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Solar Activity Increase Results in Shortens Lifespan of Binar CubeSats
Curtin University’s Binar CubeSats, launched with a six-month mission lifespan, re-entered Earth's atmosphere after only two months due to unexpectedly high solar activity. This surge in solar phenomena has increased atmospheric drag, impacting the stability of satellites in low Earth orbit. As solar forecasting remains limited, smaller satellite...
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Asteroids, Comets, and Meteors: What Makes Each Celestial Object Unique
NASA planetary scientists explain that asteroids, comets, and meteors all orbit the Sun but differ greatly in their composition, appearance, and behaviour. These objects play unique roles in understanding the solar system’s formation and evolution.
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To Better Understand Why Sun Gets Angry, India To Build Massive Solar Telescope In Ladakh
The Sun is the harbinger of life on Earth, but we understand so little of our nearest star. The Sun occasionally gets very angry; it then unleashes massive solar storms that take down or burn satellites and electronic equipment on Earth.
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Esha Gupta's Sunny Day Co-Ord Set In Spain Could Easily Burn Your Screens Up
Esha Gupta's printed co-ord set is breezy but could fire things up
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Woman Used Sunscreen On Her Face But Avoided Neck. Photo Shocks Internet
The internet has been shocked by a photo that provides evidence of the value of UV protection. The photo was published on Twitter and received thousands of likes and retweets.
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Woman Shocked To Find Forehead Skin Looking Like Plastic, Claims She Slept Under Sun
A 25-year-old woman who fell asleep in the sun for 30 minutes was left horrified after her forehead skin was left looking like plastic.
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ISRO Says Mangalyaan Threw Similar Results About Sun's Corona as NASA's Parker Probe
The Sun is a mysterious place. Its atmosphere gets much hotter the farther one goes from the Sun's blazing surface. In fact, the outermost part of the Sun (corona) burns at a temperature rising to one million degrees Celsius, while just 1,500 kilometres below, the surface simmers at 5,500 degrees Celsius.
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Skincare Tips: How Much Sunscreen Should You Use? Dermatologist Shares Important Do's And Don'ts
Skincare tips: As soon as summer sets in, sun tanning, pigmentation, development of sun burn freckles are commonly seen. Proper use of sunscreen can prevent you from all this: Dr Lipy Gupta, Dermatologist.
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Jennifer Winget's Posts Are Burning Up Instagram. See Trending Pics
"Because we dream in colours borrowed from the sun, the sky and the sea," Jennifer Winget wrote
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10 Best Sunscreen Lotions For The Ultimate Sun Protection
Sun protection is the need of the hour and we found some of the bestselling products to beat the heat.
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Toxic Air From Farm Fires Set to Make India's Covid Fight Deadlier
As winter sets in, the air hanging over north India thickens with smoke from burning fields, blocking out the sun and making it hard to breathe. This year, that could spell disaster for the country's battle against the pandemic.
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Disha Patani's Sun-Kissed Pic Is Burning Up Instagram
The actress' fans flooded her post with comments such as "looking gorgeous" and "beautiful"
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World Milk Day 2021: Drinking A Glass Of Milk Everyday May Promote Glowing Skin
World Milk Day 2021: The antioxidant-content of milk and milk products are known to fight against oxidation damage in your body and help in skin health restoration process.
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These Are The Tips Our Expert Dermatologist Recommends For Preventing Suntan And Sunburn
Dermatologist Dr Kiran Lohia gives 3 effective tips to prevent suntan and sunburn this summer. You must know these!
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In Election Season, The Heat Is On (Literally). Kerala Issues Warnings
With the Lok Sabha elections just over two weeks away, if one thought the political climate was the only thing heating up, you might be mistaken. In Kerala, temperatures too have been beating expectations, with some districts like Palakkad recording temperatures of over 40 degrees Celsius on Monday.
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Solar Activity Increase Results in Shortens Lifespan of Binar CubeSats
Curtin University’s Binar CubeSats, launched with a six-month mission lifespan, re-entered Earth's atmosphere after only two months due to unexpectedly high solar activity. This surge in solar phenomena has increased atmospheric drag, impacting the stability of satellites in low Earth orbit. As solar forecasting remains limited, smaller satellite...
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Asteroids, Comets, and Meteors: What Makes Each Celestial Object Unique
NASA planetary scientists explain that asteroids, comets, and meteors all orbit the Sun but differ greatly in their composition, appearance, and behaviour. These objects play unique roles in understanding the solar system’s formation and evolution.
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To Better Understand Why Sun Gets Angry, India To Build Massive Solar Telescope In Ladakh
The Sun is the harbinger of life on Earth, but we understand so little of our nearest star. The Sun occasionally gets very angry; it then unleashes massive solar storms that take down or burn satellites and electronic equipment on Earth.
-
Esha Gupta's Sunny Day Co-Ord Set In Spain Could Easily Burn Your Screens Up
Esha Gupta's printed co-ord set is breezy but could fire things up
-
Woman Used Sunscreen On Her Face But Avoided Neck. Photo Shocks Internet
The internet has been shocked by a photo that provides evidence of the value of UV protection. The photo was published on Twitter and received thousands of likes and retweets.
-
Woman Shocked To Find Forehead Skin Looking Like Plastic, Claims She Slept Under Sun
A 25-year-old woman who fell asleep in the sun for 30 minutes was left horrified after her forehead skin was left looking like plastic.
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ISRO Says Mangalyaan Threw Similar Results About Sun's Corona as NASA's Parker Probe
The Sun is a mysterious place. Its atmosphere gets much hotter the farther one goes from the Sun's blazing surface. In fact, the outermost part of the Sun (corona) burns at a temperature rising to one million degrees Celsius, while just 1,500 kilometres below, the surface simmers at 5,500 degrees Celsius.
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Skincare Tips: How Much Sunscreen Should You Use? Dermatologist Shares Important Do's And Don'ts
Skincare tips: As soon as summer sets in, sun tanning, pigmentation, development of sun burn freckles are commonly seen. Proper use of sunscreen can prevent you from all this: Dr Lipy Gupta, Dermatologist.
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Jennifer Winget's Posts Are Burning Up Instagram. See Trending Pics
"Because we dream in colours borrowed from the sun, the sky and the sea," Jennifer Winget wrote
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10 Best Sunscreen Lotions For The Ultimate Sun Protection
Sun protection is the need of the hour and we found some of the bestselling products to beat the heat.
-
Toxic Air From Farm Fires Set to Make India's Covid Fight Deadlier
As winter sets in, the air hanging over north India thickens with smoke from burning fields, blocking out the sun and making it hard to breathe. This year, that could spell disaster for the country's battle against the pandemic.
-
Disha Patani's Sun-Kissed Pic Is Burning Up Instagram
The actress' fans flooded her post with comments such as "looking gorgeous" and "beautiful"
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World Milk Day 2021: Drinking A Glass Of Milk Everyday May Promote Glowing Skin
World Milk Day 2021: The antioxidant-content of milk and milk products are known to fight against oxidation damage in your body and help in skin health restoration process.
-
These Are The Tips Our Expert Dermatologist Recommends For Preventing Suntan And Sunburn
Dermatologist Dr Kiran Lohia gives 3 effective tips to prevent suntan and sunburn this summer. You must know these!
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In Election Season, The Heat Is On (Literally). Kerala Issues Warnings
With the Lok Sabha elections just over two weeks away, if one thought the political climate was the only thing heating up, you might be mistaken. In Kerala, temperatures too have been beating expectations, with some districts like Palakkad recording temperatures of over 40 degrees Celsius on Monday.
