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 The Bharatiya Docking System (BDS) is an indigenous spacecraft docking mechanism developed by India for orbital operations, such as crew and cargo transfers between spacecraft or space stations. It aims to support India's efforts in human spaceflight and other space exploration missions, including the Gaganyaan mission . The BDS ensures compatibility with international standards while showcasing India's advancements in space technology. Key Features and Objectives: International Compatibility : Designed to comply with International Docking System Standard (IDSS), ensuring it can dock with other spacefaring nations' spacecraft or stations. Self-Reliance : Developed as part of India's broader push for "Atmanirbhar Bharat" (self-reliant India) in space technology. Robust Design : Includes features like soft capture and hard capture mechanisms for secure docking. Built to withstand the challenges of microgravity environments. Applications : Docking of the crew m...

Unfortunately, once Pi Coins are locked in the Pi Network app, the lockup period is irreversible. The Pi Network explicitly designs the lockup feature as a binding commitment to contribute to the ecosystem's stability and growth, so there is no way to undo or modify the lockup duration once it's set. Here’s what you can do moving forward: Contact Pi Support : If you believe this was a genuine mistake, you can try reaching out to the Pi Network's support team through the app. While they are unlikely to reverse a lockup, they may offer guidance or confirm the lockup's terms. Understand Future Lockups : Use this experience as a learning moment to double-check all parameters before confirming any future lockup plans. Focus on Ecosystem Participation : Even with your Pi locked, you can still contribute to the network by mining, verifying, and engaging with the ecosystem. Your locked Pi will eventually become accessible at the end of the lockup period.

  A father can impart valuable lessons to both his daughter and son on how to take care of each other, fostering a strong sense of empathy, respect, and support within the family.  Here are some thoughtful things a  father might say to guide them in taking care of each other 1. Show Respect: "Respect each other’s feelings, thoughts, and personal space. Everyone is different, and that’s what makes us special. Be kind and treat each other the way you would want to be treated." "Remember that words can hurt. Always think before you speak, especially when you’re upset. Be gentle with each other’s hearts." 2. Be There for Each Other: "If your sibling is going through a tough time, be a good listener. Sometimes, just being there is enough." "Offer your help without waiting for them to ask. Small acts of kindness, like helping with chores or offering a hug, can make a big difference." 3. Communicate Openly: "Talk to each other honestly, but always ...