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Can Bengaluru Start-Up's 'Virtual Magnet' Replace China's Rare-Earth Magnets?
Bengaluru-based start-up has invented 'Virtual Magnet' that allows them to build motors using only copper and steel, completely eliminating the need for rare-earth materials.
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Scientists Found Sugar In Deep Space. Here's Why It Matters
The discovery was made using two powerful radio telescopes, the 40-meter Yebes telescope and the 30-meter IRAM telescope.
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Astronaut Shares Breathtaking Image of Milky Way Shining Above Earth's City Lights
The image highlighted the view of Earth from space and the connection between the planet's glowing cities and the vastness of the universe.
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Which Lake Is The Deepest On Earth?
Hidden among mountains and forests, this extraordinary lake is unlike any other on Earth.
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China's Spacecraft Snaps First-Ever Close-Up Image Of Earth's Rare 'Minimoon'
Despite being called a "minimoon", Kamo'oalewa is not Earth's second moon. It is a rare type of asteroid known as a quasi-satellite.
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Japan Space Probe Performs Flyby Of Asteroid. It May Help Protect The Earth
Moving at a speed of more than 18,000 kilometres per hour, Hayabusa2 was not intended to collide with Torifune.
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Study Reveals Earth Might Survive The Sun's Fiery Death, Challenging Long-Held Theory
The researchers said the final outcome depends on how quickly the Sun loses its mass.
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Earth Will Be Farthest From Sun On July 6. Here's What It Means
Earth's aphelion: Despite being farthest from the Sun, the Northern Hemisphere is in the middle of summer.
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All About NASA's Daring Plan To Save Swift Telescope From Falling To Earth
As per reports, Link, the size of a kitchen refrigerator, will take about a month to reach and capture Swift.
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Lionel Richie Forced To End Tour Opener Early After Feeling Dizzy During Performance
Lionel Richie's five band members remained on stage for around 15 minutes before quietly leaving without any explanation.
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All About Plans To Build Earth's 'Black Box', A Doomsday-Proof Recorder In Tasmania
The box will be about 52 feet long and 13 feet high, made from reinforced steel and concrete that can survive cyclones, earthquakes, floods, and fire.
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US, India Join Hands To Counter China's Supply Chain Dominance
The US-India Business Council has launched an industry platform aimed at building resilient critical minerals supply chains between the two countries, as Washington and New Delhi accelerate efforts to reduce dependence on China-dominated resource networks.
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Starlink Constellation Crosses 10,600 Satellites After Latest SpaceX Launch
A Falcon 9 rocket launched 24 Starlink satellites from California, expanding the constellation beyond 10,600 spacecraft. The mission also brought booster B1071 within one flight of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 reusability record.
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Do Solar Storms Have An Impact On Human Health? Here's What A Doctor Says
Most people are familiar with the impact solar storms can have on technology. However, a question that often arises is whether these solar events can also affect human health. Read on to know more.
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Study Reveals Earth's Life-Supporting Ingredients Came From Inner Solar System
The study, published in Science Advances, focuses on two elements that are essential for life as we know it: nitrogen and phosphorus.
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Can Bengaluru Start-Up's 'Virtual Magnet' Replace China's Rare-Earth Magnets?
Bengaluru-based start-up has invented 'Virtual Magnet' that allows them to build motors using only copper and steel, completely eliminating the need for rare-earth materials.
-
Scientists Found Sugar In Deep Space. Here's Why It Matters
The discovery was made using two powerful radio telescopes, the 40-meter Yebes telescope and the 30-meter IRAM telescope.
-
Astronaut Shares Breathtaking Image of Milky Way Shining Above Earth's City Lights
The image highlighted the view of Earth from space and the connection between the planet's glowing cities and the vastness of the universe.
-
Which Lake Is The Deepest On Earth?
Hidden among mountains and forests, this extraordinary lake is unlike any other on Earth.
-
China's Spacecraft Snaps First-Ever Close-Up Image Of Earth's Rare 'Minimoon'
Despite being called a "minimoon", Kamo'oalewa is not Earth's second moon. It is a rare type of asteroid known as a quasi-satellite.
-
Japan Space Probe Performs Flyby Of Asteroid. It May Help Protect The Earth
Moving at a speed of more than 18,000 kilometres per hour, Hayabusa2 was not intended to collide with Torifune.
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Study Reveals Earth Might Survive The Sun's Fiery Death, Challenging Long-Held Theory
The researchers said the final outcome depends on how quickly the Sun loses its mass.
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Earth Will Be Farthest From Sun On July 6. Here's What It Means
Earth's aphelion: Despite being farthest from the Sun, the Northern Hemisphere is in the middle of summer.
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All About NASA's Daring Plan To Save Swift Telescope From Falling To Earth
As per reports, Link, the size of a kitchen refrigerator, will take about a month to reach and capture Swift.
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Lionel Richie Forced To End Tour Opener Early After Feeling Dizzy During Performance
Lionel Richie's five band members remained on stage for around 15 minutes before quietly leaving without any explanation.
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All About Plans To Build Earth's 'Black Box', A Doomsday-Proof Recorder In Tasmania
The box will be about 52 feet long and 13 feet high, made from reinforced steel and concrete that can survive cyclones, earthquakes, floods, and fire.
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US, India Join Hands To Counter China's Supply Chain Dominance
The US-India Business Council has launched an industry platform aimed at building resilient critical minerals supply chains between the two countries, as Washington and New Delhi accelerate efforts to reduce dependence on China-dominated resource networks.
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Starlink Constellation Crosses 10,600 Satellites After Latest SpaceX Launch
A Falcon 9 rocket launched 24 Starlink satellites from California, expanding the constellation beyond 10,600 spacecraft. The mission also brought booster B1071 within one flight of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 reusability record.
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Do Solar Storms Have An Impact On Human Health? Here's What A Doctor Says
Most people are familiar with the impact solar storms can have on technology. However, a question that often arises is whether these solar events can also affect human health. Read on to know more.
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Study Reveals Earth's Life-Supporting Ingredients Came From Inner Solar System
The study, published in Science Advances, focuses on two elements that are essential for life as we know it: nitrogen and phosphorus.
