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Crab Nebula’s Strange Zebra Pattern Pulsars Could Be Due to Its Unusual Plasma Density
The Crab Nebula, home to the Crab Pulsar, has long fascinated astronomers due to its unique zebra-like radiation pattern. This strange emission, which has puzzled researchers since its discovery in 2007, is now explained by new research. A team led by Mikhail Medvedev, a physicist at the University of Kansas, uncovered that the unusual pattern is c...
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New Research Explains Zebra Pattern in Radio Waves from Crab Nebula
A new model by Mikhail Medvedev from the University of Kansas offers an explanation for the zebra-like pattern in high-frequency radio waves emitted by the Crab Pulsar. The pattern, first discovered in 2007, is likely caused by diffraction and interference of waves in the pulsar's plasma-rich environment. Medvedev’s model could also provide a met...
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Video: Doctors Remove Ten-Inch Knife That Impaled Teenager's Face
Doctors in Kansas, USA, removed a 10-inch knife that impaled a teenager's face when he fell while playing.
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Indian Student's Killer Was One Of US City's Most Wanted Robbers: Report
The man who killed 25-year-old Indian student Sharath Koppu in Kansas City had an extensive criminal background and was just 15 when he was first arrested, according to a media report.
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Student From Telangana, 25, Shot Dead In US Restaurant; Suspect On CCTV
A 25-year-old student from Telangana was shot dead in a restaurant in Kansas City in the US on Friday evening. The incident in Missouri was described as an armed robbery and the police have launched a manhunt for the suspect.
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Indian-American, 20, Hacked Campus Computers To Change Fail Grades To 'A'
An Indian-American student who hacked into his school's computer system last year to change his failing grades to "A" has been granted probation and asked to apologise to his professors.
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Tata Sons Appoints Aarthi Subramanian As Chief Digital Officer
Subramanian is a graduate of Computer Science from the National Institute of Technology, Warangal, and holds a Master's degree in Engineering Management from University of Kansas, USA.
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Molecular Black Hole Created Using World's Most Powerful Laser
Researchers from Kansas State University in the US successfully used short pulses of ultra-intense high-energy X-rays to produce a detailed picture of how X-ray radiation interacts with molecules.
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Molecular Black Hole Created Using World's Most Powerful Laser
Scientists, using the world's most powerful X-ray laser, have successfully created a molecular black hole consisting of heavy atoms that suck electrons from their neighbours.
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Indian-American Named Dean Of Kansas College
An Indian-American theoretical physicist with interests in soft matter and statistical physics has been named the dean of a top college in the US state of Kansas.
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Kansas Man Who Tried To Save Hyderabad Techie Released From Hospital, Invited To India
Ian Grillot, who was injured while trying to intervene during a racially-motivated shooting in Kansas in which an Indian techie was killed, has been released from hospital and invited to India to be recognised for his bravery. The University of Kansas Health System confirmed that the 24-year-old has gone home, but there's still a long road to recov...
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'Everyone's Nervous': Some Students In India Rethink US Study Plans After Kansas Shooting
Anupam Singh, a master's student, once dreamed of coming to the United States for his PhD studies. But Wednesday's seemingly racially charged shooting of two Indian men in Kansas reaffirmed his growing belief that United States isn't a hospitable place for foreign students.
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Kansas City Shooting: Wife Of Indian Shot Dead By American Asks 'Do We Belong Here'
Sunayana Dumala, the wife of Indian engineer Srinivas Kuchibhotla, who was shot dead in an apparent hate crime by a Navy veteran at a bar in Olathe city, has said that she had her doubts about staying in the US but was assured by her husband that "good things happen in America".
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The Surprising Thing Ancient Mummies Tell Us About What To Eat
On a foggy day in August 1936, an anthropologist and his crew set sail for Kagamil Island, a small volcanic speck of hot springs and cliffs in the Bering Sea. A person identified as "Brown Bear" had told them of a cave full of mummies and other human remains. Shortly after landing, they found the opening in the rocks near a steam jet.
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Indian-American Professor Wins Outstanding Teacher Award in US
An Indian-American professor at a leading university in the US has been selected for the prestigious Outstanding Teacher Award for demonstrating special dedication and creativity in her teaching.
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Crab Nebula’s Strange Zebra Pattern Pulsars Could Be Due to Its Unusual Plasma Density
The Crab Nebula, home to the Crab Pulsar, has long fascinated astronomers due to its unique zebra-like radiation pattern. This strange emission, which has puzzled researchers since its discovery in 2007, is now explained by new research. A team led by Mikhail Medvedev, a physicist at the University of Kansas, uncovered that the unusual pattern is c...
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New Research Explains Zebra Pattern in Radio Waves from Crab Nebula
A new model by Mikhail Medvedev from the University of Kansas offers an explanation for the zebra-like pattern in high-frequency radio waves emitted by the Crab Pulsar. The pattern, first discovered in 2007, is likely caused by diffraction and interference of waves in the pulsar's plasma-rich environment. Medvedev’s model could also provide a met...
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Video: Doctors Remove Ten-Inch Knife That Impaled Teenager's Face
Doctors in Kansas, USA, removed a 10-inch knife that impaled a teenager's face when he fell while playing.
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Indian Student's Killer Was One Of US City's Most Wanted Robbers: Report
The man who killed 25-year-old Indian student Sharath Koppu in Kansas City had an extensive criminal background and was just 15 when he was first arrested, according to a media report.
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Student From Telangana, 25, Shot Dead In US Restaurant; Suspect On CCTV
A 25-year-old student from Telangana was shot dead in a restaurant in Kansas City in the US on Friday evening. The incident in Missouri was described as an armed robbery and the police have launched a manhunt for the suspect.
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Indian-American, 20, Hacked Campus Computers To Change Fail Grades To 'A'
An Indian-American student who hacked into his school's computer system last year to change his failing grades to "A" has been granted probation and asked to apologise to his professors.
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Tata Sons Appoints Aarthi Subramanian As Chief Digital Officer
Subramanian is a graduate of Computer Science from the National Institute of Technology, Warangal, and holds a Master's degree in Engineering Management from University of Kansas, USA.
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Molecular Black Hole Created Using World's Most Powerful Laser
Researchers from Kansas State University in the US successfully used short pulses of ultra-intense high-energy X-rays to produce a detailed picture of how X-ray radiation interacts with molecules.
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Molecular Black Hole Created Using World's Most Powerful Laser
Scientists, using the world's most powerful X-ray laser, have successfully created a molecular black hole consisting of heavy atoms that suck electrons from their neighbours.
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Indian-American Named Dean Of Kansas College
An Indian-American theoretical physicist with interests in soft matter and statistical physics has been named the dean of a top college in the US state of Kansas.
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Kansas Man Who Tried To Save Hyderabad Techie Released From Hospital, Invited To India
Ian Grillot, who was injured while trying to intervene during a racially-motivated shooting in Kansas in which an Indian techie was killed, has been released from hospital and invited to India to be recognised for his bravery. The University of Kansas Health System confirmed that the 24-year-old has gone home, but there's still a long road to recov...
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'Everyone's Nervous': Some Students In India Rethink US Study Plans After Kansas Shooting
Anupam Singh, a master's student, once dreamed of coming to the United States for his PhD studies. But Wednesday's seemingly racially charged shooting of two Indian men in Kansas reaffirmed his growing belief that United States isn't a hospitable place for foreign students.
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Kansas City Shooting: Wife Of Indian Shot Dead By American Asks 'Do We Belong Here'
Sunayana Dumala, the wife of Indian engineer Srinivas Kuchibhotla, who was shot dead in an apparent hate crime by a Navy veteran at a bar in Olathe city, has said that she had her doubts about staying in the US but was assured by her husband that "good things happen in America".
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The Surprising Thing Ancient Mummies Tell Us About What To Eat
On a foggy day in August 1936, an anthropologist and his crew set sail for Kagamil Island, a small volcanic speck of hot springs and cliffs in the Bering Sea. A person identified as "Brown Bear" had told them of a cave full of mummies and other human remains. Shortly after landing, they found the opening in the rocks near a steam jet.
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Indian-American Professor Wins Outstanding Teacher Award in US
An Indian-American professor at a leading university in the US has been selected for the prestigious Outstanding Teacher Award for demonstrating special dedication and creativity in her teaching.
