Humans study the surface of an exoplanet for the first time using ‘James Webb Space Telescope’s
James Webb Space Telescope: Humanity has conducted the first-ever study of an exoplanet’s surface using the ‘James Webb Space Telescope’!
Levels of disease-causing ‘coliform’ bacteria in the Ganga River found to be 32 times higher
The report found that the level of coliform bacteria, which create conditions for the spread of diseases, is 32 times higher than acceptable limits.
A Hindu woman doctor at AIIMS Bhopal commits suicide after alleged harassment by department head Dr Parvez !
A demand has been made for a fair investigation into the case and for strict action against those found guilty.
Scientific approach comes only after elimination of superstitions : Former justice Abhay Oak
Educated society only needs to have a scientific approach and eradication of superstitions doesn’t come without a scientific outlook.
Conversations on ChatGPT are not private : Sam Altman, CEO, OpenAI
Sam Altman explained that people often share deeply personal details of their lives on ChatGPT.
In Europe, 2,300 people died due to 10 days of extreme heat : Research claims
Western Europe experienced the hottest month ever, with parts of the country experiencing extreme heat waves.
A copperplate preserved in the Mallikarjuna Swamy temple at Srisailam mentions Halley’s Comet
The description of the comet in this inscription matches exactly that of Halley’s Comet. Halley’s Comet appears every 76 years.
A biography of Elon Musk written by 18-year-old Sanātani scientist Vivaan Karulkar
At age 15, Vivaan conducted special research on ‘Near Earth Objects’ (NEOs) – celestial bodies such as meteors, comets, and asteroids near Earth – and received a patent for it.
Shubhanshu Shukla Reaches International Space Station
I saw the Sun’s radiance and stars through the window. It was unbelievable for me. I also joked with my colleagues; did a few ‘Yogasanas’.
Dr Vijaylata Rastogi from Rajasthan receives Patent for Havan Therapy
This reinforces that Hindu religious practices are rooted in science and benefit both humans and nature.