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IEEE Sustech Magazine Issue No.0 EN-1 SUSTech Student Branch Magazine ISSUE NO. ZERO | 2021 JUNE ELON MUSK “ I THINK IT WOULD BE GREATER TO BE BORN IN EARTH AND DIE ON MARS ȸɎǣˡƬǣƏǼxɖɀƬǼƺɀ As a cucumber plant grows, it sprouts tightly coiled tendrils that seek out supports in order to pull the plant upward. 5G IȸȒȅɎǝƺ˾ȸɀɎɀǣǕȇƏǼȒǔƏȅƺɀɀƏǕƺ ǝƏɀƫƺƺȇɀƺȇɎɎǝȸȒɖǕǝɎǝƺ˾ȸɀɎ ǕƺȇƺȸƏɎǣȒȇȒǔȅȒƫǣǼƺɯǣȸƺǼƺɀɀ networks in the late 1970s IEEE Region 8,Africa Sudan subsection MEANS OF TRANSPORT TRADITIONAL OR MODERN?! I was sitting in the seat of the bus, peering through the window, trying to distract myself from the boring waiting; The traffic jam was intense at the time, until I noticed But even the age of speed needs to slow a cyclist making his way through the down a little to keep the flow of life at a queue of cars jammed along the road. On steady pace; According to research another occasion and another day, I was conducted by an American expert in "time trying to speed up my walk, exhausted by management", a person with an average the length of the way I had walked to the age of sixty years spends a total time college. You will surely find yourself going equivalent to a month in waiting for traffic through situations similar to the one I lights, and spends nearly five months mentioned to you, if you have not gone waiting for buses in cities. Regardless of through both situations. other factors such as traffic congestion, Means of transportation today and for a accidents and others. But with a little more long time have played a major role in effort, lost time can be reduced- productivity and advancing progress in paradoxically - by using traditional and less the world. Cars, locomotives, planes, and common means - in our time - because ships, despite the cost of their construction traditional means of transport, although and operation (fuel), are with little effort they require great effort and are relatively and high efficiency transporting slow, will help you in cases of complete individuals to their work environment and stoppage or difficulty in movement. It is their studies in a good condition (mentally also simple to install and does not need and physically) in order to focus and exert workshops and specialists in the event of a most of their efforts in performing their sudden breakdown, which saves you time practical duties. It also saves them the and effort and saves you from additional time factor at its high speed .. It is the age costs. of speed. SUSTECH branch 1 IEEE Region 8,Africa Sudan subsection But we -as human beings- always want to control the things that out of our hands, so modern means of transportation are designed with designs and methods dedi- cated to them that ensure that they are not affected by the factors of the surrounding environment (certainly none of us wants to reach his workplace or study while he is wet by the rain). Howev- er, this comfort and luxury blind us to the 1.25 million people who die every year - according to WHO statistics - which makes us neglect to follow the safety procedures for the means of transporta- tion. In conclusion, imagine with me a world that relied entirely on modern trans- portation and the comfort it provides and the lack of effort expended, and his main concern has become getting to work and returning to sleep .. Imagine how their shapes will become after a few years only, you can imagine them as creatures devel- oped by fat, Then they’ll need chairs and moving beds, as they are portrayed in the movies. SUSTECH branch 2 World Sudan University of SCience and Engineering Technology Day (SUST) On the World Engineering Day, the Integration Of SUST Engineering Societies hosted annual events to achieve the sustainable development goals, and enriching, technical and creative seminars were presented. Thanks to seminars providers and WED Day organizers. Modern technology& the environment Prof.Shareif Fadul Babkier Proton Solar Racing Car Mohamed Ibrahim Salih How to manage an online team Ahmed Elsir Khalfallah Waste recycling and reducing the quantities dumped in landfills Rawan Osama Health Care Clean energy for Digitalization healthy planet Mohamed MohamedBabiker Yousof Ibrahim Satti SalihBabiker For more information and see on recorde seminars. visit our facebook website. - facebook.com/WEDSudanSUST EVENT 3 IEEE Region 8,Africa Sudan subsection “I think it would be great to be born on Earth and die on Mars”... a suitable phrase to preform in a sci-fi movie, but no! I borrow this phrase from logical sentences that were persuaded by the billionaire and ELON the CEO of SpaceX when asked about his desire to be buried on Mars. Do not be surprised by such an answer from the holder of the twenty-first position in the list of the most influential men in the world according to the classification of “Forbes” the American magazine. MUSK Elon Musk, the second richest man in the world after he dropped the first place in January 2021. The Canadian businessman was born in South Africa and later acquired US citizenship, and had a tough childhood in which he was bullied. he was a keen reader, he learned programming by himself, and even he made his own video game called Blastar which he later sold. The website development company (ZIP2) that he set up with his brother was the beginning of Musk’s influence in the world series, after his graduation from the University of Pennsylvania. After that, Musk continued his career in establishing companies and selling some of them, where he founded (PayPal) the famous financial transactions company and sold it. He invested his share of the sale of PayPal in launching a company of SpaceX, with the ambition to establish a human colony on Mars at the beginning of the next decade. He co-founded Tesla Motors company and served as its CEO until it raise to the highest market value of an American car company in recent times. Other companies, less notorious and not inferior, were founded by him, such as the Neuralink company, which has a nervous chip with frightening potential, which “I think it would be great Elon had introduced it himself last year, in to be born on Earth and addition to the tunnels and infrastructure company (The Boring Company), as he die on Mars”. revealed the term "Hyperloop". (Hyperloop), a high-speed transportation system that includes low pressure pipelines of up to 150 mph for intercity transportation. SUSTECH branch 34 IEEE Region 8,Africa Sudan subsection His career was and is still full of charitable donation campaigns; He stated that he is spending half of his wealth to solve problems on Earth, and the other half is spending it to establish his colony of 80,000 people on Mars by 2040. It can be reassured that in order to fulfill his promise, as he succeeded in 2015 in making the first powerful orbital class rocket capable of reflight. And now work is underway on the Starship, which is planned to transport people and goods in deep space, and land anywhere ... and Mars is among these places. SUSTECH branch 45 IEEE Region 8,Africa Sudan subsection A REVOLUTIONARY INVENTION Imagine telling someone you can open the T.V with his mind or stopping phone’s alarm in the morning because he can’t reach it with hands or even playing minicraft and building unlimited imaginary worlds in his mind, he will probably tell you that you are scientific fiction movies fan or he will tell you not to watch black mirror series a lot, well the Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk got other words with something called Neuralink. Elon Mask the founder of SpaceX and the Obviously Neuralink employs CEO of Tesla wants to control machines neuroscientists who understand biology. with just the power of thought with a But Musk is a technologist possibly technology that can help humans America’s best-known exemplar of the interact with machines using their brains power of engineering to make big ideas with a chip being implanted into the skull happen. Neuroscience doesn’t even have connected to the brain. a consistent theory of consciousness yet. Neuralink Co-founded by Tesla Inc and That makes it hard to build a device to SpaceX CEO Musk in 2016, and it read it out, or write it into a robot. “A lot of remained under the radar until 2017, people think, ‘I couldn’t possibly work at when the Wall Street Journal broke the Neuralink because I don’t know anything news that he had established the about how brains work,’” said Musk. “Well, company to "merge computers with that’s OK. You can learn. But we need human brains". software engineering, we need The concept of neural interface mechanical engineering, electrical technology isn't new Scientists have engineering … chip design, robotics, and already created devices capable of both all the things a company needs to work.” interpreting brain activity and At some point, someone is going to have stimulating the neurons in the brain. A to know something about how brains memorable demonstration of the work. technology was in 2012 when paralyzed Neuralink (N1) is a 4mm-square chip patients were able to control a robotic implanted into the skull. Attached to the arm, However, Elon Musk doesn't want to chip there are wires thinner than a stick with what is already possible. He has human hair, which reach out into the said, in classic Muskian style, that apart brain. These threads are placed close to from treating neural conditions such as important parts of the brain and are able Parkinson's, he hopes that Neuralink to detect messages as they are relayed could one day facilitate a "symbiosis" between neurons, recording each between humans and AI.
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