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Quote of the day by J. Robert Oppenheimer, “Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.” How the Manhattan Project made a scientist regret his greatest achievementQuote of the day by J. Robert Oppenheimer: At 5:29 a.m. on July 16, 1945, the New Mexico desert turned white. A 21,000-ton TNT blast ripped...- US stock market crashes today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq all in red — Is Wall Street’s December rally already breaking as crypto tumbles?US stock market crashes today as the Dow drops 127 points, the S&P 500 slips 29 points, and the Nasdaq sinks 161 points. Tech and crypto st...
- For real wealth creation, just one word: Hold; 13 large- and mid-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 42%What is the biggest hurdle to real wealth creation? It is the tendency to look at your portfolio frequently. The markets have largely been ...
- A Crystal that inhales and exhales Oxygen: Breakthrough material could revolutionize clean energy foreverScientists in South Korea and Japan have created a crystal. This crystal can absorb and release oxygen. The crystal is made of strontium, i...
- Argentina and Chile new economic superpowers? Vicuña mineral discovery marks largest copper, gold, and silver findA major mineral deposit discovered in the Andes Mountains along the Argentina-Chile border contains significant quantities of copper, gold,...
- Japan discovers game-changing metal that boosts Hydrogen output by 1,000%—world closer to fossil-free futureJapanese researchers at the RIKEN Institute have discovered a cost-effective and sustainable method for producing green hydrogen. They modi...
- What's TOI-6894b that just showed up around a dwarf star only 2.5 times its size; here's why that’s weirdAstronomers have discovered a gas giant, TOI-6894b, orbiting a small red dwarf star, challenging existing planet formation models. Giant ga...
- India scores on subsidies for green H2: ReNew CEOThe global adoption of green hydrogen is slower than expected due to its higher cost compared to grey hydrogen. ReNew's CEO, Sumant Sinha, ...
- India has the second-highest open access quantum computing users after US, says IBM executiveIn an interview to ET, Jay Gambetta, vice president of IBM Quantum, said he saw big opportunities for India to become a pioneer in quantum ...
- Your new EV could do with a shot of caffeine. And AIBillions invested in alternative technologies to replace combustion engines and reduce greenhouse gases. Electric vehicle production costs ...
- Why space agencies are racing to conquer the moon?Embark on a celestial journey as global space agencies, including India, rekindle lunar exploration. The Moon, teeming with vital resources...
- Soil microorganisms offer potential solution to Patulin toxin in foodResearchers from Tokyo University of Science have discovered a filamentous fungal strain, Acremonium sp. or "TUS-MM1," that can effectively...
- Natural Hydrogen could change the world, if we understood itA rising trend of wildcatters finding seeps of natural hydrogen is challenging the conventional wisdom that pure hydrogen is rare in nature...
- Who wants the precious mine? A lot is going on in India on critical minerals frontIndia Inc is seeking incentives for mining and processing the 30 critical minerals that the Centre has identified as crucial for economic g...
- Can India find its manufacturing mojo as the world trade lines get redrawn?China’s position of being an undisputed manufacturing destination is on the wane. Experts say it is now increasingly clear which sectors In...
- How Vladimir Putin's war ended Narendra Modi’s cheap natural gas dreamThe cheap pricing provided just-as-artificial legs to demand. The Indian government enthusiastically declared two years ago that $66 billio...
- ONGC takes leaf out of Reliance's book, floats subsidiary to buy own gasONGC may use the new subsidiary to buy any new gas that the firm produces from fields such as KG-D5 in the Krishna Godavari basin, people w...
- Why moon matters for future interplanetary missionsMoon will likely be the base for future interplanetary missions. A presence there is of strategic importance.
- Reaching for stars: India is betting big on mega, multi-country science projects"The big shift is that India is moving from the periphery to the core of such mega global science projects", says RA Mashelkar former direc...
- Earth meteorite indicates water reservoir on Mars: NASAThis discovery helps resolve the question of where the "missing Martian water" may have gone.
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