A moment of contemplation of Earth from the Orion spacecraft.
During the mission on April 2, shortly after the engines ignited to propel the spacecraft into its transfer orbit, Commander Reid Wiseman captured an image of Earth through Orion’s window. The photograph shows the blue planet standing out in the vast darkness of space, evoking the fragility of life.
Earth is visible through the window of the Orion spacecraft. (Source: NASA)
Earth seen from the Orion spacecraft, image captured by the Artemis II crew during its orbit around the Moon. (Source: NASA)
Another photograph provides a panoramic view of Earth, with two visible auroras in the top right and bottom left corners. Additionally, zodiacal lights are clearly visible below, creating a magical scene as Earth eclipses the Sun.
Artemis II was a 10-day test flight that took four astronauts around the Moon and safely back to Earth. It served as a stepping stone to Artemis IV in 2028, when NASA plans to achieve the first human moon landing in over half a century.
DeepSeek V4 runs on a Huawei chip.
According to Reuters, DeepSeek will deploy its V4 model on Huawei chips. This initiative aims to leverage domestic hardware capabilities while mitigating risks associated with US export technology restrictions. Huawei, which has already developed Ascend and Kunpeng chip ranges, will serve as a platform for executing this next-generation AI model.
The choice of Huawei by DeepSeek demonstrates its desire to benefit from an independent technological supply chain. The V4 model is expected to enhance natural language processing capabilities and find applications in various fields, from finance to education to public services. This also highlights China’s efforts to compete with global AI leaders.
The collaboration between DeepSeek and Huawei holds not just technical but also strategic importance. It allows China to strengthen its position in the global AI race while opening up prospects for the development of products and services based on national technologies. If successful, the V4 model will become a symbol of China’s technological autonomy.
Opening the doors of the technology industry to economics students.
On April 3, 2026, VNG Group and the Foreign Trade University (FTU) signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement for the period 2026-2030. The goal of this agreement is to link education to business practices, particularly in technology and gaming, to broaden students’ career prospects in economics-related fields.
VNG will partner with FTU to develop training programs, offering students the opportunity to engage in real technology projects. (Source: VNG)
During this collaboration phase, VNG and FTU will implement activities on their two campuses in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Key programs include career orientation seminars (Leader Talk), company visits, workshops, recruitment events, job forums, and innovative training initiatives.
One of the main strengths of this collaboration lies in the close link between education and practice, allowing students to gain hands-on experience in the business world. Additionally, VNG will collaborate with FTU in developing training programs, giving students the chance to participate in concrete technology projects.
Minh Hoan
Source: https://vtcnews.vn/cong-nghe-4-4-phi-hanh-doan-artemis-ii-chia-se-nhung-buc-anh-tu-khong-gian-ar1011137.html
