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Screen Time | Moon mission makes mobile phones mainstream in space

Screen Time | Moon mission makes mobile phones mainstream in space

Tech reporter Rutger Otto's weekly column discusses the increasing use of mobile phones for capturing high-quality photography in space. The article highlights impressive images taken by mobile devices during a recent mission to the moon.

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In the 'Schermtijd' column, tech reporter Rutger Otto discusses a long-term project where teenagers are attempting to recreate the Netherlands within the game Minecraft. The endeavor has been ongoing for years, with participants acknowledging that the detailed reconstruction will never truly be finished.

Reselling your own solar power could be a solution to the end of net metering, but it's not taking off

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Power grid vulnerable to cyberattack: 'Not a matter of if, but when'

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