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Google Easter Eggs: BTS Balloon, cat Dog Paw Prints, Tomato Festival, French Olympics, Cherry Blossom, Q*bert : Fun Hidden Features on Google Google is known for its creativity and often hides small but delightful surprises known as "Easter eggs" in its search engine. These Easter eggs are special features or effects that appear when you enter specific words or phrases into the Google search bar. They offer a touch of fun and showcase Google's playful side. In this post, we will explore a variety of Google Easter eggs and their unique effects. Introduction to Google Easter Eggs 1. BTS Balloon When you search for 'BTS', '비티에스', or '방탄소년단' on Google, a balloon icon appears on the left side of the screen. Clicking on the balloon triggers various fun effects. For example, popping a microphone balloon will make the screen turn purple with the message "I pupple you." Clicking the X button resets the effect. 2. Dog Paw Prints Searching for '...

North Korea Converts IL-76 Passenger Aircraft into Airborne Early Warning and Control System Overview North Korea is converting an Air Koryo Ilyushin Il-76 passenger aircraft into an airborne early warning and control system (AEW&C) at Pyongyang International Airport, as reported by the US-based North Korea specialist media outlet 38 North on the 1st of this month. 38 North highlighted that upon completion, North Korea will have its first AEW&C aircraft.  The outlet also emphasized that this conversion might be a new example of North Korea-Russia cooperation, noting that the Soviet A-50U AEW&C was itself a modified Il-76. The conversion is being carried out on one of the three Air Koryo IL-76 passenger planes stationed at Sunan Airport. Progress of the Conversion Work The aircraft was moved to the maintenance area last October, after which barriers were set up around the vicinity. The maintenance area is located in the middle of the runway, opposite the passenger termin...

2024 Perseids Meteor Shower: Best Places to Watch Shooting Stars on August 12 Introduction The Perseids Meteor Shower, which adorns the summer night sky every year, will peak on August 12, 2024. This is the best time to observe shooting stars, with a higher number of meteors visible compared to other times. This year, the weather is expected to be clear, and many people are planning to observe the meteor shower. In this post, we'll introduce the best places in South Korea to watch the Perseids Meteor Shower. 2024 Perseids Meteor Shower on August 12 The Perseids Meteor Shower can be observed annually from mid-July to late August, with the peak occurring on August 12. During this peak, you can see up to 100 meteors per hour, making it the ideal time for observation. Don't miss this chance to witness a spectacular meteor shower. Optimal Viewing Time in Korea The peak of the Perseids Meteor Shower on August 12, 2024, will be from 10 PM to 4 AM the next day. This time frame offers t...

Cheongna Osaek Gimbap: Spicy Cheongyang Pepper and Fish Roe Gimbap – Highly Recommended! Introduction Gimbap, a quintessential Korean dish, is a meal that never seems to get old. Its simplicity and deliciousness make it a favorite for many. However, with recent increases in gimbap prices, it’s becoming harder to tell whether you’re getting a good deal or not. Fortunately, at ‘Osaek Gimbap’ in Cheongna, you get exceptional quality that matches the price. Let me introduce you to this fantastic spot. Osaek Gimbap is open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM on weekdays and from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM on weekends and holidays. They are closed every Monday. The location is 116-6, Cheongna-dong, Seo-gu, Incheon, Unit 102, and you can reach them at 032-572-8840. Menu and Features As its name suggests, Osaek Gimbap offers a variety of colorful gimbaps, but the most popular item on the menu is the ‘Gochoo-Tok-Tok Gimbap,’ which features Cheongyang pepper and fish roe. This gimbap stands out with its spicy kick...

Specifications and Features of the Bigung Missile, Related Companies, Cost, and Bigung's Role in RIMPAC In the waters off Hawaii, from June 26 to August 2, approximately 25,000 personnel from 29 countries, including the United States and key allies, are participating in the large-scale combined military exercise known as the Rim of the Pacific Exercise (RIMPAC). Held biennially, RIMPAC showcases advanced military forces and conducts live-fire drills using a variety of weapon systems across the vast Pacific Ocean. Among the array of advanced weaponry on display this year, one weapon has particularly caught the attention of the U.S. Navy: South Korea's Bigung guided rocket. During RIMPAC, a major showcase of new weaponry and a stage for military diplomacy, the busiest person is Admiral Lisa Franchetti, Chief of Naval Operations. She, along with other senior U.S. Navy officials, visited the South Korean Navy’s amphibious assault ship, the Cheonjaebong, twice to inspect the new Big...

The Myths and Origins of the 88 Constellations Introduction Constellations are ancient celestial maps created by combining human imagination and mythology as people gazed up at the night sky. Each constellation is rooted in Greek mythology, Roman mythology, and various other cultural legends. In this post, we will explore the myths and origins of a few of the 88 constellations. Lyra In Greek mythology, the Lyra constellation represents the lyre of Orpheus, the greatest poet and musician, who received it as a gift from his father, Apollo. When Orpheus lost his beloved wife Eurydice and wandered in grief until his death, Zeus was so moved by his music that he placed the lyre in the sky as a constellation. Though small, Lyra holds Vega, a bright star beloved by many throughout history. Cancer In Greek mythology, the crab (Cancer) was sent by the goddess Hera to assist the serpent monster Hydra in its battle against Heracles. The crab was crushed under Heracles' foot, but Hera, moved b...