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Word of the Day: PenumbrousPenumbrous is a word that inhabits the delicate space between light and shadow, clarity and obscurity. Whether used in scientific explanati...- How Artificial Intelligence Is Rewriting Planet HuntingAstronomers are now leveraging artificial intelligence to sift through vast amounts of exoplanet data, a task impossible for humans alone. ...
- Can we be a star-maker? Budget 2026’s outlay for telescopes is big deal— it can spur India to be a global astronomy leaderIndia embarks on a journey to expand its celestial horizons through investments in advanced telescopes and observatories. This strategic sh...
- Quote of the day by Stephen Hawking: ‘Look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of…’Quote of the day by Stephen Hawking encapsulates a life devoted to understanding the cosmos. It reminds humanity that even in the face of l...
- Space budget sees marginal increase; industry says other announcements to enable spacetech useThe 10% boost in the budget for space will give a push to new launch vehicles, satellite infrastructure, and upcoming missions. Per industr...
- Indian-origin astronomer wins UK's Royal Astronomical Society Gold MedalIndian-origin astronomer Shrinivas Kulkarni received the Royal Astronomical Society Gold Medal. He is recognized for groundbreaking work in...
- Chatbots can go into a delusional spiral. Here's how it happens.For three weeks, Canadian recruiter Allan Brooks engaged in an intense, delusional ChatGPT exchange, convinced he'd discovered groundbreaki...
- ‘Space exploration is like going to Olympics’: Shrinivas KulkarniShrinivas Kulkarni, Shaw Prize winner and a professor at Caltech, talks on the importance of thorough analysis and strategic choices in Ind...
- A Harris presidency is the only way to stay ahead of AIKamala Harris, given her background in law enforcement, connections to Silicon Valley and the work she has already done on AI in the past f...
- Caltech professor Shrinivas R Kulkarni bags Shaw Prize for his work in astronomyKulkarni is the younger brother of well-known writer and Rajya Sabha member Sudha Murty, and hails from Karnataka. He was born in Kurundwad...
- ISRO to usher in 2024 with launch of dedicated scientific satellite to study black holesThe launch comes after the success of its Gaganyaan Test Vehicle D1 mission in October. The PSLV-C58 rocket, in its 60th mission, would car...
- Bridging the STEM-liberal arts divideA holistic education that bridges the STEM-liberal arts divide is not a luxury but a necessity. To prepare future generations for a complex...
- Inspired by the Sputnik, India's strides in space since SarabhaiIndia has made significant progress in the space domain since launching its first satellite, Aryabhata, in 1975. The purview of the Indian ...
- 7 Best Science Books for Curious KidsScience books are easy to learn and can help children understand the world better. We have identified some of the best science books for ch...
- View: NEP 2020 connects disciplinary silos, readies India for global roleThe Indian education system has been hailed for its multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary thoughts but revoking it in functionality is of...
- World's largest digital sky survey issues biggest-ever astronomical data releaseThis second release contains over 1.6 petabytes of data, making it the largest volume of astronomical information ever released.
- IIT-Kharagpur rolls out course to connect ancient India to modern sciencesNew course offered by the department of social sciences seeks to find out the contribution by Indian science to the modern sciences, and sh...
- Why Einstein's theory of gravity has become the most important task for physicists after a centuryIn the next few decades, finishing what Einstein began may turn out to be the most important event in science for a long time.
- Why should we be thinking of being colonised?Excerpts of an interview with frontline contemporary artist Jitish Kallat.
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