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Nikkei Asia
23-05-2025
- Business
- Nikkei Asia
Indonesian fishing ships tap AI tool from Japanese startup
KYOTO, Japan -- Japanese startup Ocean Eyes has begun a service in Indonesia that combines satellite data with artificial intelligence to help commercial fishing ships find their next catch. Kyoto-based Ocean Eyes uses AI to estimate factors like seawater temperature and tidal currents based on data from Japan's Himawari weather satellites. The system can predict conditions up to 14 days in advance, even in areas that cannot be directly observed by satellite due to cloud cover.
Time of India
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Naruto's legacy continues: Himawari Uzumaki becomes new nine-tails jinchuriki
In a shocking twist from the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex series, Himawari Uzumaki , the daughter of Naruto Uzumaki and Hinata Hyuga, has grown up and she's become the new host of Kurama , the legendary Nine-Tailed Fox . This gorgeous creation does more than just bring back a fan-favorite figure to life. More on that as we carve a path through the Naruto universe's future. Kurama's return: A legend reborn Kurama, the Nine-Tailed Fox, was thought to have died in the final fight against Isshiki Otsutsuki. In the last war with Isshiki, Naruto and Kurama activated Baryon Mode , a dangerous new transformation that drains all of Kurama's life energy to save the world. Anime fans around the world cried over the death of this majestic monster, who over the years had changed from a being of pure destruction to Naruto's best friend in the whole wide world. Hard work is as necessary as ever in Boruto: Located in Arc 2 of Two Blue Vortex, Kurama has indeed returned in a shocking turn of events. This time, he's picked Himawari Uzumaki as his new Jinchuriki . Unlike with her predecessors, Himawari's bond with Kurama is said to be more of a blend of their souls, allowing her to potentially become an even greater threat. This change has not only impacted Himawari's character arc, but it has laid the groundwork for new power dynamics within the shinobi world. Kurama's legacy: The line of jinchuriki Kurama's history is just as deep and layered, with each Jinchuriki putting their own stamp on the world forever. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The Cost Of Amusement Park Equipment From Mexico Might Surprise You Amusement Park Equipment | search ads Click Here Undo Mito Uzumaki, the first known Jinchuriki, wife of the First Hokage Hashirama Senju, who sealed Kurama originally to protect the Hidden Leaf Village. Last of her clan, Kushina was the original host for the Nine-Tails. Naruto's mother, who inherited Kurama from Mito and kept the village safe at her own expense. Minato Namikaze. The Fourth Hokage and Naruto's father, who momentarily became Kurama's Jinchuriki by sealing half of the beast's chakra into himself. Naruto Uzumaki – Seventh Hokage and Kurama's closest friend, who made the monster into an ally, eventually saving the world several times over. Now, Himawari belongs to that long legacy. The new generation who're endowed with the power of the Nine-Tails. Himawari Uzumaki: The new era's jinchuriki Himawari's transformation into Kurama's Jinchuriki has left fans in shock. In the original, she was generally depicted as mild-mannered, sweet, and soft-spoken. Now with the weight and power of the Nine-Tails, Himawari is bolder and brash. This development will likely have profound repercussions for her character moving forward in the series, setting her up as a key player in future confrontations. Her unique lineage mashed together the Uzumaki clan's energy and the Hyuga clan's Byakugan provides promise for new powers and fighting styles. Fans go as far as to suggest that Himawari might even be able to achieve a more advanced version of Baryon Mode, one that differs from Naruto's. t as eye-opening as that one, but just as powerful. Naruto's new reality without Kurama Though Himawari's ascendance as a Jinchuriki is thrilling, it brings attention to an unfortunate, substantial change for Naruto. Once the most powerful shinobi because of his connection with Kurama, Naruto's greatest ally is now gone. Fans have had their theories on how Naruto will get his strength back, either by learning a new Sage Mode or tapping into other tailed beast powers. In the meantime, all eyes are on Himawari and her development into a new potent force in the shinobi world. A new threat on the horizon? Himawari's transformation has caught the eye of dangerous foes, especially the Ōtsutsuki clan, who have a track record for hunting down formidable Jinchuriki. As the series continues, viewers should prepare for thrilling clashes and heartfelt scenes as Himawari grapples with her new abilities and strives to honor her dad's legacy. When and where to read 'Boruto: Two Blue Vortex' The first few chapters of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, where Himawari's transformation comes into play, are officially available for free on platforms such as Viz Media and Manga Plus. Chapter 22, to be released May 20, 2025 will go much deeper into this shocking turn of events. Don't be caught sleeping when the next generation of shinobi takes the stage, with Himawari Uzumaki now positioned at the heart of this story. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
Japan Times
24-04-2025
- Science
- Japan Times
Final H2A rocket to be launched in June
Japan's 50th and final H2A rocket will be launched on June 24 from the Tanegashima Space Center in Kagoshima Prefecture, officials said Wednesday. After the launch, the H2A rocket series will be retired and replaced by the H3 series. The first H2A two-stage, liquid-fueled rocket was launched in 2001. The series has a success rate of about 98%. Of the 49 rockets to date, only a launch in 2003 failed. H2A rockets have carried many satellites and space probes, including the Himawari weather satellites and the Hayabusa2 asteroid probe. The 50th rocket was originally scheduled to be launched last year, but was postponed due to delays in the development of the GOSAT-GW greenhouse gas and water cycle observation satellite to be carried by the rocket. Meanwhile, the first H3 rocket was successfully launched in February last year. Developed by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, the H3 series aims to reduce costs while improving capabilities.
23-04-2025
- Science
Final H-2A Rocket to Be Launched on June 24
News from Japan Science Society Apr 23, 2025 19:41 (JST) Tokyo, April 23 (Jiji Press)--The 50th and final H-2A rocket will be launched on June 24 from the Tanegashima Space Center in Kagoshima Prefecture, southwestern Japan, it was learned Wednesday. After the launch, the H-2A rocket series will be retired and replaced by the H3 series. The first H-2A two-stage, liquid-fueled rocket was launched in 2001. The series has a success rate of about 98 pct. Of the 49 H-2A rockets to date, only the sixth failed in 2003. The H-2A rockets have carried many satellites and space probes, including the Himawari weather satellites and the Hayabusa2 asteroid probe. The 50th rocket was originally scheduled to be launched last year, but was postponed due to delays in the development of the GOSAT-GW greenhouse gas and water cycle observation satellite to be carried by the rocket. [Copyright The Jiji Press, Ltd.] Jiji Press
Yahoo
23-03-2025
- Science
- Yahoo
What will the partial solar eclipse of March 2025 look like from space?
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. A partial solar eclipse will come to Earth on Saturday, March 29, 2025, as the moon passes in front of the sun. From Earth, photographers will capture images of a bite being taken out of the sun. From space, a fleet of satellites will image a shadow being cast across Earth. The moon projects two kinds of shadows at all times. There's a large fuzzy outer shadow, called the penumbra, and a much smaller, darker central shadow, the umbra. The latter causes a total solar eclipse, which is seen across a dark and narrow corridor on Earth called the path of totality. That's not what's happening on March 29, when only the moon's penumbra will touch Earth. Related: Where will the partial solar eclipse be visible in March 2025? Although a partial eclipse will be seen from Europe, western Africa, eastern Canada and the northeastern U.S., satellites will see a dark shadow across the Atlantic Ocean that will blend with the night side of Earth. Why? It's down to where the moon's penumbral shadow will be darkest. This partial solar eclipse is so very early as a total solar eclipse. At its maximum point in the Nunavik region of Quebec, Canada, observers will see 94% of the sun blocked by the moon at sunrise. This is where the eclipse shadow will be at its darkest. As the penumbra spreads across Europe, where only a relatively slight eclipse will be seen, the moon's shadow will be much lighter and thus harder for satellites to show. The shadow of a solar eclipse always moves from west to east even though the sun, the moon and stars appear to rise in the east and set in the west. That's because the moon orbits in the same direction as Earth's rotation, but at 2,300 miles per hour (3,700 kilometers per hour), it travels twice as fast, according to Ernie Wright at NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio. Earth's curvature further increases the speed of the shadow. Geostationary weather and environmental monitoring satellites orbiting 22,000 miles (36,000 kilometers) from Earth tend to capture the best images of an eclipse shadow. Satellites to look out for, which in the past have imaged solar eclipses, including GOES-16, Copernicus Sentinel-3 and Himawari. It's also possible that astronauts aboard the International Space Station will image the eclipse, as they did during the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. For that, follow astrophotographer-astronaut Don Petit, who's currently on the ISS and sending back spectacular imagery.
