🚀🌕#MoonMission #Luna25 #SpaceExploration 🤖💬#AIChatbots #Education #Technology 🔌📲#TeslaApp #AppleShortcuts #Automation 🔒🗣️#TwitterBlock #SocialMedia 🌕 Russia's Luna 25 spacecraft faces an "emergency situation" in its mission to the moon 😮 Check out the latest news from Roscosmos on this developing story! #MoonMission #Luna25 🚀 [Link to the article on Ars Technica] 🤖💬 Are you using AI chatbots in your classroom? The NY Times wants to hear from educators and students about their experiences and insights in using AI chatbots for teaching and coursework. Share your thoughts! #AIChatbots #Education 📚 [Link to the article on NY Times] 🔌📲 Good news for Tesla owners with iPhones! The latest Tesla app update now supports automation with Apple Shortcuts. Control your vehicle and climate using Siri and Shortcuts. Find out more! #TeslaApp #AppleShortcuts 🚗💨 [Link to the article on The Verge] 🔒🗣️ Elon Musk announces plans to remove the block feature on X (formerly Twitter). Get the scoop on why Musk thinks blocking will be deleted as a feature, except for DMs. #TwitterBlock 🐦 [Link to the article on The Verge]
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Is Luna 25 alive? Russia says an "emergency situation" has occurred
In a terse update posted on the social media network Telegram Saturday, the Russian space corporation Roscosmos said that an "emergency situation" had occurred on board its Luna 25 spacecraft.
The 1.2-ton lunar lander entered orbit around the Moon three days ago, and since that time Russian engineers have been sending commands for small engine burns to correct the spacecraft's orbit.
However, during a maneuver on Saturday, a problem occurred, which did not allow the operation to be carried out successfully. "The management team is currently analyzing the situation," concluded the short statement from Roscosmos.
Are You Using ChatGPT in Your School or University? We Want to Hear About It.
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Tesla's app now supports automation with Apple Shortcuts
Tesla owners with iPhones can now use Siri to trigger Apple Shortcuts automations without turning to paid third-party apps like Tessie to do so. The Tesla app's newest update, version 4.24.0, dropped with a release note saying "Access your vehicle controls and climate from the Apple Shortcuts app."
To use Siri with Shortcuts, all you have to do is invoke Apple's digital assistant and say the name of your automation. It's a little clunkier than actual Siri integration, because to trigger Shortcuts automations, you have to memorize the names you've given them and repeat them verbatim, but it's probably the best Tesla owners will get, at least for now.
Elon Musk claims "block is going to be deleted as a 'feature', except for DMs"
Elon Musk says X's - formerly Twitter's - block feature is on the chopping block, though he didn't provide any further details. This came as a response to a user's post about block vs. mute.
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