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28/07/2025

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27/07/2025

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🚨BREAKING: A mysterious object spotted in space, roughly the size of Manhattan, could be a hostile alien spacecraft or an advanced alien probe

A mysterious interstellar object the size of Manhattan may be a hostile alien spacecraft has sparked concern among scientists who suggest it could be a hostile alien spacecraft. Earlier this month, experts confirmed the detection of a rare interstellar visitor only the third ever recorded moving through our Solar System at extraordinary speed. Known as 3I/ATLAS, it’s only the third interstellar visitor ever detected and is hurtling through our Solar System at high speed. A draft study suggests its orbit could allow it to approach Earth undetected and perform a covert maneuver near the Sun in November potentially preparing for an attack

26/07/2025

When Neil Armstrong stepped onto the surface of the Moon in 1969 and uttered the famous words, “That’s one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind,” he left behind more than just a mark in human history. He also left a physical footprint — which remains visible even to this day.

The Moon has no atmosphere, wind, or rain to erode or wash away these marks. Its surface is covered in a fine, dry dust known as lunar regolith, and with gravity only about one-sixth of Earth’s, these footprints remain remarkably well-preserved even after decades.

The footprints from the Apollo 11 mission, along with those from other astronauts who visited the Moon, can still be seen today thanks to modern satellite technology. NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has captured high-resolution images of the landing sites, clearly showing the footprints, scientific instruments left behind, and even the paths traced by lunar rovers.

These silent imprints stand as enduring evidence of humanity’s first steps on another celestial body. In the absence of weather or tectonic activity, scientists estimate that these traces may remain intact for hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of years.

25/07/2025

In a game that’s already being called a historic moment for both chess and artificial intelligence, the reigning world chess champion has done the unthinkable by forcing ChatGPT to surrender during a high-stakes match. This clash of brainpower between man and machine sent shockwaves through the tech and chess worlds, proving that human intuition still has a place in an AI-dominated future.

The match began as a friendly challenge but quickly turned into a battle of wits watched by millions online. Fans expected a close call or even an easy win for the AI, considering how advanced ChatGPT’s logic systems are. But the chess grandmaster brought his A-game, pulling off a brilliant series of moves that exposed the AI’s strategic blind spots.

What shocked everyone was how early ChatGPT folded. Despite its vast memory and calculation speed, it was unable to keep up with the unpredictability and psychological depth of the human opponent. In a stunning twist, the AI issued a resignation move, something rarely seen in matches involving artificial intelligence.

Experts are now dissecting the game to understand where the AI slipped. Was it overconfidence in its programming, or did it simply fail to read a trap hidden in plain sight? Either way, this match has reignited debates about the limits of machine learning in areas where creativity and instinct still rule.

The world champion, calm and composed, said after the game, “AI is incredible, but chess is still about the human touch. That’s something machines can’t fully replicate.”

This match will go down as a reminder that while AI can play by the rules, humans still know how to break them in the most beautiful way.

Follow us for more epic battles between humans and machines and for everything trending in the world of strategy, tech, and talent.

24/07/2025
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24/07/2025

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24/07/2025
24/07/2025

Even those confessing that they have ‘p***o’ videos will be arrested - Police

POLICE have once again warned against the sharing of p***o videos online, this time particularly addressing those who are fond of bragging on comment sections that they have the videos.

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Police spokesperson Rae Hamoonga stated that those who publicly reveal that they have the videos should not be surprised they are visited by the police.

Hamoonga added that even the ones sharing numbers online and asking people to send the explicit videos are also committing a crime.

“Production, possession and distribution, you commit the same offence as the person who actually produced it as well. We urge members of the public that if you are possessing, if you are producing or if you are distributing, you are committing the same offence. That’s what the law states,” he emphasised.

“So even those asking for those videos, the one offering to distribute, is also committing the same offence, so don’t be surprised if we visit you. Because you are actually confessing that you are possessing the video, so we are saying if you posses and distribute, you are committing the same offence.”

He also shared that even the ones who might have produced adult content outside Zambia and their content is now being shared in the country risk being arrested.

“To those producing, they face five years imprisonment with a fine of K6,000 to K30,000 or both. If you produce p***ographic content outside the country and you come to our country possessing them, it’s still a crime,” he said...https://kalemba.news/local/even-those-confessing-that-they-have-p***o-videos-will-be-arrested-police/

By Catherine P**e

Kalemba, July 24, 2025

24/07/2025
24/07/2025

After years of being sealed as a "trade secret," The United States government reveals that the sale price for the Wu-Tang Clan's sole copy of 'Once Upon a Time In Shaolin' was $2,238,482.30.

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