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Video: Sundar Pichai Booed, Students Walk Out At Stanford Graduation Ceremony
As Pichai was introduced, the students stood up from their seats, waved Palestinian flags, blew whistles, and chanted slogans in protest.
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How Much Does It Cost To Study At MIT In 2026? Check Fees, Living Expenses And More
MIT remains the world's top-ranked university in 2026. Check its annual tuition fees, living expenses, financial aid policies, and total study costs.
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Before Building Rockets, These SpaceX Executives Built Race Cars At College
Several senior SpaceX executives got their start building Formula-style race cars at Cornell University
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Astronomers Discover Why Massive Galaxies Died Early in the Universe
Astronomers have discovered a powerful galactic wind in the merging galaxy system CRISTAL-02. The outflow is removing star-forming gas faster than it can be replenished, providing the first direct evidence for a mechanism that may have shut down star formation in massive early galaxies.
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Astronomers Detect Star-Forming Fuel in a Galaxy 13 Billion Light-Years Away
Using ALMA and the Very Large Array, astronomers directly detected a massive reservoir of molecular gas in REBELS-25, a galaxy from just 700 million years after the Big Bang. The finding provides the clearest evidence yet that some early galaxies were already loaded with the fuel needed for rapid star formation.
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When Will Private Universities Open In Kerala? Minister Explains Delay
Kerala Private University Bill: Higher Education Minister Roji M John said the bill had already been passed unanimously by the Assembly during the previous Left government.
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JWST Reveals the True Identity of Mysterious Little Red Dots
Using JWST, astronomers obtained the most detailed spectrum yet of a little red dot and found evidence that these mysterious objects are rapidly growing black holes wrapped in dense gas. The discovery could explain why they appear, shine red, and eventually disappear from the cosmic record.
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IGNOU PhD Admissions 2026 Begin; Candidates Can Apply For 36 Courses Till July 1
IGNOU has opened online applications for its July 2026 PhD admissions across 36 disciplines until July 1.
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Astronomers Discover Two Galaxies That Appear to Lack Dark Matter
Researchers studying FCC 224 and FCC 240 in the Fornax Cluster found evidence that both galaxies contain surprisingly little dark matter. The discovery supports the idea that galaxy collisions can strip away dark matter and raises new questions about how galaxies evolve.
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Iron Age Scottish Woman May Have Had Her Brain Removed Before Burial, Study Finds
An Iron Age Scottish woman likely had her brains scooped out after she died as part of her burial, according to a new study that sheds further light on the complex funerary rites of this prehistoric culture.
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Rare Meteorite Found In Sahara Proves A Mars-Sized Lost Planet Once Orbited Our Sun
Scientists studying a rare, ancient angrite meteorite found in the Sahara Desert have uncovered evidence of a lost protoplanet from the early Solar System.
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Fake IDs, Fake Cop Badges, Fake Money: Bengal Killer Couple's 'World Of Fake'
Police found multiple fake identity cards, counterfeit badges resembling those of the West Bengal Police, and a fake badge identifying the holder as a railway ticket checker.
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James Webb Space Telescope Weighs Most Distant Dormant Black Hole Ever Detected
Using JWST and a natural gravitational lens, astronomers measured a six-billion-solar-mass dormant black hole more than 10 billion light-years away. The discovery offers a rare glimpse into how galaxies and black holes evolved when the universe was just three billion years old.
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Bengaluru Professor Distributes Chocolates To Students In Class, Wins Hearts Online
While lectures and assignments may fade from memory over time, moments of genuine care often remain with students long after they graduate.
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Delhi Professor Offered Her Tenants Water, Then A Murderous Plot Played Out
The accused struck the teacher on her head with the pestle that he had in his backpack and then slit her wrists with a razor.
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Video: Sundar Pichai Booed, Students Walk Out At Stanford Graduation Ceremony
As Pichai was introduced, the students stood up from their seats, waved Palestinian flags, blew whistles, and chanted slogans in protest.
-
How Much Does It Cost To Study At MIT In 2026? Check Fees, Living Expenses And More
MIT remains the world's top-ranked university in 2026. Check its annual tuition fees, living expenses, financial aid policies, and total study costs.
-
Before Building Rockets, These SpaceX Executives Built Race Cars At College
Several senior SpaceX executives got their start building Formula-style race cars at Cornell University
-
Astronomers Discover Why Massive Galaxies Died Early in the Universe
Astronomers have discovered a powerful galactic wind in the merging galaxy system CRISTAL-02. The outflow is removing star-forming gas faster than it can be replenished, providing the first direct evidence for a mechanism that may have shut down star formation in massive early galaxies.
-
Astronomers Detect Star-Forming Fuel in a Galaxy 13 Billion Light-Years Away
Using ALMA and the Very Large Array, astronomers directly detected a massive reservoir of molecular gas in REBELS-25, a galaxy from just 700 million years after the Big Bang. The finding provides the clearest evidence yet that some early galaxies were already loaded with the fuel needed for rapid star formation.
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When Will Private Universities Open In Kerala? Minister Explains Delay
Kerala Private University Bill: Higher Education Minister Roji M John said the bill had already been passed unanimously by the Assembly during the previous Left government.
-
JWST Reveals the True Identity of Mysterious Little Red Dots
Using JWST, astronomers obtained the most detailed spectrum yet of a little red dot and found evidence that these mysterious objects are rapidly growing black holes wrapped in dense gas. The discovery could explain why they appear, shine red, and eventually disappear from the cosmic record.
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IGNOU PhD Admissions 2026 Begin; Candidates Can Apply For 36 Courses Till July 1
IGNOU has opened online applications for its July 2026 PhD admissions across 36 disciplines until July 1.
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Astronomers Discover Two Galaxies That Appear to Lack Dark Matter
Researchers studying FCC 224 and FCC 240 in the Fornax Cluster found evidence that both galaxies contain surprisingly little dark matter. The discovery supports the idea that galaxy collisions can strip away dark matter and raises new questions about how galaxies evolve.
-
Iron Age Scottish Woman May Have Had Her Brain Removed Before Burial, Study Finds
An Iron Age Scottish woman likely had her brains scooped out after she died as part of her burial, according to a new study that sheds further light on the complex funerary rites of this prehistoric culture.
-
Rare Meteorite Found In Sahara Proves A Mars-Sized Lost Planet Once Orbited Our Sun
Scientists studying a rare, ancient angrite meteorite found in the Sahara Desert have uncovered evidence of a lost protoplanet from the early Solar System.
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Fake IDs, Fake Cop Badges, Fake Money: Bengal Killer Couple's 'World Of Fake'
Police found multiple fake identity cards, counterfeit badges resembling those of the West Bengal Police, and a fake badge identifying the holder as a railway ticket checker.
-
James Webb Space Telescope Weighs Most Distant Dormant Black Hole Ever Detected
Using JWST and a natural gravitational lens, astronomers measured a six-billion-solar-mass dormant black hole more than 10 billion light-years away. The discovery offers a rare glimpse into how galaxies and black holes evolved when the universe was just three billion years old.
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Bengaluru Professor Distributes Chocolates To Students In Class, Wins Hearts Online
While lectures and assignments may fade from memory over time, moments of genuine care often remain with students long after they graduate.
-
Delhi Professor Offered Her Tenants Water, Then A Murderous Plot Played Out
The accused struck the teacher on her head with the pestle that he had in his backpack and then slit her wrists with a razor.
