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06/10/2026

This year’s physics laureate Francis Halzen has laid the foundation for an entirely new type of astronomy. His idea was to use glacial ice at the South Pole to capture the secretive particles called neutrinos. The result was the IceCube Neutrino Observatory, which can track neutrinos that originate in the distant cosmos.

The neutrino is the shyest particle in the universe, has no electric charge and almost no mass. In general, it passes unnoticed through matter – seldom does a neutrino make its presence felt by colliding with an atomic nucleus. Every second, without you noticing, 65 billion neutrinos from the Sun flow through your little finger nail.

Neutrinos also come from other regions of space, carrying clues to some of the mysteries of the cosmos. Researchers that succeed in capturing these rarer cosmic neutrinos can then extract information about the extreme environments in the universe where they originated.

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12/07/2026

India has achieved a historic milestone at the 56th International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) 2026 held in Colombia, securing the World No. 1 rank jointly with China, Kazakhstan, Russia, South Korea, and Taiwan. In an exceptional display of scientific brilliance, all five members of the Indian contingent—Kanishk Jain, Riddhesh Anant Bendale, Rish*t Garg, Shresth Suraiya, and Svarit Joshi—clinched gold medals. This remarkable sweep during India's 27th appearance at the prestigious competition highlights the exceptional talent of its young physicists and solidifies the nation's growing prominence in science education on the global stage.

05/05/2026

Why do major difficulties keep returning in your life?
Because when everything is going well, you forget God and the spiritual practice given by the Guru.
You remember God and turn to your practice only in difficult times when you need something. But as soon as life becomes easier, you forget again.
If you were to constantly remember God and remain steady in your spiritual practice, situations that appear insurmountable would not arise in your life.

Почему в вашей жизни вновь возникают большие трудности? Потому что когда всё становится хорошо, вы забываете о Боге и о духовной практике, данной Учителем. Вы помните Бога и выполняете практику в тяжёлые моменты или период, когда вам что-то бывает нужно. Но как только становится легче – снова забываете. Если бы вы постоянно помнили о Боге и выполняли духовную практику, в вашей жизни не возникало бы ситуаций, которые казались бы для вас непреодолимыми испытаниями.

18/04/2026

Energy Technology, Energy process, Energy generation, Energy conversion, Renewable energy, Wind energy, Biogas energy, Biomass energy, Energy fuels

18/04/2026

Energy Technology, Energy process, Energy generation, Energy conversion, Renewable energy, Wind energy, Biogas energy, Biomass energy, Energy fuels

10/04/2026

For 37 years, one of India’s top astrophysics institutes had never had a woman full professor. That changed with Debarati Chatterjee.

A gold medallist in Physics from the University of Calcutta, she earned her PhD in Theoretical Astrophysics from the Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics in 2010.

Her postdoctoral research across Europe sharpened her science and exposed her to something harder to quantify. Subtle, structural bias.

Women in theoretical physics receiving less visibility than male peers. Race and ethnicity shaping access in global academia. Class and privilege influencing mentorship and networks. The classic “leaky pipeline” quietly narrowing the path upward.

Today, she is the first woman full professor at the Inter University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics in Pune.
Her team develops theoretical models to decode the interiors of neutron stars and advances gravitational wave science.

With women forming less than 20 percent of astrophysics researchers in India, her feature in Nature was not just personal recognition. It signalled representation.

As Chair of Education and Public Outreach for LIGO India, and through initiatives like Pint of Science across Delhi, Pune and Bengaluru, she is opening science to wider audiences.

She is not just studying the universe. She is widening it.



[Debarati Chatterjee, IUCAA Pune, women in astrophysics, National Science Day]

07/01/2026

The Anunnaki were powerful deities in ancient Mesopotamian religions (Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, Assyrian), considered descendants of the sky god An, who decreed humanity's fate, with roles shifting between heaven and the underworld depending on the text, but modern theories, popularized by authors like Erich von Däniken, reinterpret them as advanced extraterrestrial aliens who visited Earth, influenced human civilization, and even created humans for gold mining, though this "ancient astronaut" idea isn't supported by mainstream archaeology.

In Ancient Mythology:

Deities: They were a major group of gods, with prominent figures including An, Enlil, Enki, Ninhursag, Nanna, Utu, and Inanna.

Roles: Initially linked to the heavens, some texts later placed them as judges of the dead in the underworld, as seen in the Epic of Gilgamesh.

Worship: Each Anunnaki deity had individual cults, patronizing specific cities and temples, rather than being worshipped as a collective.

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