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NASA Building Space Shotgun To Blast Asteroids

Sanjay Kumar Writes: Scientists at NASA are working on a giant space shotgun capable of smashing rocks out of asteroids. It is hoped the shotgun will allow experts test asteroid strength and will eventually be used as part of NASA’s Asteroid Redirect Mission (ARM).

YOUR WIFI CONNECTION MAY BE GIVING OUT YOUR SENSATIVE DATA

Sanjeev Relia writes: There are a number of ways by which a hacker can gain access to your Wi-Fi network. Hacking has become so easy that even a seven year old girl Betsy Davies in the US was able to break into a Wi-Fi hotspot in less than eleven minutes after watching an online video tutorial.

THE PRINCESS SYNDROME: EMERGING CHANGES IN CHINESE SOCIETY

Sandeep Jain Writes: The divorce rate in China increased to 3.9 percent over the last year, with 3.63 million couples bringing their marriage to an end, according to the latest data released by the Ministry of Civil Affairs. The rate has been rising for twelve consecutive years since 2003.

Panel Discussion at ARTRAC Shimla

A USI team headed by Maj Gen BK Sharma, AVSM, SM & Bar (Retd), Deputy Director(Research), USI, visited Headquarters Army training Command Shimla for a panel discussion on “Emerging Geo-Strategic Scenarios In South Asia & Indian Ocean Region, Its Implications & India’s Comprehensive Strategic Response” on the 27 August 2015.