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poker flushOn June 28, NASA successfully launched the CAPSTONE project, which is the first step forward towards paving the way for the Artemis missions that will put astronauts back on the moon after a gap of 50 years. But that is just one development that happened last week. Here, we have put together some of the most exciting space news that happened over the previous week for you in case you missed it.

poker flushThe autonomously flying Crew Dragon capsule, dubbed Endurance, was lofted into orbit on Wednesday atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, Florida.Television actor Firoz Khan, known for his comedic impersonations of Amitabh Bachchan and his role in the sitcom Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai, died on Thursday morning. The Indian Express previously reported that Khan suffered a fatal heart attack in Badaun, Uttar Pradesh.

poker flushGSMArena points out that the Galaxy Watch will have 1.19-inches display and 51.2 x 43.4 mm dimensions for the body. Earlier reports have claimed that Samsung is working on a smartwatch powered Google’s WearOS, which was earlier known as Android Wear. This is interesting because so far we have seen Samsung stick with its own TizenOS for smartwatches and fitness bands. However, it looks like the company could change this in the future.The 1932 Pablo Picasso painting “Femme nue couchée” sold for $67.5 million on Tuesday at its auction debut at Sotheby’s in New York, the most recent large sale at auction for blue-chip art.

poker flushThe exchanges are struggling to cope after the central bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which has said it does not favour digital currencies, out of concern over their impact on financial stability, informally asked banks to steer clear.Veteran actor Ranjeet, who has acted in over 500 films, is among the most popular villains Bollywood has seen. His creepy dialogues and scenes where he is seen pulling sarees and tearing the clothes of leading female actors, continue to fume the audience. The molestation scenes he enacted, often made people in real life look at him with despise. The Sharmeelee actor recently recalled the era when he had to come up with dialogues as and when they were shooting the scenes since there was no custom of writing dialogues for villain roles back then. “The dialogues were spontaneous and impromptu. I came up with those lines on my own. There were no dialogues written for villains, they were only meant for heroes and heroines,” Ranjeet said during his recent appearance on ANI’s podcast.