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June Wan/ZDNETWhen you take a picture with your smartphone (or any camera, really), you're trusting it to reproduce the colors in front of you in the most visually pleasing way. For some, "visually pleasing" can be defined as vibrant and poppy colors. For others, it's natural-looking or bust.Also: CES 2024: What's Next in TechBut there's no denying that no matter how your phone captures colors, it's never the same across devices. That's the problem that Spectricity is attempting to solve; the inconsistency of…

After confirming the Galaxy S24 launch for January 17, Samsung has gotten down to the business of hyping up the new flagships. It is teasing new AI capabilities of the phones, including AI-powered cameras. The company touts unprecedented clarity in zoom shots thanks to artificial intelligence, particularly on the Ultra model. A fresh leak has shed more light on what Samsung has up its sleeves. The new zoom camera can record 8K videos. Galaxy S24 Ultra can capture 8K videos at 5x zoom Samsung has made a major change to…

NASA's Juno spacecraft made its closest-ever approach to Jupiter's moon Io on 30 December. According to…

NASA has been conducting crucial space missions to explore the wonders of outer space and our solar system. NASA is closely monitoring the Jupiter mission, which has so far made 56 flybys of the planet and has made close flybys of three of its moons. Now, NASA has shared an image of Jupiter's moon Io which was captured during the Juno spacecraft flyby. The image has stunned the viewers with the spacecraft capturing its volcanic state and the image reveals a close look towards the moon's surface. This study and revelation…

NASA’s Juno spacecraft has completed its first ultra-close flyby of the hellish moon Io. The spacecraft has been orbiting our solar system’s gas giant, Jupiter, for several years now, completing multiple flybys of the moons and objects found within the Jovian system. This is the first time Juno has flown so close to Io, though it has captured images of Io in the past.This particular flyby brought the iconic spacecraft within 920 miles of Io’s surface. The dense moon is the fourth largest satellite within the…

NASA’s Curiosity rover recorded two time-lapse videos on Mars, showcasing its shadow moving across the Martian terrain. The videos, captured during a communication-limited period, highlight technical aspects of the rover’s cameras and provide insights into Curiosity’s ongoing mission and exploration achievements. (Artist’s concept.) Credit: SciTechDaily.comVideos from the rover show its shadow moving across the Martian surface during a 12-hour sequence while Curiosity remained parked.When NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover isn’t…

Image Source : IANS Hubble Telescope images galaxy with forbidden light The Hubble Space Telescope has reportedly captured vivid spiral galaxy images which are illuminated by the "forbidden" light. The galaxy is said to be situated approximately around 275 million light-years away from the home planet and it has been identified as MCG-01-24-014. MCG-01-24-014:…

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope is back operational after a gyro glitch put it out of commission for a few days. And to help celebrate the end of the year, and the holiday season, the telescope has captured a spectacular image of what NASA calls a “holiday globe of stars.”The new image showcases a snapshot of the dwarf irregular galaxy UGC 8091, which is lit up more than the house that belongs to the Christmas light fanatic in your hometown. NASA says that the galaxy is a collection of approximately 1 billion…

A new mesmerizing image captured by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope showcases the dwarf irregular galaxy UGC 8091, which looks like a part of a Christmas tree adorned with red-coloured decorations. This dwarf…

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured this image of a solar flare – as seen in the bright flash in the upper right – on December 14. The image shows a subset of extreme ultraviolet light that highlights the extremely hot material in flares, and which is colorized in teal. Credit: NASA/SDONASA observed a significant X2.8 solar flare on December 14, 2023, with potential impacts on Earth’s technological systems, monitored by NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center.The Sun emitted a strong solar flare, peaking at 12:02…