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    Opening space sector unlocked new avenues for private players, startups: PM Modi

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi said opening up India’s space sector to private companies and startups has created new opportunities for young innovators to build rockets and launch satellites. Speaking at the inauguration of the COSMOS-Mysuru Planetarium in Mysuru, he highlighted India’s progress in space exploration, including the Chandrayaan-3 lunar landing, the Aditya-L1 solar mission and its space docking capabilities.

    PM Modi inaugurates India's first LED Dome Planetarium in Mysuru, urges students to explore science
    India's first LED dome planetarium with 4.2 crore lights inaugurated in Mysuru; 15-metre dome to relay live planetary data

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated COSMOS-Mysuru Planetarium, India's first LED dome planetarium, on Friday. Built by the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, the facility features a 15-metre tilted dome with 4.2 crore LEDs, a Sky Theatre and astronomy exhibits. The inauguration came during the Prime Minister's Karnataka visit, which also included major metro and railway launches.

    PM Modi in Bengaluru on Nov 13, to launch Rs 15,600 Cr projects, flag Off Goa Vande Bharat

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Karnataka on November 13 to launch and lay the foundation stone for infrastructure, energy, transport and urban development projects worth more than Rs 15,600 crore across Bengaluru and Mysuru.

    Quote of the day by Neil deGrasse Tyson: ‘No one is dumb who is curious; the people who don't ask questions remain…’

    Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson argues that curiosity, not silence, signifies intelligence. He emphasizes that asking questions is crucial for learning and intellectual growth, while avoiding them leads to ignorance. Tyson encourages embracing curiosity as the path to knowledge and understanding.

    Can we be a star-maker? Budget 2026’s outlay for telescopes is big deal— it can spur India to be a global astronomy leader

    India embarks on a journey to expand its celestial horizons through investments in advanced telescopes and observatories. This strategic shift highlights India's growing influence in the realm of global astronomy. The new infrastructure is set to enhance scientific prowess and develop local talent, with an aim to establish premier observatories on Indian soil.

    The Economic Times
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