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Anand Mahindra Praises Teacher For Inflating Long Bag With One Breath
Responding to the video, Anand Mahindra wrote on X that he wished his school physics teacher had been as lively and creative as the one in the video.
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Love Driving Your Car? 5 Health Issues You Are Likely To Experience
Driving offers freedom and joy, but prolonged hours behind the wheel can quietly harm your health.
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Prateik Smita Patil's Indirect Jibe At Twinkle Khanna's Raat Gayi Cheating Remark: 'If Married People Say This, You Know The Situation'
In the same interview, Priya Banerjee added, "90 per cent of Bollywood marriages are a facade"
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Bengaluru Cab Driver Shares Reality Of Gig Work In India: 'Is This Even Living?'
A Bengaluru cab driver shared his experience of working 16 hours a day for minimal pay, highlighting the harsh realities faced by gig workers in India.
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CERN Experiments Confirm Early Universe Behaved Like a Near-Perfect Fluid
Physicists at CERN have directly observed fluid-like behaviour in the quark–gluon plasma that filled the early universe. Experiments at the Large Hadron Collider revealed wake-shaped ripples forming behind fast-moving quarks, similar to bow waves in liquids. These quark wakes confirm that the primordial “soup” of quarks and gluons behaved as ...
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How Can Couples Prepare Themselves Before Planning For A Baby? Expert Shares Tips
New parents experience most of their postnatal conflicts and stress because of expectations that they did not express or did not fulfil, says Dr. Ajantha Boopathi.
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Physicists Deploy Quantum Sensors to Hunt the Universe’s Missing Matter
Dark matter makes up most of the universe’s mass, yet it has never been directly detected. Scientists are now deploying ultracold quantum sensors, underground detectors and space telescopes to catch its faint signals. At Texas A&M, new silicon detectors aim to register extremely rare particle interactions, while global experiments push sensitivit...
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Quantum Haloscope Sharpens the Search for Dark Matter Axions at Higher Frequencies
Scientists using a quantum-powered haloscope have advanced the search for dark matter axions by probing higher mass ranges than before. The QUAX collaboration’s experiment, based in Italy, uses a microwave cavity and a strong magnetic field to detect faint axion signals. While no axions were found, the results help refine future dark matter searc...
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Fusion Reactors Could Generate Axions, Offering a New Path to Detect Dark Matter
Fusion energy may have an unexpected cosmic role beyond clean power. A new study suggests fusion reactors could produce axions, hypothetical dark matter particles, when high-energy neutrons from fusion reactions strike reactor walls. These interactions may generate axions that escape shielding undetected. Scientists propose future fusion plants cou...
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ISS Microgravity Experiment Reveal How Particles Behave Without Gravity
A microgravity experiment aboard the International Space Station is helping scientists understand how particles move and cluster without gravity. Conducted inside the station’s laboratory, the study could improve space safety, support future Moon and Mars missions, and deepen understanding of Earth-based processes such as pollution, pollen spread...
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Anand Mahindra Praises Teacher For Inflating Long Bag With One Breath
Responding to the video, Anand Mahindra wrote on X that he wished his school physics teacher had been as lively and creative as the one in the video.
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Love Driving Your Car? 5 Health Issues You Are Likely To Experience
Driving offers freedom and joy, but prolonged hours behind the wheel can quietly harm your health.
-
Prateik Smita Patil's Indirect Jibe At Twinkle Khanna's Raat Gayi Cheating Remark: 'If Married People Say This, You Know The Situation'
In the same interview, Priya Banerjee added, "90 per cent of Bollywood marriages are a facade"
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Bengaluru Cab Driver Shares Reality Of Gig Work In India: 'Is This Even Living?'
A Bengaluru cab driver shared his experience of working 16 hours a day for minimal pay, highlighting the harsh realities faced by gig workers in India.
-
CERN Experiments Confirm Early Universe Behaved Like a Near-Perfect Fluid
Physicists at CERN have directly observed fluid-like behaviour in the quark–gluon plasma that filled the early universe. Experiments at the Large Hadron Collider revealed wake-shaped ripples forming behind fast-moving quarks, similar to bow waves in liquids. These quark wakes confirm that the primordial “soup” of quarks and gluons behaved as ...
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How Can Couples Prepare Themselves Before Planning For A Baby? Expert Shares Tips
New parents experience most of their postnatal conflicts and stress because of expectations that they did not express or did not fulfil, says Dr. Ajantha Boopathi.
-
Physicists Deploy Quantum Sensors to Hunt the Universe’s Missing Matter
Dark matter makes up most of the universe’s mass, yet it has never been directly detected. Scientists are now deploying ultracold quantum sensors, underground detectors and space telescopes to catch its faint signals. At Texas A&M, new silicon detectors aim to register extremely rare particle interactions, while global experiments push sensitivit...
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Quantum Haloscope Sharpens the Search for Dark Matter Axions at Higher Frequencies
Scientists using a quantum-powered haloscope have advanced the search for dark matter axions by probing higher mass ranges than before. The QUAX collaboration’s experiment, based in Italy, uses a microwave cavity and a strong magnetic field to detect faint axion signals. While no axions were found, the results help refine future dark matter searc...
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Fusion Reactors Could Generate Axions, Offering a New Path to Detect Dark Matter
Fusion energy may have an unexpected cosmic role beyond clean power. A new study suggests fusion reactors could produce axions, hypothetical dark matter particles, when high-energy neutrons from fusion reactions strike reactor walls. These interactions may generate axions that escape shielding undetected. Scientists propose future fusion plants cou...
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ISS Microgravity Experiment Reveal How Particles Behave Without Gravity
A microgravity experiment aboard the International Space Station is helping scientists understand how particles move and cluster without gravity. Conducted inside the station’s laboratory, the study could improve space safety, support future Moon and Mars missions, and deepen understanding of Earth-based processes such as pollution, pollen spread...
