Olhar Digital News presents its main events that occurred on Tuesday, August 4th.
Olhar Digital News presents its main events that occurred on Tuesday, August 4th.
The upper stage of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket is set to complete its journey with an uncontrolled impact on the lunar surface tonight. This component is expected to form a new crater on the lunar soil, which will become an object of study for researchers analyzing space collisions.
Experts warn about the '2038 bug' (Y2K38)—a structural error scheduled for January 19, 2038. This issue threatens millions of industrial devices, payment terminals, vehicles, and systems that still operate in 32-bit format. The situation once again raises concerns about an operational collapse similar to what was predicted at the turn of the millennium.
OpenAI began testing the display of advertisements in ChatGPT on Tuesday (August 4th) for users over 18 using the free Free and Go plans in Brazil.
A case is being considered in Germany that discusses whether the unauthorized transfer of screenshots of private WhatsApp conversations violates European data protection regulations. This dispute resonates in Brazil and reignites legal discussions about the boundaries of LGPD, the right to privacy, and the risks of civil and labor liability when forwarding messages to third parties.
Amateur astronomer and astrophotographer Geovandro Nobre recorded the trajectory of a SpaceX spacecraft stage heading towards the Moon.
The images taken by Nobre show the second stage of the Falcon 9 rocket. According to data, this object is scheduled to collide with Earth's natural satellite on August 5.
