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Coming up, building data centers on the moon could provide extreme cooling and cosmic isolation,
but the astronomical costs and logistical hurdles raise doubts.
Is this visionary solution necessary, or should we prioritize improving Earth-based infrastructure first?
And then, the 15th Beijing International Film Festival, or BJIFF,
runs April 18th to 26th in 2025, bringing together filmmakers and cinephiles from around the world.
The festival showcases exceptional global cinema while promoting cultural exchange through its diverse program,
and we'll take a look at one of the films being screened.
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