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    Nasa’s X-59 jet breaks the sound barrier without the boom, the future of flight just got real

    NASA test pilot Nils Larson flew the X-59 supersonic jet on its inaugural flight over California's Mojave Desert, validating a revolutionary aircraft designed to reduce sonic boom noise. The experimental plane could enable future commercial supersonic flights over land, cutting travel times in half with quieter technology

    Animal Crossing: New Horizons Nintendo Switch 2 Edition: What’s new in the free January 15 release — Complete feature list

    Animal Crossing: New Horizons is returning in a refreshed avatar with the launch of Animal Crossing: New Horizons – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and a free content update.

    Job bloodbath! Mass layoffs hit America as 172,000 jobs vanish — is this shocking wave of Amazon and Meta cuts the first sign of a U.S. recession?

    Job bloodbath hits America. Over 172,000 layoffs in October 2025. Biggest cut since the pandemic. Amazon slashed 14,000 jobs. Meta dropped 8,000 workers. Tech and finance lead the fall. Unemployment rose to 4.2%. Private hiring slowed to 151,000 jobs. Experts call it a warning sign. The U.S. economy may be cooling fast. Some fear this could spark a U.S. recession. Companies are cutting costs. Automation is replacing roles. Consumer spending is slipping. The American job market is showing cracks.

    NavPrakriti starts operation of Lithium-ion battery recycling plant in Eastern India

    India anticipates a surge in EV battery waste, needing to recycle over 1.2 million batteries annually by 2030. Kolkata-based NavPrakriti has launched a lithium-ion battery recycling facility in Eastern India, utilising indigenous technology to recover critical minerals and support the circular economy.

    India’s IT workforce: A strategic asset in a fragmented world

    India can strengthen its global relevance by positioning its IT talent pool as a strategic asset through effective reskilling and redeployment.

    After the Burevestnik missile, Russia now tests the Poseidon 2M39 torpedo — what are its features and how deadly is it?

    Putin just confirmed Russia tested the terrifying Poseidon 2M39 — a nuclear torpedo built to create radioactive tsunamis. The test, held Tuesday, proves Russia’s “doomsday” underwater drone is real. Putin said the Poseidon can dive deep, move fast, and can’t be intercepted. He claimed “nothing like this exists in the world.” The Poseidon, capable of traveling 100 knots — about 115 mph — could unleash waves strong enough to flatten coastal cities. It’s one of six Russian “superweapons” revealed in 2018, joining the Burevestnik missile, which Putin also said passed testing days ago.

    The Economic Times
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