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Pakistan Air Force Is 'Undisputed King'? India Fact-Checks Propaganda
Propaganda - ostensibly from a reputed British publication, The Daily Telegraph - declaring the Pakistan Air Force 'the undisputed king of the skies' has been junked by the government.
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NASA’s SPHEREx Telescope Begins 3D Infrared Mapping of the Universe
NASA’s SPHEREx space telescope has officially begun its two-year mission to map the entire sky in infrared light, capturing 3,600 images per day and covering 102 different wavelengths. The observatory aims to chart hundreds of millions of galaxies in 3D and uncover clues about the universe’s earliest moments. It will also trace the presence of ...
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WWE Legend Hulk Hogan, 70, Gets Married For The Third Time To 45-Year-Old Sky Daily
The 70-year-old and Sky Daily, a yoga instructor and accountant, had been engaged since July.
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Hulk Hogan To Get Married For The Third Time To 45-Year-Old Yoga Instructor
The couple got engaged last week after Mr Hogan proposed to her at a restaurant in Tampa, Florida.
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Crop Losses, Unseasonal Rain Could Keep Food Inflation Elevated
Indian rice farmer Ibrahim Shaikh says he looked up at the sky daily and prayed for unseasonal rains to stop. His prayers unanswered, he says he started harvesting the wet crop earlier this week.
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Axie Infinity’s Ronin Network Returns on Track After Losing $625 Million in Hack Attack
Three months after having suffered an impactful hack, blockchain game Axie Infinity has re-opened its Ronin Network. The Ethereum-based side chain of Axie Infinity has undergone internal as well as external audits before its re-launch. The Ronin Bridge now has a set daily withdrawal limit of $50 million (roughly Rs. 395 crore), which will be reset ...
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China Says It May Have Detected Signs Of Life Beyond Earth
China said its giant Sky Eye telescope may have picked up signs of life beyond Earth, according to a report by the state-backed Science and Technology Daily, which then appeared to have deleted the report and posts about the discovery.
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Air Strike Warning App Helps Syrians Dodge Death From the Skies
Air strikes have been a fact of daily life for millions of Syrians living in rebel-held areas, becoming far more intense since Russia joined the war in 2015.
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Opinion: Why Air Force Officials Are Being Forced To Defend Rafale Deal
Clearly, the ominous cloud of daily political recrimination must have cast a deep shadow not only over the skies of Gwalior, but across IAF crew rooms and messes, deeply undermining the confidence and morale of the force. This would perhaps explain why the IAF leadership was compelled to take the unprecedented step of making public statements, indi...
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Russia Orders Warplanes In Syria To Fly Higher After Jet Shot Down
Russia has ordered its warplanes in Syria to fly higher to avoid being shot down by shoulder launched anti-aircraft missiles after one of its jets was shot out of the sky on Saturday, the Izvestia daily reported on Monday.
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Let's Talk About The Big Scary Asteroid That's NOT Going To Hit Earth
An asteroid larger than any skyscraper yet built is hurtling toward Earth, the Daily Mail informs. If it hits on Feb. 4, the paper continues, scientists predict a decade of cold and darkness, and skies choked with soot, and misery across the planet.
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Huge protests at Chennai's largest garbage dump
Kodungaiyur is where Chennai's largest dumping ground is located. The city's garbage, adding up over the years, is now a small hill, circled in the sky by birds and guarded on the ground by dogs. A major part of the city's 3,200 tonnes of daily refuse ends up in this 65 acre plot.
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Watch 'ring of fire' in the sky this Sunday
Millions of people in the US and Asia will be able to watch the sun turn into a 'ring of fire' this weekend.Shadows on the ground will also turn into crescents and 'rings' of light as moon covers as much as 94 per cent of the sun this Sunday, the Daily Mail reported.
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Indian call centres selling personal data of Britons: Report
Corrupt Indian call centre workers are selling swathes of confidential personal information, from credit card details and medical records to loan data, of over 500,000 Britons, media reports claimed.
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Pakistan Air Force Is 'Undisputed King'? India Fact-Checks Propaganda
Propaganda - ostensibly from a reputed British publication, The Daily Telegraph - declaring the Pakistan Air Force 'the undisputed king of the skies' has been junked by the government.
-
NASA’s SPHEREx Telescope Begins 3D Infrared Mapping of the Universe
NASA’s SPHEREx space telescope has officially begun its two-year mission to map the entire sky in infrared light, capturing 3,600 images per day and covering 102 different wavelengths. The observatory aims to chart hundreds of millions of galaxies in 3D and uncover clues about the universe’s earliest moments. It will also trace the presence of ...
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WWE Legend Hulk Hogan, 70, Gets Married For The Third Time To 45-Year-Old Sky Daily
The 70-year-old and Sky Daily, a yoga instructor and accountant, had been engaged since July.
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Hulk Hogan To Get Married For The Third Time To 45-Year-Old Yoga Instructor
The couple got engaged last week after Mr Hogan proposed to her at a restaurant in Tampa, Florida.
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Crop Losses, Unseasonal Rain Could Keep Food Inflation Elevated
Indian rice farmer Ibrahim Shaikh says he looked up at the sky daily and prayed for unseasonal rains to stop. His prayers unanswered, he says he started harvesting the wet crop earlier this week.
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Axie Infinity’s Ronin Network Returns on Track After Losing $625 Million in Hack Attack
Three months after having suffered an impactful hack, blockchain game Axie Infinity has re-opened its Ronin Network. The Ethereum-based side chain of Axie Infinity has undergone internal as well as external audits before its re-launch. The Ronin Bridge now has a set daily withdrawal limit of $50 million (roughly Rs. 395 crore), which will be reset ...
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China Says It May Have Detected Signs Of Life Beyond Earth
China said its giant Sky Eye telescope may have picked up signs of life beyond Earth, according to a report by the state-backed Science and Technology Daily, which then appeared to have deleted the report and posts about the discovery.
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Air Strike Warning App Helps Syrians Dodge Death From the Skies
Air strikes have been a fact of daily life for millions of Syrians living in rebel-held areas, becoming far more intense since Russia joined the war in 2015.
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Opinion: Why Air Force Officials Are Being Forced To Defend Rafale Deal
Clearly, the ominous cloud of daily political recrimination must have cast a deep shadow not only over the skies of Gwalior, but across IAF crew rooms and messes, deeply undermining the confidence and morale of the force. This would perhaps explain why the IAF leadership was compelled to take the unprecedented step of making public statements, indi...
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Russia Orders Warplanes In Syria To Fly Higher After Jet Shot Down
Russia has ordered its warplanes in Syria to fly higher to avoid being shot down by shoulder launched anti-aircraft missiles after one of its jets was shot out of the sky on Saturday, the Izvestia daily reported on Monday.
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Let's Talk About The Big Scary Asteroid That's NOT Going To Hit Earth
An asteroid larger than any skyscraper yet built is hurtling toward Earth, the Daily Mail informs. If it hits on Feb. 4, the paper continues, scientists predict a decade of cold and darkness, and skies choked with soot, and misery across the planet.
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Huge protests at Chennai's largest garbage dump
Kodungaiyur is where Chennai's largest dumping ground is located. The city's garbage, adding up over the years, is now a small hill, circled in the sky by birds and guarded on the ground by dogs. A major part of the city's 3,200 tonnes of daily refuse ends up in this 65 acre plot.
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Watch 'ring of fire' in the sky this Sunday
Millions of people in the US and Asia will be able to watch the sun turn into a 'ring of fire' this weekend.Shadows on the ground will also turn into crescents and 'rings' of light as moon covers as much as 94 per cent of the sun this Sunday, the Daily Mail reported.
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Indian call centres selling personal data of Britons: Report
Corrupt Indian call centre workers are selling swathes of confidential personal information, from credit card details and medical records to loan data, of over 500,000 Britons, media reports claimed.
