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Sci-Five | The Hindu Science Quiz: On Antimatter

19/09/2024
This week’s Sci-five science quiz is on antimatter.

Faraway black hole unleashes record-setting energetic jets

19/09/2024
Supermassive black hole shoot jets of high-energy particles and magnetic fields into space from their two poles as they devour material such as gas, dust and stars falling into them due to their immense gravitational strength.

What the dismissal of Gino defamation lawsuit means for science

19/09/2024
Last week, a U.S. court dismissed Francesca Gino’s defamation case against three researchers who had reported strange data in some of her papers

We are sharing state-of-the-art expertise with ISRO for Gaganyaan mission: French Space Agency Chief 

18/09/2024
Philippe Baptiste, President of the French Space Agency, Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales (CNES) speaks on the sidelines of the event on a wide range of topics

Bengaluru start-up unveils satellite to operate at an ultra-low Earth orbit

18/09/2024
Bengaluru Space Expo 2024 was inaugurated today

More than 3,600 food packaging chemicals found in human bodies

18/09/2024
Around 100 of these chemicals are considered to be of "high concern" to human health, said lead study author Birgit Geueke from the Food Packaging Forum Foundation, a Zurich-based NGO.

Chandrayaan-4 mission expansion gets Centre’s approval

18/09/2024
The upcoming mission aimed to collect rocks and soil from the lunar surface and ensure their safe return to Earth

India to have 56 new Doppler weather radars soon, says Ministry of Earth Sciences

18/09/2024
The MoES has also developed various Apps to bring weather forecast at the fingertips of general public and farmers in particular

Intuitive Machines clinches $4.8 bln navigation services contract from NASA

18/09/2024
The contract would see Intuitive debut its lunar satellite constellations that will enable enhanced data and transmission services as well as autonomous operations.

Worst drought on record lowers Amazon rivers to all-time lows

18/09/2024
The Solimoes, one of the main tributaries of the mighty Amazon River whose waters originate in the Peruvian Andes, has fallen to its lowest level on record in Tabatinga.

Sunflowers ‘dance’ to get more sunlight, scientists find

18/09/2024
New study found that sunflowers grown in a dense row naturally formed a near-perfect zigzag pattern, with each plant leaning away from the row in alternating directions.

Bulgarian father and son row across Arctic Ocean for endangered species

18/09/2024
In 2020 Maxim at the age of 16 became the youngest rower to have crossed the Atlantic Ocean with his father.

Musk’s Neuralink gets FDA’s breakthrough device tag for ‘Blindsight’ implant

18/09/2024
The experimental device, known as Blindsight, “will enable even those who have lost both eyes and their optic nerve to see,” Musk said in a post on X

What is a telescope? How good are modern telescopes? | Explained

18/09/2024
It’s a common misconception that telescopes are designed to make astronomical objects appear larger

Rapa Nui genomes restore the real history of an old, troubled people

18/09/2024
The first humans on Easter Island eventually overpopulated the island, resulting in ecological collapse. Or did they?

Patent applications for HIV prevention drug opposed in India

17/09/2024
U.S.-based pharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences filed patent claims on the HIV drug Lenacapavir this week

Drug-resistant superbugs projected to kill 39 million by 2050

17/09/2024
This analysis has been billed as the first research to track the global impact of superbugs over time, and to estimate what could happen next

Brain undergoes major changes in pregnancy, some fleeting, some enduring, new study shows

17/09/2024
The study, the first of its kind, was based on a single subject: University of California, Irvine cognitive neuroscientist and study co-author Elizabeth Chrastil, a first-time mother

Hidden craters suggest earth once had a Saturn-like ring

17/09/2024
The existence of such a ring, forming around 466 million years ago and persisting for a few tens of millions of years, could explain several puzzles in our planet’s past

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