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Sunita Williams’ childhood dream was not be become an astronaut–here’s what she actually wanted to be |

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has etched her name in history with her extraordinary achievements in space exploration. After completing a nine-month mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS), she set multiple records, including the longest spacewalk by a woman and becoming the second-longest-serving female astronaut in cumulative space duration.While she is celebrated worldwide for her

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Scientists aim to uncover cause of unexpected warmth in Everest glacier

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Scientists aim to uncover cause of unexpected warmth in Everest glacier by Sophie Jenkins London, UK (SPX) Mar 20, 2025 A research team is finalizing preparations for an ambitious expedition to Nepal’s Mount Everest next month, where they aim to investigate why ice within one of its most prominent glaciers is near melting

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WWI’s Famous Dazzle Camouflage Seemed Effective Due to Unexpected Optical Trick, Study Finds

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During World War I, navies painted their ships in “dazzle” camouflage, also known as “razzle dazzle.” Unlike traditional camouflage, which helps objects blend into their surroundings, dazzle camouflage used stark geometric patterns to try to confuse German U-boat captains’ perception of a ship’s direction and speed, making it harder to target. But did the dazzle

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Should you worry about microplastics?

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Ever since Austrian scientists first began looking for them in people in 2018, microplastics have turned up in the blood, lungs, kidneys, liver, heart and even the brain. They have also been detected in the placenta and breast milk. It is no mystery how these tiny particles, which can range from 5mm across to less

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London-based Malayali photographer Keerthana Kunnath on capturing the “unspeakable”

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London-based photographer Keerthana Kunnath often uses the term art when referring to her photos dealing with nuanced themes, such as gender, sexuality, womanhood and mental health. Originally from Beypore in Kozhikode, Kerala, the 29-year-old shutterbug aims to spark conversations about themes that “people often shy away from”. Her last photo series, Not What You Saw,

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What is Dogequest, and why are Tesla owners doxxed in an online campaign against Musk?

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A website known as ‘Dogequest’ has sparked outrage and concerns about privacy and security by allegedly publishing personal information of Tesla owners across the U.S. The website, which surfaced amid a growing wave of anti-Elon Musk sentiment, features an interactive map that displays Tesla owners’ names, addresses, and phone numbers. Per a report by media

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Volunteers with Down’s syndrome could help find Alzheimer’s drugs

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The European Union’s drugs regulator, for example, refused last summer to approve the first of them to come across its desk, though it has partially reversed that decision. And in England, despite regulatory approval, the National Health Service does not yet offer them. Many researchers suspect they might work better if given earlier, perhaps even

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Dark Energy: What is dark energy? One of science’s great mysteries, explained

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This is an AI-generated image, used for representational purposes only. PARIS: Dark energy makes up roughly 70 per cent of the universe, yet we know nothing about it.Around 25 per cent of the universe is the equally mysterious dark matter, leaving just five per cent for everything that we can see and touch, matter made

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Google, Apple hit by EU regulatory crackdown

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FILE PHOTO: Google was hit with two charges of breaching landmark EU rules, while Apple was ordered to help rivals connect with its devices. | Photo Credit: Reuters Google was hit with two charges of breaching landmark EU rules on Wednesday, while Apple was ordered to help rivals connect with its iPhones and iPads, as

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Is the APAAR ID for students mandatory? | Explained

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Students coming out of a government school at Governor Peta, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh on March 15. | Photo Credit: RAO G.N. The story so far: Activists and parents are worried about the rapid push by schools to generate an APAAR ID. APAAR is part of the National Education Policy (NEP), 2020’s record-keeping reforms, and while

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Sunita Williams’ childhood dream was not be become an astronaut–here’s what she actually wanted to be |

Scientists aim to uncover cause of unexpected warmth in Everest glacier

WWI’s Famous Dazzle Camouflage Seemed Effective Due to Unexpected Optical Trick, Study Finds

Should you worry about microplastics?

London-based Malayali photographer Keerthana Kunnath on capturing the “unspeakable”

What is Dogequest, and why are Tesla owners doxxed in an online campaign against Musk?

Volunteers with Down’s syndrome could help find Alzheimer’s drugs

Dark Energy: What is dark energy? One of science’s great mysteries, explained

Google, Apple hit by EU regulatory crackdown

Is the APAAR ID for students mandatory? | Explained

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