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The Global Relay of Observatories Watching Transients Happen (GROWTH)

GROWTH, India's fully robotic telescope captures building-sized asteroid

The primary scientific focus of GROWTH telescope is time-domain astronomy, which studies explosive transients and variable sources in the universe.

File photo: Microsoft 365 outage

Windows system goes blue; hits banks, airports, and emergency services worldwide

Multiple major U.S. airlines, including American, United, and Delta, have grounded all flights as reported by the Federal Aviation Administration.

Space Planets

With six new discoveries, NASA crosses milestone of finding 5,500 exoplanets

The discovery of exoplanets could pave the way for future missions like the proposed Habitable Worlds Observatory, aimed to search for signs of life on planets outside our solar system.

AI in hospitality

The Role of AI in the Hospitality Industry

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the hospitality industry by enhancing guest experiences, streamlining operations, and driving profitability. From personalized services to predictive maintenance, AI is becoming a vital tool for hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality businesses. Here’s a look at how AI is revolutionizing this sector.

An artist's impression of TMT and ELT (European Southern Observatory's Extremely Large Telescope, coming up in Chile) using lasers to create artificial guide stars

Indian scientists create technology to improve Thirty Meter Telescope

An extensive catalogue of Near Infrared (NIR) stars will be created with this innovative technology, which is essential for the telescope's Adaptive Optics (AO) system.

mapped submerged construction of Adam's Bridge

Using advanced US laser technology, ISRO unravels Ram Setu secrets

The Indian Space Research Organisation team has discovered 11 narrow passages that allow water to pass between the Palk Strait and the Gulf of Mannar, and are essential for protecting the structure from sea waves.

Earth's inner core rotation speed

Rotation of Earth's core has slowed, now moving in reverse direction: Experts

The research published June 12 in the journal Nature has provided bolstering evidence confirming the core slowdown and supports the 2023 proposal that the deceleration of the core is part of a decades-long pattern of slowing down and speeding up.