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At Luminary Times, our mission is to shine a light on the luminaries who are paving the way towards a brighter future. As the largest online business magazine community platform, we strive to share insights into the success of solution and service providers on a global scale.

Boeing Satellite Disintegrates in Space Following Mysterious ‘Anomaly’

Luminary Times25 Oct, 2024Technology

A Boeing-made satellite has disintegrated in orbit following an “anomaly,” leaving operators scrambling to restore service. The satellite, Intelsat 33e, which was launched in 2016 with a projected 15-year lifespan, broke apart on Saturday, resulting in widespread communication and power outages across Europe, Africa, and parts of the Asia-Pacific region. Intelsat, the service provider, reported the incident on Monday and confirmed it is working with Boeing and government agencies to analyse the cause.

Asia Pacific Rising as a Global Culinary Hub

Luminary Times24 Oct, 2024News

The recently launched Future of Food Report 2025 Marriott International's LuxuryGroup highlights this transformation, drawing insights from over 30 chefs, mixologists, and industry insiders across the APAC region. The report emphasises how the rise of new food trends, advanced technology, and sustainability-focused initiatives are shaping the future of global dining, positioning APAC as a premier destination. Asian cuisine, in particular, is gaining increased global recognition. With Michelin stars now being awarded to APAC restaurants more frequently than to those in Central London, the region has achieved a status equal to that of Europe. The report also suggests that an Asian restaurant could soon become the world's top-rated dining destination.

Netflix Hits Record High as Subscriber Growth Eases Investor Concerns

Luminary Times23 Oct, 2024Technology

A remarkable discovery has uncovered underground marine life near deep-sea hydrothermal vents. Researchers from the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research, led by marine biologist Sabine Gollner, made the groundbreaking find. They explored the Pacific seabed using the deep-diving robot SuBastian. This area, the East Pacific Rise, is where tectonic plates meet and gradually separate. In the volcanic rock beneath the ocean floor, scientists found cavities teeming with life.

Netflix Hits Record High as Subscriber Growth Eases Investor Concerns

Luminary Times22 Oct, 2024Entertainment

Netflix's shares soared to a record high on Friday, driven by strong subscriber additions and a robust content lineup that continues to attract viewers. The stock surged nearly 10%, poised to add more than $28 billion to its market value, currently standing at about $295 billion. The company added 5.1 million new subscribers in the third quarter, surpassing analyst expectations, although this number was lower than last year's 8.76 million additions. Netflix expects even higher subscriber growth in the last quarter, fueled by the much-anticipated return of the hit South Korean drama "Squid Game."

NASA's mission to Jupiter's moon Europa launches successfully

Luminary Times21 Oct, 2024Technology

A NASA spacecraft embarked on a mission on Monday to explore Jupiter's intriguing moon. Europa, in hopes of uncovering whether its vast hidden ocean might offer clues to the existence of life. Europa Clipper will take 5 1/2 years to reach Jupiter, where it will enter orbit around the gas giant and conduct dozens of flybys of Europa, braving intense radiation. Scientists are confident that a deep global ocean lies beneath Europa's icy shell. With water often considered a key to life, Europa is regarded as one of the most promising places in the search for extraterrestrial life.

Trailer Released for A24's The Legend of Ochi: A Fantasy Adventure Featuring a Unique Mythical Creat

Luminary Times19 Oct, 2024Business

The Legend of Ochi, an exciting new fantasy adventure from A24, promises to captivate audiences with its enchanting tale and charming central character. The film, directed by Isaiah Saxon, showcases a mythical creature named Ochi, whose design combines the ears of Yoda, the face of a kinkajou, and the furry charm of Paddington Bear. This film marks Saxon's directorial debut, after a successful career creating music videos for renowned artists such as Björk, Grizzly Bear, and Kanye West. Starring an impressive cast, including Willem Dafoe, Emily Watson, Finn Wolfhard, and newcomer Helena Zengel, the movie tells a compelling story. Zengel plays a young girl who escapes into her island's wilderness. where she encounters Ochi. This vibrant orange creature, misunderstood by the locals, forms a deep bond with Zengel's character.

Discover the World's Coolest Neighbourhood in France

Luminary Times14 Oct, 2024News

Notre-Dame-du-Mont in Marseille has been named the world's coolest neighbourhood. Known for its rebellious spirit, this vibrant area is full of energy. It's a hub of creativity, with hip bakeries, indie bookstores, and eclectic art galleries that draw locals and tourists alike. Located in the heart of Marseille, Notre-Dame-du-Mont reflects the rich cultural diversity of the city. Visitors can explore its lively streets, enjoying a mix of old and new as they wander through vintage shops and street art-filled corners.

Patrick Mao Huang Opens New Film Production Company in China

Luminary Times10 Oct, 2024Business

Veteran Taiwanese producer Patrick Mao Huang has established Eyes Wide Open Productions, a film production company based in China. This venture kicks off with As The River Goes By, which is already a competitor in Busan's New Currents category. Huang's entry into China signifies a bold expansion in his accomplished career within international film production. Huang has gained recognition through his Taiwan-based Flash Forward Entertainment, where he has produced several successful Southeast Asian films. Notably, his credits include Tiger Stripes, which won the Critics' Week award at Cannes 2023, and Pierce, recognized as the best director at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 2024.

New study reveals potential link between fizzy drinks, fruit juice, and stroke risk

Luminary Times09 Oct, 2024News

If you enjoy a glass of fruit juice with breakfast or a fizzy drink after dinner, it may be time to reconsider. A new study suggests that these drinks could be linked to a higher risk of stroke. Frequent consumption of fizzy drinks or fruit juice has been associated with an increased stroke risk, according to global research co-led by the University of Galway, in collaboration with McMaster University, Canada, and an international network of stroke researchers. Coffee lovers aren't exempt either – the study also found that drinking more than four cups of coffee daily seems to raise the likelihood of stroke.

Tesla Issues Recall for 27,000 Cybertrucks Over Camera Display Delay

Luminary Times08 Oct, 2024Technology

Tesla has initiated a recall of over 27.000 Cybertrucks in the U.S. due to delayed rear-view camera images. This defect increases the risk of impaired driver visibility, raising potential safety concerns. Tesla plans to address the issue with a software update, marking the fifth recall for the Cybertruck in 2024. The problem, according to Tesla, involves a delay of six to eight seconds in the rear-view camera display when the vehicle shifts into reverse. This delay could lead to a blank screen, affecting driver awareness. 'Tesla's Cybertruck, which first rolled out in late 2023, has faced several recalls related to various defects.