a new YouTube feature is turning your regular ordinary comments into this YouTube is testing out a new feature called voice replies where creators can respond to comments on their videos with audio and right now only a small number of channels have it so if you do you'll notice this little Soundwave icon when replying to comments on your videos all you have to do is tap that and you'll switch from text to recording your voice now that's not what it really looks like cuz we see it on YouTube right now and Theo Joe is one of the creators in YouTube's test group and he's already using this feature to reply to comments and this is what it actually looks and sounds like uh you're right I made a mistake whoops let me know what you think about this in the comments below and by the way creators are the only people who can respond with voice replies so you don't have to worry about trolls just dropping crazy voice messages just delete your channel you suck now it's also worth noting that this feature has only been rolling out in the United States and voice replies are only functional on the YouTube mobile IOS app and if you're on a PC you'll only see a transcription like this which completely defeats the purpose YouTube's goal with this feature is to deepen Creator to audience relationships and this is just one of the crazy features YouTube plans to drop in 2025 and we have videos on these updates coming out soon so go ahead and hit the Subscribe button and if you want to know how to upload your YouTube videos for more views go ahead and watch this video right here and until next time keep creating

our next story is about Iran the country is looking for a new capital president masud pesan has been talking about this for months now and now his official spokesperson has confirmed it Iran's regime is looking to relocate it wants to leave thran and make its way to the sunny coast of makran but is this even feasible does Iran have the resources to move its capital and what makes macaran so special our next report report has details thean is the current capital of Iran it is Iran's most important city by far tan is around four times the size of Iran's Second City mashad the capital and its surrounding region are home to about 20% of Iran's population and 30% of Iran's GDP it's the definition of a primate City disproportionately larger and more important than any other but there's always a problem with putting all your eggs in one basket if the basket breaks you're in big trouble thean is a basket that is breaking it is bursting at the seams because of overpopulation the water supply there is stretched to the brink thean reportedly consumes 25% of Iran's drinking water and there are frequent water shortages there Industries and heavy traffic are taking a toll on the air quality choking working the city every winter thean also lies on major fault lines it is prone to earthquakes a big one could kill millions of people and Destroy Iran's already fragile economy so president mud pesan has come up with a plan he wants to move the capital Iran has considered moving capitals before it has commissioned at least six feasibility studies since 1989 Iran's parliament passed a law in 2014 mandating that the government take relocation seriously former presidents Mahmud ahmedin Asad and Hassan Rohani both considered the idea as well but despite all this the needle hasn't really moved even the current government spokesperson says there's no hurry we are seeking assistance from academics Elites and experts in this field including engineering sociology or economics it is definitely in the m region in the South hopefully we can proceed in the most effective Direction although the matter is not urgent Iran is taking it slow but it seems to have identified the new capital region the makran coast mcran is an arid Coastal belt split between Iran and Pakistan it isn't the first place you would think of for a new capital but Iran has a plan makran is being considered in fact the region of makran and of course two councils have been formed one is a council that is assessing the problems of the capital and two a council that is working on the sea oriented economy and one of its assignments is working on the measurements required for makran area Iran wants its new capital to be Coastal it wants to take advantage of the trade possibilities and cuton transportation costs pesan said and I quote transporting raw materials from the south to the Cent processing them and then returning them South for export drains our competitive capacity we must shift the country's economic and political Center to the South and closer to the sea that is why they have zeroed in on mcran it fits all the required criteria but is this plan realistic moving capitals is rare but it has been done before turkey moved its capital from Istanbul to Ankara in the 1920s Brazil moved it from rition Arrow to Brazilia the old capitals remain economic power centers but the new administrative capitals are successful in their own right they help relieve some of the pressure from the bigger cities the problem with Iran's plan is in functionality it is finances the country is reeling from Western sanctions it has an abundance of resources but hardly anyone to trade with because the West has hammered Iran's economy Iran's exports may become more competitive with the coast Capital it may be able to reduce costs and offer terms that potential Partners can't refuse but how will Iran afford to set up a new capital in the first place money is the biggest hurdle for Iran right now so while PES kean's plan might be great in the long run he might not have the funds to begin the journey from breaking news to the day's biggest controversies shedding light on the world's top headlines detailed analysis on the stories that matter the most to you catch it all on Spotlight 

in the high stakes race for dominance in the skies China is making bold moves to challenge the global Dooly of Boeing and Airbus with its homegrown passenger jet the comac c919 the nation is setting its sights on reshaping the aircraft Market the comac c919 is a narrow body airliner it can carry up to 190 passengers with a range of 5,500 km the aircraft which made its commercial debut in 2023 is already flying domestic routes with China's Aviation Giants Air China China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines in a significant Milestone the c919 completed its first international flight on December 31st 2024 making a scheduled journey to Hong Kong according to the Financial Times report comac's Ambitions doesn't stop there Deputy GM of marketing yangyang claimed that the company aims to expand operations to Southeast Asia by 2026 and is working towards European certification as early as this year the stakes are enormous over the next two decades the world will require more than 42,000 new aircraft with single a planes like the c919 comprising 80% of its Demand by 2040 comac aims to deliver nearly 2,000 units of the c919 potentially ramping up the production from just one plane a month today to 11 per month Global Supply Chain disruptions have left Boeing and Airbus grappling with engine and component shortages providing a window of opportunity for newcomers like comac Boeing 737 Max have been delayed because of safety concerns and ongoing protests yet industry experts caution that penetrating the international markets will take some time breaking into Global markets is not easy feat certification hurdles maintainance support and Reliance on Western made components remains significant challenges despite these the c919 symbolizes president XI jinping's Vision to propel China up the technological value chain and reduce Reliance on Foreign imports building the necessary support infrastructure for maintainance and certification in overseas markets is costly and complex and geopolitical tensions particularly between the US and China further complicate comac's Ambitions the c919 Reliance on Western suppliers including engines from CFM intern National and auxiliary systems from honey underscores a dependency that could hinder production if geopolitical tensions escalate meanwhile comac is developing its first widebody aircraft the c929 aimed at competing with Boeing 787 Dreamliner and air buses a350 but with a projected entry into service no earlier than 2040 this is a long-term play for China's Aviation Ambitions for now comac's primary role is import substitution serving China's domestic Airlines and reducing dependence on foreign Manufacturing ERS but the path to becoming true Global competitor is fraught with challenges for more news and updates keep watching 

Welcome to our podcast where we cover unique and interesting stories for you in this episode we will discuss how AI is helping search for alien life on Mars and Beyond aliens have long been a fascinating subject for humans innumerable movies TV series and books are proof of this Allure our search for extraterrestrials has even taken us to other planets albeit remotely this search has progressed Leaps and Bounds in the last few years but it is still in its natal stages Global space agencies like the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and China National Space Administration have in recent years sent Rovers to Mars to Aid this search remotely however the accuracy of these random searches remains low to remedy this the search for extraterrestrial intelligence Institute has been exploring the use of artificial intelligence for finding extraterrestrial life on Mars and other icy worlds according to a report on Space a recent study from seti states that AI could be used to detect microbial life in the depths of the icy oceans on other planets in a paper published in nature astronomy the team details how they trained a machine learning model to scan data for signs of microbial life or other unusual features that could be indicative of alien life using a machine learning algorithm called convolutional neural networks a multidisciplinary team of scientists led by CT's Kim Warren roads has mapped sparse life forms on Earth Warren rhs worked alongside experts from other prestigious institutions Michael Phillips of Johns Hopkins Applied Physics lab and Freddy kis of the University of Oxford the system developed by them used statistical ecology and AI detected bios signatures with up to 87.5% accuracy compared to only 10% for random searches as per the researchers it can potentially reduce the search area by up to 97% making it easier for scientists to locate potential chemical traces of life for testing their system they initially focused on the sparse life forms that dwell in salt does rocks and crystals at salad deales at the boundary of the Chilean atakama desert and altiplano Warren rhods and his team collected over 8,000 images and 1,000 samples from salad deonis to search for photosynthetic microbes that may represent a bio signature on NASA's ladder of Life detection for finding life beyond Earth the team also used drone imagery to to simulate Mars reconnaissance orbiters highresolution Imaging experiment cameras Martian terrain images to examine the region they found that microbial life in the region is concentrated in biological hotspots that strongly relate to the availability of water researchers suggest that the machine learning tools developed can be used in robotic planetary missions like NASA's perseverance Rover the tools can guide Rovers towards areas with a higher probability of having traces of alien life even if they are rare or hidden with these models we can design tailor made road maps and algorithms to guide Rovers to places with the highest probability of harboring past or present life no matter how hidden or rare explained Warren rhs thanks for tuning in if you enjoyed this episode be sure to subscribe and share your thoughts in the comments stay connected for more exciting discussion and updates in our next video 

00:00:05 There have been five times on our  blue earth... ...when there was only snow and  severe winter. Such periods are called ice ages. These ice ages spanned hundreds and thousands of years. The last ice age on our earth also lasted for several thousand years. Man of this last ice age lived in caves and went out in groups to hunt. During the same last Ice Age, about 20 to 25 thousand years ago... ...a hunting party from Siberia went out  in search of prey. Roaming about and searching the shrubs, caves and rocks... ...this group lost way and went  into a path... that unconsciously led to a new world.

00:01:09 This hunting party did not know at all... ...that the ice track they were moving slipping and steadying... ...was actually a temporary short passage between the two great continents. This route came up simply because... ...that in the Ice Age due to freezing  of the seas... ...the water level therein had gone  much down. Dunes, small islands and channels between islands emerged in the seas. This was also one such way. This hunter-group carrying the genes of the Old World crossed the narrow path... and settled in the New World, and then stayed here for good.

00:02:01 Eleven thousand years ago, the last ice age on our earth ended... ...the sea level rose again... ...and that narrow dry passage sank again into deep waters... ..the passage this hunter-group crossed to come to the New World. Thus, the land route between the old and the new world was cut off. We call this place Bering Strait. On this strait is also a point... ...from where the distance between the New and the Old World is only 85 km. But the man of the old world took 10,500 years to cover this distance of 85 km.

00:02:52 How were these thousands of years  in the New World? Who and how this world was discovered? What happened to the original  inhabitants here? And how did a country here become a world superpower of the day? I'm Faisal Warraich and in  Dekho, Suno, Jano... ...showing you the tale of that lost land  that is 'History of America.' The hunting group which went into the new world... ...went on spreading in this large dry land for thousands of years. They founded great civilizations and made numerous settlements and islands.

00:03:43 Look at this map. This is a very old map of the New World, the American continent. In what is now Mexico, there used to be a great empire, the Aztec Empire. Spread over an area of ​​more than 200,000 square kilometres, this empire... ...included about 500 states where six million people lived. The area south of the Aztec Empire was the seat of the Maya civilization. This civilization was about  4000 years old. He had earned huge fame  in art and culture. After the Maya another great civilization, the Inca Empire was also there.

00:04:38 This empire spread from the American country of Ecuador to Chile and Argentina. The population of his kingdom was  about 12 million. Besides 3 major civilizations, many settlements were also on this continent. In the islands of the West Indies, the Arawak people were settled. Native American tribes lived in America, from Canada to Brazil and Argentina. Most of them lived in small settlements or you can call them villages. Maize was their favorite food which they grew on a large scale. These corn-loving New Worlders numbered in the millions.

00:05:32 At the same time, there were around five million people living in the old world. But these people on both sides were totally ignorant of each other by millions of people. Rather, for them, no other world existed, neither in stories, nor on any map, nor in anyone's memory. Because the contact of the days was cut eleven thousand years ago. Yes, it is true, that there are stories... ...telling some strays from the old world landed on the islands of the new world. And some of them even wrote about it.

00:06:16 Chinese poetry written 1700 years ago mentions a distant foreign land. In Chinese poetry, this land was  written as Fusang. Which means 'Out of Ten World',  a place out of this world. The poet wrote that to the east of the East Sea are the shores of Fusang. After landing there, if one travels another 5000 kilometres towards the east... ...another sea comes which is blue in colour, vast and limitless. It may be the fusang America itself... ...because the continental United States is just to the east of China

00:07:05 ...and crossing it another sea, the Atlantic Ocean, really begins. Similarly, in 458, an Afghan Buddhist  monk 'Hwui Shen' with 4 companions... ...started a journey from China to the east. He returned after living in a foreign land for 40 years, which he as per Chinese... traditions, named as 'Fusang.' He also wrote his travelogue in which he wrote conditions there. 500 years after Hwui Shen, the Viking tribes of N. Europe also arrived in America. They got settled in the area of ​​Newfoundland, where Canada is today.

00:07:54 Models of these settlements  are still there today. Like the Chinese and the Vikings, some Muslims also claim... ...having reached America in the era of the Umayyad ruler of Spain, Abdul-Rahman III. They claim to have settled there, built mosques and preached Islam. Hindus also claim that their gods were also worshiped by Native Americans. In their opinion, a Hindu from India reached there and went to America... ...that is why the ancient American tribes worshipped the same gods. There are many more such claims... ...and it does not make any difference whether or not these claims are true.

00:08:48 The difference was that who discovered this island and this world. And rightly understood this was a new world and linked it with the old world... ...where people started to travel  in and out... This link was not made by the Chinese discovery, journey of Buddhist Pathans... ...or adventures of Muslim or Hindu sailors nor did they understand two worlds. The thousands-year-old alienation in both worlds stayed for thousands of years. People of the old world believed the world ended on European and African shores.

00:09:35 And the American tribes also believed that beyond their shores it was only water... ...and nothing else. Out of sight is out of mind, this distance might continue for thousands of years... but then it happened that  the 15th century came. The Fifteenth Century. This shifted international power dynamics which changed everything on the globe. The man of the old world and especially of Europe was forced to... ...come out of his comfort zone and find new ways and new lands. This shift was caused by  the Muslim conquerors.

00:10:25 What was this shift? This Old World the Native Americans had left 25,000 years ago... ...here Europe was a major power before the 15th Century. It was a dominant force. The Roman Empire of Europe was the world's superpower for hundreds of years. And he ruled in many parts of Asia. Gradually the Roman Empire weakened and reduced to the Byzantine Empire. This empire' what it was now? It was just a city of Constantinople. This Empire stood merely on the memory of the old times and the strong walls.

00:11:23 Then in 1453, the Turks destroyed the last sign of the Roman Empire. Turk Sultan Muhammad Fateh conquered Constantinople to end the Roman Empire. The name of the city was also changed from Constantinople to Istanbul. The power of Europe ended in the 15th century, and now there was lamentation. Constantinople was an important military base and a holy city in Europe. It was the centre of Orthodox Christianity. It was settled by Constantine, the first Christian emperor of the Roman Empire. Here Constantine also built a magnificent church, Hagia Sophia ... so Christians from all over Europe had a special devotion to this city.

00:12:20 But apart from devotion, the city had another significance... as it was a lifeline of trade from Asia and especially China to Europe. From the markets of Central Asia Chinese silk, spices, precious stones, gold, silver... ...and many other items would pass through this route to reach Europe. This route was closed with Constantinople falling to the Turks. This defeat caused Europeans agony both economically and spiritually. Economically, joblessness was enhanced in Europe by the closure of trade routes.

00:13:06 People began to become poorer to the point of having no food to eat. Forced by hunger, people used to dispose of their children in the garbage heap. Farmers began to commit suicide or lived like slaves burdened by loan interests. The hungry and resourceless people took to plundering to save their lives. Soon crimes increased to an extent that the pedestrians in the European streets... ...would walk looking skyward  rather than the earth. The criminals in houses would throw stones to crush the heads of pedestrians.

00:13:53 Then would take away what they could from the clothes of the dead bodies. Therefore, safety lay in walking  head upward. Wealthy people had hired guards, but ordinary people were killed openly. The government guards were also helpless in this situation. This economic disaster of Europe came after Constantinople was snatched... ...and by the closure of trade routes. The spiritual disaster was another as the stern religious Christians believed... ...that Europe, the hub of Christianity, was going to Muslims one-by-one.

00:14:38 So these people thought it a difficult time for Christianity. Christian areas are shrinking day by day, geographically decreasing. They felt if the situation went on Christianity or its power might end. So the Europeans, their religious and commercial class, looked for a new world. But where could they find such a world? They did not know that just 4/5 thousand kilometres to the west, there is a world... ...almost equal to the whole world and rich in natural resources, gold, silver, oil, etc. They only knew of the world to travel through eastwards to China and Japan.

00:15:40 Then China and Japan were discussed in a house in Europe. But for what purpose? Because Marco Polo's travelogue was now everywhere in Europe. Marco Polo wrote China as Cathay and Japan as Sepango. About Japan, he wrote that the roofs of the royal palace are made of gold... ...doors and windows are decorated with gold and most floors are gold-plated. Thus he exaggerated the wealth of China and its Mongol ruler, Kublai Khan... ...even to hyperbole. Though Marco Polo's travelogue was written at least 150 years earlier.

00:16:30 But in the poor condition of Europeans, Polo's travelogue was the only ray of hope. This travelogue of Marco Polo inspired the European youth that they... ...must find a way to reach China and Japan and get the riches... ...the stories Marco Polo had  peppered with. But the problem was that the land route was now blocked by the Turks. Another route was across the Mediterranean Sea through Egypt. This route too was occupied by the Muslim empire of the Mamluks. Throughout the Mediterranean Sea from Morocco to Egypt, Islamic states existed... ...that attacked European merchant ships.

00:17:25 Europe could find no safe passage  from there either. Thus, Europe was in a way under  the siege of Muslims. Adventurers like Bartolomeo Diaz found a route to reach Asia from around Africa. But this route was very long, A one-way route would take months  to complete. Now the Europeans were at a loss as to take which route to Asia... ...which would be both in  their interest and the shortest. So that they trade by reaching Asia through this route and end their poverty. In this desperation, a little-known Italian sailor came forward.

00:18:15 He claimed to know the shortest route to China and Japan in Asia. In his opinion, this was a route that was straight across the Atlantic Ocean... ...and no major country could pose a threat to them in this way. It was a huge claim that could  change the fate of Europeans. The claimant was a young  Christopher Columbus. Columbus from Geneva, Italy had spent most of his life at sea. Like others, he too was greatly impressed by the travelogues of Marco Polo. He claimed expertise in finding the way with the help of the sun, moon and stars.

00:19:19 At that time, educated people knew that the earth is round... ...and Columbus also believed the same. He thought the world is round and if one travels directly from Europe to the west... ...one will reach Sepango, i.e. Japan, at a distance of 4500 kilometres. The short route to Japan meant also finding China and then the whole of Asia. Columbus thought that finding Asia was like discovering a gold mine. Take as much gold as you want from anywhere and bring it to Europe. But Columbus' dream was not only  gold and wealth.

00:20:05 He also called himself 'Christbearer.' In fact, in Christian history, the legend of a man named Christopher was famous... ...who carried Jesus Christ on his back across the river. This Christopher was remembered in the Christian world as the Christbearer. So the sailor Christopher Columbus also dreamt that like the legendary character... ... of history, Christopher made Jesus Christ cross the river... ...he will also cross the sinking ship  of Christianity. In his view, it was possible by find a new world for the spread of Christianity... ...where a great Christian empire like the Roman Empire is established.

00:20:52 So dreaming of enriching Europe with gold and a Christian empire Columbus... ...began to move from court to court in Europe. He went from Italy to Portugal, from Portugal to England. Everywhere he pitched his idea of ​​westward travel in a bid to get investment. Then Europe was in a bad situation. Poverty had already broken its back. There were other reasons but factually no king or queen agreed to help him. Columbus stayed resolute and did not  give up on his idea. In 1485 he arrived in Spain.

00:21:38 At that time Spain was ruled by Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella. In Spain, Columbus spent seven years trying to meet the queen. But the Queen did not have  an appointment. Because the king and queen were busy expelling the Muslims from Spain. When in 1491, Granada, the last bastion of Muslims in Spain, was near defeat... ...the Queen invited Columbus  to her court. Columbus shared his idea with the queen assuring her that it was a super plan... ...that would succeed in any case. He said that the lands he was going to explore, that is, China and Japan... ...would bring so much gold that Spain would become the richest.

00:22:36 And also that, the new lands Columbus will go to in Asia, he said, there it will be... ...easy to convert the people and expand a Christian Spanish rule up to there. Queen Isabella, partly driven by greed and perhaps by religious sentiments... ...permitted Columbus for this voyage and announced financial aid for it. Columbus had his first success at  the court of Spain. But Queen Isabella did not know... ...that Columbus, whom she believed,  was deceiving her. Why only with the Queen? Columbus even duped the sailors and the accompanying crew on the voyage.

00:23:26 This deception was such that it endangered the lives of all these people. What was that deception? Why did his companions on the voyage of Columbus plan to kill him? What promises did the Italian sailor make to his crew in a craze to reach Asia? This will be shown in the 2nd episode of History of America you can see here. Here is the 1st episode of the biography of the unforgettable president of America... ...and here is the second episode.

Elon Musk is gearing up to bring star Link's direct to sell service to Ukraine starlink is teamed up with Keith star Ukraine's largest Telecom operator to deliver uninterrupted satellite powered mobile connectivity to Consumers the service is expected to go live by the fourth quarter of 2025 starting with basic mobile connectivity and voice and data services will follow soon after but this isn't starling's first Fay into Ukraine back in 2022 during the Russian invasion Ukrainian forces relied on Starling to stay connected and maintain critical Communications now this new partnership aims to take connectivity in Ukraine to the next level Russian President Vladimir Putin has directed his government and the country's largest bank saber Bank to strengthen cooperation with China in artificial intelligence this move comes just weeks after Putin announced plans to team up with the bricks Nations and other non-western countri R to develop AI but what's the goal to challenge us dominance in what's considered one of the most critical Technologies of the 21st century however Russia has some catching up to do according to the UK based toris media Russia ranks 31st out of 83 countries in AI implementation Innovation and investment lagging far behind the United States China and [Music] India Greece is taking taking steps to help parents manage the digital lives of children the government is developing a wallet app to protect kids under 15 from the risk of excessive and inappropriate internet use expected to launch in March the app gives parents better control over their kids online activities a survey by Greek research organization kop reveals that 76% children age 9 to 12 access the internet via personal devices alarmingly over 22% admitted to encountering inappropriate content online this survey also highlights a lack of awareness among kids about basic safety tools like block and Report buttons highlighting the need for such an [Music] initiative in Korea researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology have come up with a groundbreaking method to treat cancer this Innovative approach reprograms cancer cells back into healthy ones unlike traditional methods that try to destroy cancerous cells using chemotherapy or radiation the Revolutionary method uses a digital twin model that is a virtual replica of an infected cell through extensive studies in animal trials researchers successfully revers colon cancer cells into normal cells unlike traditional therapies that can cause severe side effects like hair loss fatigue or even cancer recurrence the new approach targets the root cause of cancer while still in its experimental phase researchers believe that technology could eventually work for other types of cancers as well India's income tax department has denied claims of using data from the digi yatra app to track tax evaders the allegation suggested that passenger data collected via the app was being used to identify frequent flyers whose spending does not align with their declared income for those unfamiliar the digi yatra app offers passengers a seamless paperless airport experience by using facial recognition technology for check-ins and boarding however Digi yatra SE o Sur kakha has dismissed these reports as baseless stating that the app's purpose is solely to enhance passenger convenience not for tax surveillance

Welcome to our New Video where we cover unique and interesting stories for you in this episode we will discuss a study predicting Earth's groundwater may become undrinkable for half a billion people by 2100 nearly one out of four people depend on groundwater which is pumped from below the surface of the Earth for survival since they lack access to streams dams and freshwater lakes however by the end of this Century tens to hundreds of millions are likely to be deprived of this groundwater as rising temperatures are likely to make it toxic and undrinkable the findings were based on the global scale model of heat transport developed by an international team of researchers to measure how the temperature would change in groundwater sources across the world under different warming conditions according to this study around 590 million people are likely to rely on water sources which may not meet the strictest standards for potable water till 2100 a lot of focus on climate change has rightfully been to do with weather events and the availability of water said hydrologist Dylan Irvine from Charles Darwin University in Australia as quoted by science alert he added but we do need to think more broadly about the Imp impact that climate change will have on groundwater the warming of groundwater and its catastrophic consequences have been ignored for years the water trapped within porous rocks can be filled with dissolved minerals pollutants and potential pathogens if this water is heated by a degree or two it can take away oxygen from the environment and lead to the growth of dangerous bacteria it can also cause the dissolution of excessive con concentrations of heavy metals like manganese or arsenic a geoscientist at the Carl's ruer Institute of Technology in Germany and the studies's lead author Suzanne Ben said there are already about 30 million people living in regions where the groundwater is warmer than stipulated in the strictest drinking water guidelines he added that means it may not be safe to drink the water there without treatment it may need to be boiled first for example the drinking water also gets warmed up in water pipes by heat in the ground even in populations which have sufficiently sized surface reservoirs the heated groundwater's discharges can cause an alteration of key Dynamics which keep its water safe for human consumption in the wake of the shared socioeconomic pathway the current figures can double with 188 million people living in an area in which the groundwater is not meeting the strictest of standards for drinkability by 2100 that's all from this podcast thanks for tuning in if you enjoyed this episode be sure to subscribe and share your thoughts in the comments stay connected for more exciting discussions and updates in our next video 

moving on in the latest such strike since the fall of the Bashar Al Assad Israel has now bombed Syrian Army positions south of alapo residents reported hearing huge explosions in the area while the Syrian Observatory for human rights said that the strikes targeted defense and research facilities The Observatory added that at least seven massive explosions were heard resulting from an Israeli air strike on defense factories south of alipo the IDF has has also now confirmed that dozens of its troops were flown into Syria in September to destroy an underground missile Factory funded by Iran the IDF said in a statement that the September 8th raid involved more than 100 Israeli Commandos who dismantled the facility in Syria it was reported at that time that 27 people were killed in the raid Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nathan yahu has said that the raid underscores Israel's audacity to carry out operations anywhere in a bit to defend itself nathany also said that this is one of the most important counteractions Israel has taken against the Iranian axes in a bid to arm itself meanwhile Syrian forces have carried out Security checks in homes looking for pro Assad militants and weapons the search was carried out by fighters from the ruling islamist HTS Group which led the the campaign that ousted Assad last month the operation involved checking homes and residents identities as per report it aimed to look for war criminals and fugitives from Justice as well as hidden weapons remember after the group took control of Syria in early December it ordered all members of asser's former Security Forces to hand their weapons over and surrender or face trial well as the unrest in Syria continues turkey foreign minister hakan fan has said that the new Syrian Administration should take over the Islamic State camps and prisons fedan also said that imprisoned Islamic State militants in Syria should be taken by countries off the nationality and that Anora is also ready to support this process 

a groundbreaking Marvel has taken shape at India's southernmost tip Tamil Nadu chief minister enk Stalin has inaugurated India's first ever glass Bridge connecting two iconic landmarks The vivean Rock Memorial and the Towering 133 ft thalu statue spanning an impressive 77 m in length and 10 m in width this architectural wonder is similar to the ones built across different countries the transparent glass provides visitors with breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea below offering a thrilling sensation of walking on water the bridge was inaugurated to Mark the Silver Jubilee of the THU statues unveiling an event led by the late chief minister m karuna he 25 years ago designed like a bow string Ark the bridge reflects modern engineering tailored to endure the coastal elements while offering visitors uninterrupted view of the ocean below the 37 CR rupees project spearheaded by Tamil Nadu government offers more than just connectivity it replaces the Reliance on fairies allowing visitors Scenic and accessible route between the two monuments the new pathway not only cuts down travel time but also elevates the journey into an unfor able experience located about 500 M off the coast Vian and The Rock Memorial was built in honor of Swami vivekanand who is believed to have meditated there the memorial features two prominent structures the Vivekananda mandapam and the Shri mandapam adjacent to the Viara Rock Memorial stands The Majestic 133 ft tall statue of the Tamil poet s Thal the pedestal of the statue stands 38 ft tall with the Statue itself Rising an additional 95 ft however the bridge has also sparked a political debate opposition leader edap K panel Swami claimed the project was initiated during his tenure as chief minister will you be visiting the glass Bridge anytime soon mention in the comments below for more news and updates keep watching live Soch Times 

the recently formed high level committee tasked with evaluating the Indian Air Force's fighter jet acquisition strategy is considering repeat orders for 36 rafil fighter jets in F4 configuration as an interim measure before the 114 mrfa gains final approval Russia will deliver the 4th S400 Squadron to the Indian Air Force in March 2026 and the fifth and last Squadron in October 2026 Delhi based DG propulsion has successfully conducted the test run of its indigenous 1 kilon engine TBO imaging has delivered second lot of ajun thermal imaging sites for medium machine guns to the Indian army India's project 77 New Generation nuclear attack submarines will feature an entirely new Hull design with expanded Dimensions Advanced hydrodynamics and improved acoustic signature management the Indian army has recently achieved 88% self-reliance in ammunition production marking a significant milestone in its efforts to reduce dependence on Imports bro's Aerospace is in advanced negotiations with the Philippines Army for a separate larger bramos missile deal tailored to their specific operational needs the Indian army has inducted additional units of the Polaris Razer Pro xp4 high performance Sal train vehicles that are eight times stronger than before to meet demands of Modern Warfare across VAR trains Hindustan Aeronautics had formed a contract negotiation committee early this month to conclude the f414 deal with the US by end of March 2025 Hal has requested General Electric to submit a few technical documents for revaluation of the depth of transfer of technology and it is agreed by both the parties to continue cost negotiations committee discussions in four phases including the transfer of Technology along with an assessment of the depth of Technology being transferred that is up to 80% of the value of the engine the rough order values around $1 billion at the 2023 price level and it is premature to conclude that there would be serious cost as escalation amid the delay of 84 K f44 I20 engines General Electric has proposed an interim solution to Hindustan Aeronautics offering the lower thrust 78.7 kilon Newton f44 ge12 engines currently manufactured by Samsung techwin for the Korean t50 Advanced trainer and Boeing sa D7 Red Hawk hell would not need to buy these engines outright but could uce them on a temporary basis and once the new engines are available the lower thrust versions could be swapped out while the US Navy has Surplus f44 engines from its older Ru 18 Hornets but these are not optimized for single engine fighter operations making the Samsung tequin engines a more fitting choice for this specific application the Indian multi-roll helicopter is projected to cost approximately $30 million per unit which represents a 61% increase over the base price of the Russian mi7 V5 helicopters that the imh will replace despite the higher cost the IMR promises to deliver Advanced engine technology enhanced safety features and technical advancements like Cutting Edge sensors Superior payload capacity and improved Mission versatility today's top three comments