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Vatican commemorates 80th anniversary of Pius XII's meeting with Allied troops - Vimarsana News

Vatican commemorates 80th anniversary of Pius XII's meeting with Allied troops

The 38th (Irish) Brigade marches at the Vatican in June 1944. / Credit: Imperial War MuseumRome Newsroom, Jun 12, 2024 / 15:30 pm (CNA).Bagpipers solemnly marched through St. Peter's Square on Wednesday to mark the 80th anniversary of a historic meeting between Pope Pius XII and Allied troops who liberated Rome from Nazi occupation.On June 12, 1944, Pius XII gave an enthusiastic speech in English thanking the members of the 38th (Irish) Brigade as he welcomed them to the Vatican.To commemorate the historic moment, the Royal Irish Regiment and 38th (Irish) Brigade performed for Pope Francis dur...

Why data is being stored in glass and holograms - Vimarsana News

Why data is being stored in glass and holograms

Storing information with holograms and in glass is being proposed to deal with a deluge of data.

Source: bbc.com
Don't Fear The Russian Turtle Bike: Armor & Camo Make It Slow & Blind - Vimarsana News

Don't Fear The Russian Turtle Bike: Armor & Camo Make It Slow & Blind

Ukrainian drones crews are unimpressed as they hunt down Russian war bikes.

Source: forbes.com
How Gustav the pigeon broke the first news of the D-Day landings - Vimarsana News

How Gustav the pigeon broke the first news of the D-Day landings

Gustav flew for five hours and 16 minutes across a distance of 150 miles to deliver the news, amid darkened skies and a headwind of about 50 mph.

How Gustav the pigeon broke the first news of the D-Day landings - Vimarsana News

How Gustav the pigeon broke the first news of the D-Day landings

Gustav flew for five hours and 16 minutes across a distance of 150 miles to deliver the news, amid darkened skies and a headwind of about 50 mph.