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Night When Death Swept Through City: 40 Years Since Bhopal Gas Tragedy
What is a dark night? For the people of Bhopal, it was a moment when life itself turned into a nightmare. On the night of December 2-3, 1984, death swept through the city like a silent storm, leaving behind screams and pain.
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NASA's Europa Clipper Launches to Explore Life Possibilities on Icy Moon Europa
NASA's Europa Clipper mission is set to launch soon, aiming to explore the icy moon Europa's potential for life. By examining the ocean beneath its ice shell, the spacecraft will gather data on the moon's surface materials and atmospheric conditions. With advanced instruments, the mission seeks to identify organic compounds, analyze gas and dust pa...
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European Space Agency Shares Pic Of 'Smiley Face' Spotted On Mars
The European Space Agency's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, a Martian satellite on a quest to uncover signs of life on the Red Planet, shared the images.
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Japan’s Fermentation Innovation Turns Food Waste into High-Quality Pig Feed
Japan is making strides in sustainability with an innovative approach to food waste. Koichi Takahashi, founder of the Japan Food Ecology Center, has developed a fermentation process that transforms leftover food into nutritious pig feed. This method addresses both environmental and economic challenges by recycling food scraps, which include leftove...
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Can Venus Host Life? New Discovery Sparks Debate Among Scientists
Astronomers have achieved a groundbreaking feat by detecting phosphine on Venus, a biosignature that suggests the possibility of life.
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Scientists Say Finding Alien Life In Universe Is "Only A Matter Of Time"
Webb found a possible sign of gas that is produced by simple marine organisms detected in the atmosphere of a planet named K2-18b
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ESO Releases Image of Aftermath of Large Star's Explosive Death
The aftermath of a large star's explosive death is seen in an image released on Monday by the European Southern Observatory, showing immense filaments of brightly shining gas that was blasted into space during the supernova. Before exploding at the end of its life cycle, the star is believed to have had a mass at least eight times greater than our ...
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Wabi-Sabi To Kintsugi: Japanese Ideas That Will Change Your View On Life
Japanese culture has a reputation for being the perfect blend of tradition and modernity. A Twitter user has shared some evocative Japanese concepts which, according to her, can help improve a person's life.
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Traces of Indigenous Gas Found in Meteorite to Shed Light on Moon’s Origin
A recent study has suggested that the Moon may have inherited some noble gases, such as neon and helium, deep from the Earth's mantle. The discovery was made by analysing lunar meteorites found in Antarctica. Upon analysing the glass particles, the team found chemical fingerprints or isotopic signatures of the solar gases in them.
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New Technique Allows Researchers to Assess Life Cycle of Supermassive Black Holes
Supermassive black holes are a mysterious celestial phenomenon that have fascinated space enthusiasts and scientists alike for years. Researchers from Dartmouth College have conducted a study that analyses the light from supermassive black holes to better understand the life cycles of these supermassuve black holes.
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"No Food Or Cooking Gas": Sri Lankans Seek Passport To Better Life
Sri Lanka is running short of food, cooking gas, fuel and medicine, after economic mismanagement and the COVID-19 pandemic wiped out its foreign exchange reserves.
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Top Fashion Designer Died By Inhaling Poisonous Gas, Suspect Cops
Celebrity fashion designer Prathyusha Garimella, who allegedly died by suicide here on Saturday, was suspected to have inhaled carbon monoxide to end her life but a report on the matter is still awaited, police said today.
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Wrongly Accused US Man "Cooked Alive" After Being Tasered By Cop At Gas Station: Report
A Florida man is clinging to life after a sheriff's deputy tased him at a gas station, sparking a fire that "cooked" the victim alive, his lawyers said. The incident took place in February and the 26-year-old is still recovering from horrific burns.
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"You Run All The Time": The Struggle For Survival In Ukraine's Port City
After weeks-long Russian invasion of Ukraine, the once-vibrant port city of Mariupol is now left in ruins with residents struggling to survive. With no gas, no mobile network and no internet daily life is dominated by a hunt for the most basic needs.
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ONGC Commissions Two Projects Worth Rs 6,000 Crore To Boost Oil, Gas Output
State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has commissioned two projects costing Rs 6,000 crore to add 7.5 million tonnes of oil production and 1 billion cubic meters of gas output over the life of the Mumbai High fields, as it doubles down efforts to raise productivity from mature and aging fields.
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Night When Death Swept Through City: 40 Years Since Bhopal Gas Tragedy
What is a dark night? For the people of Bhopal, it was a moment when life itself turned into a nightmare. On the night of December 2-3, 1984, death swept through the city like a silent storm, leaving behind screams and pain.
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NASA's Europa Clipper Launches to Explore Life Possibilities on Icy Moon Europa
NASA's Europa Clipper mission is set to launch soon, aiming to explore the icy moon Europa's potential for life. By examining the ocean beneath its ice shell, the spacecraft will gather data on the moon's surface materials and atmospheric conditions. With advanced instruments, the mission seeks to identify organic compounds, analyze gas and dust pa...
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European Space Agency Shares Pic Of 'Smiley Face' Spotted On Mars
The European Space Agency's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, a Martian satellite on a quest to uncover signs of life on the Red Planet, shared the images.
-
Japan’s Fermentation Innovation Turns Food Waste into High-Quality Pig Feed
Japan is making strides in sustainability with an innovative approach to food waste. Koichi Takahashi, founder of the Japan Food Ecology Center, has developed a fermentation process that transforms leftover food into nutritious pig feed. This method addresses both environmental and economic challenges by recycling food scraps, which include leftove...
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Can Venus Host Life? New Discovery Sparks Debate Among Scientists
Astronomers have achieved a groundbreaking feat by detecting phosphine on Venus, a biosignature that suggests the possibility of life.
-
Scientists Say Finding Alien Life In Universe Is "Only A Matter Of Time"
Webb found a possible sign of gas that is produced by simple marine organisms detected in the atmosphere of a planet named K2-18b
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ESO Releases Image of Aftermath of Large Star's Explosive Death
The aftermath of a large star's explosive death is seen in an image released on Monday by the European Southern Observatory, showing immense filaments of brightly shining gas that was blasted into space during the supernova. Before exploding at the end of its life cycle, the star is believed to have had a mass at least eight times greater than our ...
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Wabi-Sabi To Kintsugi: Japanese Ideas That Will Change Your View On Life
Japanese culture has a reputation for being the perfect blend of tradition and modernity. A Twitter user has shared some evocative Japanese concepts which, according to her, can help improve a person's life.
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Traces of Indigenous Gas Found in Meteorite to Shed Light on Moon’s Origin
A recent study has suggested that the Moon may have inherited some noble gases, such as neon and helium, deep from the Earth's mantle. The discovery was made by analysing lunar meteorites found in Antarctica. Upon analysing the glass particles, the team found chemical fingerprints or isotopic signatures of the solar gases in them.
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New Technique Allows Researchers to Assess Life Cycle of Supermassive Black Holes
Supermassive black holes are a mysterious celestial phenomenon that have fascinated space enthusiasts and scientists alike for years. Researchers from Dartmouth College have conducted a study that analyses the light from supermassive black holes to better understand the life cycles of these supermassuve black holes.
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"No Food Or Cooking Gas": Sri Lankans Seek Passport To Better Life
Sri Lanka is running short of food, cooking gas, fuel and medicine, after economic mismanagement and the COVID-19 pandemic wiped out its foreign exchange reserves.
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Top Fashion Designer Died By Inhaling Poisonous Gas, Suspect Cops
Celebrity fashion designer Prathyusha Garimella, who allegedly died by suicide here on Saturday, was suspected to have inhaled carbon monoxide to end her life but a report on the matter is still awaited, police said today.
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Wrongly Accused US Man "Cooked Alive" After Being Tasered By Cop At Gas Station: Report
A Florida man is clinging to life after a sheriff's deputy tased him at a gas station, sparking a fire that "cooked" the victim alive, his lawyers said. The incident took place in February and the 26-year-old is still recovering from horrific burns.
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"You Run All The Time": The Struggle For Survival In Ukraine's Port City
After weeks-long Russian invasion of Ukraine, the once-vibrant port city of Mariupol is now left in ruins with residents struggling to survive. With no gas, no mobile network and no internet daily life is dominated by a hunt for the most basic needs.
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ONGC Commissions Two Projects Worth Rs 6,000 Crore To Boost Oil, Gas Output
State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has commissioned two projects costing Rs 6,000 crore to add 7.5 million tonnes of oil production and 1 billion cubic meters of gas output over the life of the Mumbai High fields, as it doubles down efforts to raise productivity from mature and aging fields.
