July 26, 2026
  • July 26, 2026

James Webb telescope finds atmospheric asymmetry on exoplanet WASP-107b

by on September 27, 2024 0

Astronomers at the University of Arizona utilised the James Webb Space Telescope to study WASP-107b’s atmosphere, uncovering significant east-west asymmetry. This marks a pioneering observation in space-based studies of exoplanets. The research provides valuable insights into the planet’s atmospheric dynamics and composition, offering a deeper understanding of its unique characteristics.

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Two-hour dinner with Trump, no meet with Harris: UK PM’s US trip so far

by on September 27, 2024 0

Keir Starmer recently met Donald Trump for a two-hour dinner in New York, aiming to build rapport with the Republican presidential candidate. Accompanied by Foreign Secretary David Lammy, Starmer discussed the US-UK relationship. While in New York, Starmer missed meeting Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, who was in Washington. He emphasised the importance of personal...

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‘Was asked to get out’: Odisha CM Majhi on police station experience

by on September 27, 2024 0

Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi recounted being asked to leave a police station by an inspector shortly before becoming CM, amid a protest over water issues. He highlighted the need for respectful treatment of citizens by police and government officials, citing another instance involving President Droupadi Murmu facing disrespect from a district collector.

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Kharge defends Karnataka govt’s decision to withdraw consent given to CBI

by on September 27, 2024 0

Congress president M Mallikarjun Kharge defends Karnataka’s withdrawal of general consent for CBI investigations, highlighting past misuse allegations. He asserts that this move is within the state’s rights and recalls similar actions during former CM Devraj Urs’ tenure. Kharge also mentioned previous high-profile cases where the CBI declined to investigate despite their seriousness.

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Another Wuhan Disaster: China’s state-of-the-art submarine sank without trace, says US

by on September 27, 2024 0

China’s efforts to match US maritime power suffered a setback when its newest nuclear submarine sank at the Wuchang shipyard in Wuhan, as revealed by US officials via satellite imagery. The Zhou-class vessel, with advanced manoeuvrability, was recovered but might take months to be seaworthy again. Uncertainty surrounds potential casualties or nuclear fuel involvement,...

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