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一 | The first look poster of Ahan Shetty from Border 2 is unveiled on Tuesday, giving everyone a strong early glimpse of his intense character in the upcoming military drama. The poster places him right in the thick of action, his face streaked with blood and his eyes filled with determination, as he stands ready with a military gun. It instantly sets the tone for the power and seriousness his role brings to the story. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ahan Shetty (@ahan.shetty) The visual captures a heavy moment, showing the kind of courage and endurance associated with India's naval warriors. It hints at the tough situations the film plans to explore, staying focused on the bravery and sacrifices of soldiers who protect the nation's borders. Ahan’s look reflects the spirit of a man who refuses to back down, even when the stakes are at their highest. The team shared the poster on social media with the caption, “Stronger than the waves. Fiercer than the storm. Border 2 in cinemas 23rd January, 2026.” This reveal comes soon after the first look images of Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan and Diljit Dosanjh won praise online. Their roles as officers from different armed forces have already created a ripple of excitement, and Ahan’s introduction has only added to the growing anticipation around the film. Directed by Anurag Singh and backed by Bhushan Kumar, JP Dutta and Nidhi Dutta, Border 2 brings together a strong cast including Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, Medha Rana, Mona Singh, Sonam Bajwa and Ahan Shetty. Presented by Gulshan Kumar and T Series along with JP Dutta's production house, the film aims to honour the spirit of Indian soldiers and take audiences through a journey of patriotism, courage and sacrifice. With its release set for January 23 2026, just before the Republic Day weekend, the excitement around Border 2 continues to grow with every new reveal.Also Read: Ahan Shetty Wraps Up Border 2 With an Emotional Note。

二 | A Chinese research team has completed an updated geologic map of the entire moon featuring a scale of 1:5 million, the Institute of Geology, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences (IGCAGS), said on Thursday. Representing a significant scientific iteration from the 2024 version, this map effectively rewrites the moon's geologic history based on the latest research findings. "The lunar geologic history has indeed been rewritten -- more precisely, refined and systematized," said Yang Zhiming, director of the IGCAGS. Specifically, a primary achievement of this update is the recalibration of the moon's ancient geologic eras. The new map systematically updates the age boundaries of the moon's three ancient geologic periods, namely the Aitkenian, Nectarian and Imbrian periods, drawing on recent advances in international chronology. Crucially, Chang'e-5 samples confirmed volcanic activity on the moon as recently as 2 billion years ago, extending its geologic lifespan by 1 billion years from the previously accepted 3 billion years. This independent dating data has now become a cornerstone of the global lunar geologic timescale. Highlighting these spatial discoveries, the new global lunar geologic map is the first comprehensive canvas to bear exclusive findings from the Chang'e-6 mission. "The lunar samples and this map will provide a new starting point for scientific discussions regarding the lunar far side," said Jin Ming, an associate researcher at the IGCAGS. The map details the age of young mare basalts on the lunar far side obtained from the Chang'e-6 samples, recording the region's volcanic history. Furthermore, it reveals that KREEP rocks, enriched with rare earth elements and other strategic resources, are far more continuous and abundant in the Oceanus Procellarum than previously estimated. This discovery, achieved by eliminating spectral noise, prompts a systemic reevaluation of the moon's early magma ocean crystallization and internal thermal evolution. Beyond its scientific data, the 2.8-by-1.2-meter map introduces a proprietary cartographic standard. Identifying over 13,500 impact craters and 81 basins, it employs a unique color scheme rooted in geologic logic and traditional Chinese aesthetics, following a "lighter for younger, darker for older" principle. Furthermore, this standard will also be applied to future geologic mapping of Mars and asteroids, ending reliance on foreign standard systems. "This goes beyond showcasing technological soft power. This standard will be extended to future planetary geologic mapping, establishing an independent intellectual property framework for China's deep space exploration," Yang said. 。