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Rubin Observatory Adopts New AI Algorithm to Enhance Cosmic Imaging
Scientists have developed ImageMM, an algorithm tested on Hawaii’s Subaru Telescope and soon to be used at the Rubin Observatory. The system reduces atmospheric blur, producing sharper images for studying galaxies and dark matter. Researchers believe the technique could make ground-based astronomy nearly as precise as space telescopes
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Opinion | Zubeen Garg: The Singer Who Did What Politicians Couldn't In Assam
The mourning for Zubeen Garg is not just about the death of a singer. It's about losing someone who held together a weak social fabric. It is about wanting to be together in a state that has been broken for a long time.
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Russia Is A Real Bear Not Paper Tiger: Kremlin Hits Back At Trump's Jibe
Russia on Wednesday rejected the comments by US President Donald Trump and said that it was economically stable despite sanctions and that it was not a "paper tiger" but a "real bear".
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"Crankiest, Weakest": Vir Das On Actors Dieting For Bollywood Love Songs
Comedian Vir Das's recent post about how Bollywood songs are impacted by the diet of the celebrities in them has grabbed many eyeballs online.
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Shoaib Akhtar's Bizarre Logic After Pakistan's Defeat vs India: 'We Are Weak, And It Is Not Our Loss'
Shoaib Akhtar, former Pakistan cricket team pacer, has come up with intriguing logic after his side's latest loss against India in the Asia Cup 2025
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Navratri 2025: Why Fatigue While Fasting Is An Issue And How To Fix It
Many Indians observe Navratri fasting for spiritual and cultural reasons, but fatigue, weakness, and low energy often become common complaints, especially among women.
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"Never Issue Ultimatum": Harsha Bhogle's Cryptic Post As Pakistan Play Despite Asia Cup Pull Out Threats
Despite threatening to boycott the Asia Cup 2025, Pakistan eventually played their final Group A match against UAE.
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Gold Price Surges Rs 1,800 To Rs 1.15 Lakh Per 10 Gram In Delhi
Gold price surged Rs 1,800 to touch a fresh peak of Rs 1,15,100 per 10 grams in the national capital on Tuesday amid a weak US dollar and growing expectations of rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
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Autism Is Not A Scare Story: What Parents Need To Know About Medications In Pregnancy, Genetic Risk And Misleading Headlines
The evidence that acetaminophen or SSRIs cause autism is weak, inconsistent and easily misinterpreted.
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Sunil Gavaskar Calls Pakistan "Popatwadi Team", Rubs Salt On Wounds After Defeat vs India
Sunil Gavaskar roasted the Pakistan cricket team on Live TV after the defeat against India.
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6 Schengen Visa Mistakes Indians Make That Can Lead To Rejection
Planning a trip to Europe? Avoid these common Schengen visa errors and secure your visa without stress.
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Bitcoin Price Drops to $111,700 as Traders Await CPI, ECB Signals
Bitcoin traded at $111,700 (roughly Rs. 98.4 lakh) on Wednesday, while Ethereum held at $4,300 (roughly Rs. 3.8 lakh). Altcoins, including Solana, XRP, Dogecoin, and Binance Coin, remained stable, reflecting a muted market. Analysts pointed to weak macroeconomic data, ETF flows, and inflation expectations as factors shaping cautious sentiment.
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Hustle Culture: It's Okay To Take A Break; Why And How
In relevance to workspace, hustle culture gave birth to sub-concepts like "rise and grind", "sleep in for the weak", "work harder, not smarter" among many others. Here's how to break out of this toxic culture.
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Iceland Plume Discovery Reveals Ancient Volcanic Funnels Across North Atlantic
Sixty million years ago, Iceland’s deep plume fueled massive eruptions across the North Atlantic. Cambridge scientists discovered hidden weak zones in Earth’s crust that funneled the plume’s heat, explaining volcanic fields like the Giant’s Causeway. These ancient scars still shape today’s earthquakes and geothermal energy across Britain ...
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How Maple Syrup Thieves In Canada Once Made History With A Theft Worth Millions Of Dollars
The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist unfolded in 2011-2012. However, its story continues to fascinate people around the world even today.
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Rubin Observatory Adopts New AI Algorithm to Enhance Cosmic Imaging
Scientists have developed ImageMM, an algorithm tested on Hawaii’s Subaru Telescope and soon to be used at the Rubin Observatory. The system reduces atmospheric blur, producing sharper images for studying galaxies and dark matter. Researchers believe the technique could make ground-based astronomy nearly as precise as space telescopes
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Opinion | Zubeen Garg: The Singer Who Did What Politicians Couldn't In Assam
The mourning for Zubeen Garg is not just about the death of a singer. It's about losing someone who held together a weak social fabric. It is about wanting to be together in a state that has been broken for a long time.
-
Russia Is A Real Bear Not Paper Tiger: Kremlin Hits Back At Trump's Jibe
Russia on Wednesday rejected the comments by US President Donald Trump and said that it was economically stable despite sanctions and that it was not a "paper tiger" but a "real bear".
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"Crankiest, Weakest": Vir Das On Actors Dieting For Bollywood Love Songs
Comedian Vir Das's recent post about how Bollywood songs are impacted by the diet of the celebrities in them has grabbed many eyeballs online.
-
Shoaib Akhtar's Bizarre Logic After Pakistan's Defeat vs India: 'We Are Weak, And It Is Not Our Loss'
Shoaib Akhtar, former Pakistan cricket team pacer, has come up with intriguing logic after his side's latest loss against India in the Asia Cup 2025
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Navratri 2025: Why Fatigue While Fasting Is An Issue And How To Fix It
Many Indians observe Navratri fasting for spiritual and cultural reasons, but fatigue, weakness, and low energy often become common complaints, especially among women.
-
"Never Issue Ultimatum": Harsha Bhogle's Cryptic Post As Pakistan Play Despite Asia Cup Pull Out Threats
Despite threatening to boycott the Asia Cup 2025, Pakistan eventually played their final Group A match against UAE.
-
Gold Price Surges Rs 1,800 To Rs 1.15 Lakh Per 10 Gram In Delhi
Gold price surged Rs 1,800 to touch a fresh peak of Rs 1,15,100 per 10 grams in the national capital on Tuesday amid a weak US dollar and growing expectations of rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
-
Autism Is Not A Scare Story: What Parents Need To Know About Medications In Pregnancy, Genetic Risk And Misleading Headlines
The evidence that acetaminophen or SSRIs cause autism is weak, inconsistent and easily misinterpreted.
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Sunil Gavaskar Calls Pakistan "Popatwadi Team", Rubs Salt On Wounds After Defeat vs India
Sunil Gavaskar roasted the Pakistan cricket team on Live TV after the defeat against India.
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6 Schengen Visa Mistakes Indians Make That Can Lead To Rejection
Planning a trip to Europe? Avoid these common Schengen visa errors and secure your visa without stress.
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Bitcoin Price Drops to $111,700 as Traders Await CPI, ECB Signals
Bitcoin traded at $111,700 (roughly Rs. 98.4 lakh) on Wednesday, while Ethereum held at $4,300 (roughly Rs. 3.8 lakh). Altcoins, including Solana, XRP, Dogecoin, and Binance Coin, remained stable, reflecting a muted market. Analysts pointed to weak macroeconomic data, ETF flows, and inflation expectations as factors shaping cautious sentiment.
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Hustle Culture: It's Okay To Take A Break; Why And How
In relevance to workspace, hustle culture gave birth to sub-concepts like "rise and grind", "sleep in for the weak", "work harder, not smarter" among many others. Here's how to break out of this toxic culture.
-
Iceland Plume Discovery Reveals Ancient Volcanic Funnels Across North Atlantic
Sixty million years ago, Iceland’s deep plume fueled massive eruptions across the North Atlantic. Cambridge scientists discovered hidden weak zones in Earth’s crust that funneled the plume’s heat, explaining volcanic fields like the Giant’s Causeway. These ancient scars still shape today’s earthquakes and geothermal energy across Britain ...
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How Maple Syrup Thieves In Canada Once Made History With A Theft Worth Millions Of Dollars
The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist unfolded in 2011-2012. However, its story continues to fascinate people around the world even today.
