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Scientists Uncover Invisible Ambipolar Electric Field Around Earth for First Time, New Study Reveals
Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery by detecting and measuring the ambipolar electric field around Earth for the first time. This field, hypothesised over 60 years ago, was observed during the Endurance rocket mission launched by NASA in May 2022. The ambipolar field, located in the ionosphere at around 250 kilometres above Earth's surf...
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Google Messages Could Get Improved Image-Sharing Interface, Bring New Features
Google Messages could be bringing improvements to its image-sharing interface, as per a tipster. Currently, the RCS-powered (Rich Communication Services) messaging service does not allow users to add multiple images captured by the smartphone’s camera at a time. Users are forced to attach images one by one, which can be frustrating, especially in...
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The Last of Us Part II Remastered ‘No Return’ Trailer Features Unlockable Characters, Gameplay Modifiers, More
Naughty Dog just dropped a trailer for The Last of Us Part II Remastered’s roguelike mode. Dubbed ‘No Return,’ it forces players into dangerous encounters, where getting killed sends them back at the start of the level. Characters can be unlocked through general game progression, with familiar characters like Joel and Tommy not available to p...
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"Will Not Provide Weapon Systems" To Ukraine: Israeli Defence Minister
Israel will not send weapons to Ukraine, Defence Minister Benny Gantz said Wednesday, two days after Russia warned that an Israeli move to bolster Kyiv's forces would severely damage relations.
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OneWeb to Launch Satellites With Rival SpaceX After Suspending Ties With Russian Agency
Weeks after Moscow forced the 11th-hour cancellation of a rocket launch for British satellite venture OneWeb from Russia's Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, the company said it has contracted with Elon Musk's SpaceX to send its satellites into orbit.
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"Not Sending Forces To Start A War With Russia": US
The United States said Sunday it was not sending troops to start a war with Russia after deploying 3,000 additional soldiers to Germany and Eastern Europe over the Ukraine standoff with Moscow.
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Asian Champions Trophy: Visa Issues Force Pakistan To Leave Without Goalkeepers
Asian Champions Trophy: Pakistan hockey squad has left for Dhaka to take part in the Asian Champions Trophy without any goalkeeper in their line-up due to visa issues.
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Don't "Send Wrong Signals": China Warns US Not To Back Taiwan Independence
Senior Chinese diplomat Wang Yi told U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken not to "send wrong signals" to Taiwan pro-independence forces, China's foreign ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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Joe Biden Increases US Deployment To Afghanistan, Warns Taliban
President Joe Biden on Saturday doubled down on his decision to withdraw US forces from Afghanistan despite the Taliban's rapid advances, but pledged to send more troops to evacuate civilians and warned the insurgents not to threaten that mission.
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Friendship Day 2020: Quotes, Images, Messages, Greetings You Can Send
Happy Friendship Day: Friends truly make our lives wonderful. Imagine how dull our lives would be without friends particularly in the time of coronavirus when we were forced to remain indoors to stay safe. It was only those phone calls from friends, the zoom or video calls that told us that we are never alone. It is not about meeting our friends of...
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Turkish President Put Donald Trump's Letter On Syria "In The Bin": Report
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan put US President Donald Trump's letter, asking him not to "be a tough guy" or a "fool" and warning him he will be viewed as a "devil" if he sends his forces into Syria, into the dustbin, reports said on Thursday.
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What Does It Take To Become India's 'Gaganaut'? Ex-NASA Chief's Pro-Tips
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has requested the Indian Air Force to select a cadre of ten astronauts for the $1.4 billion maiden mission of Gaganyaan, the ambitious project to send humans to space. So what does it take to become an astronaut? General Charles Bolden, an ace astronaut and former chief of NASA has some answers that may...
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Balakot Air Strike Was A Message, Did Not Intend To Kill: Union Minister
Union Minister SS Ahluwalia said the purpose of the air strike in Balakot was to send out the message that India is capable of hitting deep inside enemy lines. Mr Ahluwalia said neither Prime Minister Narendra Modi nor any government spokesperson had given any figure on casualty of the air strikes. Rather, it was the media and social media where th...
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"Lesson For Government": Congress On Top Court's CBI Chief Verdict
Soon after the Supreme Court today reinstated exiled CBI Director Alok Verma, the opposition parties came out with sharp criticism of the Modi government for not following the rule book when sending the CBI chief and his deputy on forced leave three months ago.
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Why Forced Leave For Rakesh Asthana, Asks Lawyer Mukul Rohatgi In CBI Row
The CBI's number two officer Rakesh Asthana has questioned in the Supreme Court the government's move to send him on compulsory leave along with his boss Alok Verma - the man he has accused of corruption. Mr Asthana's petition, filed just moments before the top court's hearing on CBI director Alok Verma's petition, was not taken up by the top court...
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Scientists Uncover Invisible Ambipolar Electric Field Around Earth for First Time, New Study Reveals
Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery by detecting and measuring the ambipolar electric field around Earth for the first time. This field, hypothesised over 60 years ago, was observed during the Endurance rocket mission launched by NASA in May 2022. The ambipolar field, located in the ionosphere at around 250 kilometres above Earth's surf...
-
Google Messages Could Get Improved Image-Sharing Interface, Bring New Features
Google Messages could be bringing improvements to its image-sharing interface, as per a tipster. Currently, the RCS-powered (Rich Communication Services) messaging service does not allow users to add multiple images captured by the smartphone’s camera at a time. Users are forced to attach images one by one, which can be frustrating, especially in...
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The Last of Us Part II Remastered ‘No Return’ Trailer Features Unlockable Characters, Gameplay Modifiers, More
Naughty Dog just dropped a trailer for The Last of Us Part II Remastered’s roguelike mode. Dubbed ‘No Return,’ it forces players into dangerous encounters, where getting killed sends them back at the start of the level. Characters can be unlocked through general game progression, with familiar characters like Joel and Tommy not available to p...
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"Will Not Provide Weapon Systems" To Ukraine: Israeli Defence Minister
Israel will not send weapons to Ukraine, Defence Minister Benny Gantz said Wednesday, two days after Russia warned that an Israeli move to bolster Kyiv's forces would severely damage relations.
-
OneWeb to Launch Satellites With Rival SpaceX After Suspending Ties With Russian Agency
Weeks after Moscow forced the 11th-hour cancellation of a rocket launch for British satellite venture OneWeb from Russia's Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, the company said it has contracted with Elon Musk's SpaceX to send its satellites into orbit.
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"Not Sending Forces To Start A War With Russia": US
The United States said Sunday it was not sending troops to start a war with Russia after deploying 3,000 additional soldiers to Germany and Eastern Europe over the Ukraine standoff with Moscow.
-
Asian Champions Trophy: Visa Issues Force Pakistan To Leave Without Goalkeepers
Asian Champions Trophy: Pakistan hockey squad has left for Dhaka to take part in the Asian Champions Trophy without any goalkeeper in their line-up due to visa issues.
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Don't "Send Wrong Signals": China Warns US Not To Back Taiwan Independence
Senior Chinese diplomat Wang Yi told U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken not to "send wrong signals" to Taiwan pro-independence forces, China's foreign ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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Joe Biden Increases US Deployment To Afghanistan, Warns Taliban
President Joe Biden on Saturday doubled down on his decision to withdraw US forces from Afghanistan despite the Taliban's rapid advances, but pledged to send more troops to evacuate civilians and warned the insurgents not to threaten that mission.
-
Friendship Day 2020: Quotes, Images, Messages, Greetings You Can Send
Happy Friendship Day: Friends truly make our lives wonderful. Imagine how dull our lives would be without friends particularly in the time of coronavirus when we were forced to remain indoors to stay safe. It was only those phone calls from friends, the zoom or video calls that told us that we are never alone. It is not about meeting our friends of...
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Turkish President Put Donald Trump's Letter On Syria "In The Bin": Report
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan put US President Donald Trump's letter, asking him not to "be a tough guy" or a "fool" and warning him he will be viewed as a "devil" if he sends his forces into Syria, into the dustbin, reports said on Thursday.
-
What Does It Take To Become India's 'Gaganaut'? Ex-NASA Chief's Pro-Tips
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has requested the Indian Air Force to select a cadre of ten astronauts for the $1.4 billion maiden mission of Gaganyaan, the ambitious project to send humans to space. So what does it take to become an astronaut? General Charles Bolden, an ace astronaut and former chief of NASA has some answers that may...
-
Balakot Air Strike Was A Message, Did Not Intend To Kill: Union Minister
Union Minister SS Ahluwalia said the purpose of the air strike in Balakot was to send out the message that India is capable of hitting deep inside enemy lines. Mr Ahluwalia said neither Prime Minister Narendra Modi nor any government spokesperson had given any figure on casualty of the air strikes. Rather, it was the media and social media where th...
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"Lesson For Government": Congress On Top Court's CBI Chief Verdict
Soon after the Supreme Court today reinstated exiled CBI Director Alok Verma, the opposition parties came out with sharp criticism of the Modi government for not following the rule book when sending the CBI chief and his deputy on forced leave three months ago.
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Why Forced Leave For Rakesh Asthana, Asks Lawyer Mukul Rohatgi In CBI Row
The CBI's number two officer Rakesh Asthana has questioned in the Supreme Court the government's move to send him on compulsory leave along with his boss Alok Verma - the man he has accused of corruption. Mr Asthana's petition, filed just moments before the top court's hearing on CBI director Alok Verma's petition, was not taken up by the top court...
