Asad today (February 26).
Zuckerberg grilled over kids’ Instagram use in landmark social media trial
Mark Zuckerberg faced tough questioning in a Los Angeles courtroom during a high-profile trial examining allegations that social media companies knowingly design platforms that can addict and harm young users.
Year’s first annular solar eclipse today
The first major astronomical event of 2026, an annular solar eclipse, will occur today (February 16).
Malaysia bans e-waste imports
Malaysia has imposed an immediate and complete ban on the import of electronic waste, or e-waste. The country's government has clearly stated that Malaysia will no longer be allowed to become the world's "dumping ground".
Usernames, passwords for 149 million Facebook, Gmail accounts leaked
Concerns over online security have been renewed globally after login details for over 149 million accounts, including those for Facebook and Gmail, were found in an open online database, putting the personal information of millions of users at risk.