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Watch: Scientists Record First Video Evidence Of Shark In Antarctic's Freezing Waters
For the first time, researchers recorded a three to four-meter shark in Antarctic Ocean waters, challenging the belief that sharks do not inhabit these frigid depths.
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AIIMS Delhi Doctors Conduct Remote Ultrasound Scans On Volunteers In Antarctica
AIIMS Delhi doctors remotely performed real-time ultrasound scans on Indian Antarctic station volunteers using a telerobotic system.
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NCAOR To Recruit For Project Scientist Post, Check Details Here
National Centre for Antarctic & Ocean Research (NCAOR) has invited job applications from eligible postgraduates or engineering graduates or doctorate degree holders in relevant discipline for recruitment to the posts of Project Scientist C and B.
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Climate Change May Lead to Substantial Rise in Sea Level
A jump in global average temperatures of 1.5 degrees Celsius to 2 degrees Celsius will see the collapse of Antarctic ice shelves and lead to hundreds and even thousands of years of sea level rise, a new research has warned.
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Indian-American astronomer among team to discover most distant galaxy
Astronomers, including an Indian-American, have discovered the most distant galaxy ever found - one created within 700 million years after the Big Bang.
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Watch: Scientists Record First Video Evidence Of Shark In Antarctic's Freezing Waters
For the first time, researchers recorded a three to four-meter shark in Antarctic Ocean waters, challenging the belief that sharks do not inhabit these frigid depths.
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AIIMS Delhi Doctors Conduct Remote Ultrasound Scans On Volunteers In Antarctica
AIIMS Delhi doctors remotely performed real-time ultrasound scans on Indian Antarctic station volunteers using a telerobotic system.
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NCAOR To Recruit For Project Scientist Post, Check Details Here
National Centre for Antarctic & Ocean Research (NCAOR) has invited job applications from eligible postgraduates or engineering graduates or doctorate degree holders in relevant discipline for recruitment to the posts of Project Scientist C and B.
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Climate Change May Lead to Substantial Rise in Sea Level
A jump in global average temperatures of 1.5 degrees Celsius to 2 degrees Celsius will see the collapse of Antarctic ice shelves and lead to hundreds and even thousands of years of sea level rise, a new research has warned.
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Indian-American astronomer among team to discover most distant galaxy
Astronomers, including an Indian-American, have discovered the most distant galaxy ever found - one created within 700 million years after the Big Bang.
