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August sky guide: Shooting stars, visible planets, and Moon events you shouldn’t miss

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Intervention by India team before Axiom-4 launch helped identify oxidiser line crack: ISRO chairman Subscriber Only

Intervention by Indian team helped fix key issue before Axiom-4 launch: ISRO chief
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Scientists discover ‘Sixth Sense’ in our gut that may control appetite

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India to launch NASA-ISRO NISAR satellite today: Here’s how to watch it live

NISAR is the first Earth satellite jointly developed by ISRO and NASA. (Photo:/Videograb/X@ISRO)
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After the Big Bang: How the first stars lit up our universe Subscriber Only

The cosmic beauty of the early universe full of stars, glowing nebulae, and the ancient light from the Big Bang. (AI-generated image/DALLE)
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Twin meteor showers to dazzle the skies tonight: How to watch the celestial spectacle

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Elon Musk’s SpaceX adds another 52 Starlink satellites to Earth’s orbit in dual launch

The new 24 Starlink satellites will join the company's existing 8,000 plus satellite constellation. (Image Source: SpaceX)
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Is the universe halfway to its end? New theory predicts a Big Crunch in 33 billion years

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James Webb Space Telescope finds rare figure-8 galaxy with a black hole forming at its heart

The findings could upend long-standing theories about how black holes are born. (AI-generated image for representational purpose/FreePik)
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3 navigation satellites to be launched by 2026 Subscriber Only

3 navigation satellites to be launched by 2026
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ISRO-NASA NISAR mission: 5 things to know about the costliest Earth observation satellite

A collaboration between NASA and the Indian Space Research Organisation, NISAR will use synthetic aperture radar to monitor nearly all the planet’s land- and ice-covered surfaces twice every 12 days. (Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech)
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5th July was the shortest day this year. Why is the Earth spinning faster this month?

Earth recorded its shortest day on July 10, by completing a full rotation faster by a fraction of a second (1.36 milliseconds).
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Universe’s missing half: What is antimatter and why it matters Subscriber Only

Big Bang antimatter mystery: A swirling cosmic vista evokes the mystery of antimatter and the asymmetry that shaped our universe. (AI-generated Image/DALLE)
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Scientists spot signs of a liquid water ocean under Europa’s surface ice

As it turns out, Europa has an active surface with ongoing geological processes. (Image Source: NASA)
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Ever woken up tired after full night’s sleep? Neuroscientists study brain scans to find out why

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Solar eclipse to bring 6 minutes of darkness over parts of Earth on this date

This will be one of the longest total solar eclipses in decades.
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3I/Atlas: Could this interstellar object be alien tech? Harvard study hints at possibility

3I/ATLAS streaks across a dense star field in this image captured by the Gemini North telescope's Gemini Multi-Object Spectrograph (GMOS-N). The image is composed of exposures taken through three filters, shown here as red, green and blue. (Image Source: International Gemini Observatory)
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NASA to launch sounding rocket to study sun’s chromosphere Subscriber Only

NASA sounding rocket, sun's chromosphere, solar corona heating, solar flares, solar plasma jets, SNIFS mission, Solar EruptioN Integral Field Spectrograph, ultraviolet integral field spectrograph, hydrogen Lyman-alpha line, solar ultraviolet spectrum, solar physicists, sun observation, space science, heliophysics, solar atmosphere, photosphere, real-time solar data, New Mexico rocket launch, international space collaboration, Souvik Bose, Lockheed Martin Solar & Astrophysics Lab, Queen's University Belfast, University of Colorado, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, space exploration, sun mysteries, understanding the sun, solar energy, space weather
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Can aliens spy on Earth? Scientists say our radar systems could give us away

 researchers studied how radio waves from airports and military radar operations travel through space. (Express Image/FreePik)
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Tracking ‘doomsday rocks’: How scientists keep guard against surprise strikes Subscriber Only

Asteroids are relics of the early solar system, and potential doomsday threats to our home planet. (AI-generated image/DALLE)
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Scientists detect signals of biggest black hole merger Subscriber Only

A visualisation of two massive black holes spiraling toward each other moments before merging. (AI-generated image: DALLE)
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Axiom-4 mission return to Earth: Undocking from ISS, splashdown off California coast — full schedule here

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Alpha male dominance? Not so common in the primate world, says study

The findings suggest social hierarchies in primates, and perhaps humans, aren’t hardwired. (Image: FreePik)
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Axiom Mission 4: When, where to watch LIVE streaming of crew’s departure from ISS on July 14

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Temperatures along equatorial Pacific Ocean to remain neutral till October: NOAA

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