Google is rolling out a new Search Console Insights tool that provides creators with an overview of how their content is performing.
The new feature makes it easier to understand how content resonates with readers. It is aimed at all levels of technical expertise with a user-friendly interface for understanding performance.
The tool features high-level charts and cards showing stats for "Your new content" and "Google Search".
Jun 16, 2021
Astronomers Discover Largest-known Spinning Structures in the Universe
According to a new study, tendrils of galaxies up to hundreds of millions of light-years long may be the largest spinning objects in the universe.
Celestial bodies often spin, from planets to stars to galaxies. However, giant clusters of galaxies often spin very slowly, if at all, and so many researchers thought that is where spinning might end on cosmic scales.
But in the new research, researchers found that cosmic filaments, or gigantic tubes made of galaxies, apparently spin. There are structures so vast that entire galaxies are just specks of dust. These huge filaments are much, much bigger than clusters.
China to Launch First Crewed Space Mission in Five Years
China will send three men into orbit in its first crewed mission in nearly five years, part of an ambitious plan to complete a space station by the end of next year.
China is expected to launch the crewed spacecraft Shenzhou-12 on June 17 in Jiuquan in northwestern Gansu province.
The three astronauts are Nie Haisheng, Liu Boming and Tang Hongbo.
Shenzhou-12, meaning "Divine Vessel", will be the third of 11 missions needed to complete China's space station by the end of 2022. China began construction of the station in April with the launch of Tianhe, the first and largest of three modules.
Jun 15, 2021
Europe Picks Categories for Three Flagship Space Missions
The European Space Agency (ESA) revealed the three broad science themes it wants to pursue for large-scale missions of €1 billion or more that would launch between 2035 and 2050. They include a close look at icy moons around Jupiter and Saturn, dissecting the atmospheres of nearby exoplanets, and new ways to study the formation of the universe's first stars, galaxies, and black holes.
ESA refreshes its slate of science missions roughly every decade or two. The current program, called Cosmic Vision, has three flagship missions that will launch before 2034: a spacecraft to study Jupiter's moons, an x-ray telescope, and a gravitational wave detector.
Jun 13, 2021
ESA Announces Orbiter to Study Venus
European Space Agency (ESA) has announced about its probe called 'EnVision' to study Venus, after American Space agency NASA decided to send two missions to the planet.
EnVision will be the next orbiter to circle over Venus. It will provide a holistic view of planet from its inner core to upper atmosphere.
It will determine how and why Venus and Earth evolved so differently, even though they lie in habitable zone to the Sun as opposed to Nasa probes DAVINCI+ and VERITAS which will enter into atmosphere of Venus.
ESA will launch its probe by 2030.
Orbiter EnVision will be loaded with a sounder which will study underground layering, and spectrometer which will study atmosphere & surface. Spectrometers will monitor trace gases in atmosphere and analyse surface composition and look for any changes which could be linked to signs of active volcanism. A radio science experiment on orbiter will probe internal structure and gravity field of planet.
Jun 12, 2021
Verizon Brings Commercially Available Private 5G Network in US
Verizon Business launched its first commercially available private 5G network in the US to offer businesses and government departments' high-speed indoor or outdoor connectivity.
Private 5G networks remove the need for businesses to jostle for speed with others on a public network and help enable data-intensive applications that use computer vision, augmented reality and machine learning to increase productivity.
Verizon has been trialing private 5G with several customers and has partnered with the likes of Microsoft and Amazon.
The private 5G network, managed by Verizon, would keep all cellular traffic on the premises of the customer to increase security, while authorised remote users can still access applications.