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Indian scientists discover cosmic secret hiding 4,892 light years away; what was thought to be one star cluster turns out to be two
UBC 63 star cluster: A team led by Indian astronomers has found that UBC 63, located around 4,892 light years from Earth, consists of two distinct star clusters rather than one. Using data from the Gaia mission, researchers discovered that the clusters passed within 23 light years of each other around six million years ago and are now moving apart.
India’s cooling systems face Europe-style cyber risks, say experts
The concerns follow cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe, with stores in Sweden, Belgium, Estonia, the Netherlands, Finland and Luxembourg reporting disruptions. Attackers reportedly manipulated refrigeration controls, raising freezer temperatures and switching equipment into defrost mode, forcing stores to discard food stocks. The incidents follow similar attacks on hundreds of supermarkets in France in October.
Upang Lalita Vrat 2026: Date, mantra, puja vidhi and religious significance
Upang Lalita Vrat, also known as Lalita Panchami, will be observed on October 15, 2026, during Sharad Navratri. The observance honours Goddess Lalita Tripura Sundari through fasting, mantra chanting, offerings and puja. Devotees can check the Panchami Tithi timings, customary worship steps and religious significance ahead of the festival.
A rare-book dealer acquired a medieval manuscript filled with strange writing in 1912; 114 years later, no decipherment has won broad acceptance
The Voynich Manuscript is one of history's greatest unsolved mysteries. The medieval document, illustrated and bought in 1912 by rare-book dealer Wilfrid Voynich, is full of unfamiliar writing, detailed drawings of plants, astronomical diagrams and strange pictures of human figures. Radiocarbon dating has shown that Roger Bacon got this wrong, as the parchment dates from the early 15th century. No decipherment has been widely accepted despite centuries of work by cryptographers and research.Experts debate whether the manuscript is an elaborate cipher, an invented language or a deliberately constructed historical hoax and its true purpose is unknown.
A study says faster reactions can come with fuzzier memories: What happens when your brain knows what to expect
Your brain can prepare for familiar events before they happen.A University of Sydney study found that expected events prompted faster reactions but less precise recall of their locations.
Bengaluru techie earning Rs 90 lakh gets a nearly Rs 3 crore offer from US, estimates Rs 70 lakh savings per year, still confused seeks advice
A 36-year-old tech professional’s possible move to the US has sparked a debate over whether higher nominal pay would translate into a better financial and career outcome. While he expects to save thousands of dollars each month in San Jose and sees potential for professional growth, Reddit users remain divided, with the L-1 visa’s employment restrictions adding another layer to his decision.
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ChatGPT Intelligent UI: OpenAI rolls out update that will give interactive answers with diagrams, buttons and tools to explain topics
OpenAI has rolled out the latest GPT-6 model equipped with the Intelligent UI, designed to facilitate interactive engagement. Users will find themselves immersed in visuals such as diagrams and charts that simplify complicated subjects. Moreover, GPT-6 introduces customizable task interfaces for direct activities like computations and games within the chat, likely boosting user interaction. The launch commenced recently for various subscription tiers, signaling a significant enhancement in ChatGPT's functionality.
OpenAI unveils new feature called ‘Intelligent UI’ in GPT-6; here’s the lowdown
With Intelligent UI, ChatGPT can now give answers in a more visual and interactive way. Instead of only showing text, it can add things such as images, buttons, forms, charts and other interactive features to the conversation.
AI can cut software maintenance effort by 30%, speed developer onboarding: Report
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how companies manage software documentation, with teams reporting up to 30 per cent lower maintenance effort and up to 40 per cent faster onboarding when technical information is kept updated with changing systems, according to an analysis report by GFT Technologies.
In 1914, Black & Decker gave an electric drill the grip and trigger of a pistol; that unusual redesign became the basic shape of nearly every modern drill
In 1914, machinists S. Duncan Black and Alonzo Decker revolutionized tool design by creating a lightweight electric drill with an innovative pistol grip. This invention made electric drills user-friendly, eliminating the need for cumbersome setups. By 1916, their focus was on industrial customers, but by 1946, they expanded their range to affordable drills for DIY enthusiasts. Today, the original design remains a celebrated artifact in museums.
Netanyahu expected to berate New York's Mamdani in 'campaign speech' of UN address
Benjamin Netanyahu is set to deliver a speech at the UN where he plans to address Mayor Zohran Mamdani's accusations. As Israeli elections approach, Netanyahu's campaign is perceived as increasingly desperate amidst mounting criticism of the Gaza war. He is making a brief visit to the US and is not expected to meet the US President.
Motivational quote of the day by Richard Feynman: 'Never regret a day in your life. Good days give...' - learn how your worst days can become your most valuable life lessons
Richard Feynman quote today: American physicist Richard Feynman offered a unique perspective on life's challenging moments. Good days bring happiness, while bad days provide valuable experiences. Worst days offer important lessons, and the best days create cherished memories. Feynman's insights encourage reflection on what can be gained from every experience.
A physicist has found a surprising flaw in Star Trek’s Picard Maneuver — revealing that the real science behind the tactic is even stranger than the episode suggested
A physicist discovered a Star Trek tactic could create three apparent ships. The Picard Maneuver involved a ship moving rapidly and stopping suddenly. This fictional strategy relied on delayed light signals reaching an observer. The ship’s acceleration and deceleration created additional apparent positions. This analysis suggests the tactic was more deceptive than intended.
She memorized 200+ Taylor Swift songs: Now this 18-year-old Los Angeles girl has won $100,000 for her quantum physics research
An 18-year-old Los Angeles student Rachel Chen and devoted Taylor Swift fan has won $100,000 at the Regeneron Science Talent Search. Rachel Chen, who has memorised over 200 songs of Taylor Swift, expanded a decades-old mathematical idea into a visual framework that could make complex quantum physics systems easier to understand.
Apple iPhone 18 Pro expected to get a huge graphics boost, said to be 18% faster than current model
Recent leaks have unveiled that Apple's anticipated A20 Pro chip could sport a larger GPU compared to its predecessors. Additionally, it appears set to incorporate a faster memory interface, aimed at enhancing graphics performance. While retaining a six-core CPU configuration, the A20 Pro might feature an upgraded efficiency core cache, promising significant graphics improvements for the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro models and a potential foldable iPhone Ultra.
Indian-origin child genius aces math exam decade earlier in UK
A seven-year-old Indian-origin boy achieved a high Grade 8 in a UK mathematics exam. Jivyan Reddy Dhruva passed the GCSE Higher Mathematics exam which is usually taken by 16-year-olds. His parents moved him to home education to suit his advanced learning abilities. They utilize AI and custom games to make learning interactive and engaging for him. Jivyan aspires to invent robots and technology to help people in the future.
Quote of the day by Nobel winning physicist Richard Feynman: ‘I have a friend who's an artist, and he sometimes takes a view which I don't agree with. He'll hold up a flower…’
Richard Feynman posited that a scientific grasp enhances our appreciation of nature's splendor. He contended that delving into a flower's biology unveils a multitude of marvels. As a renowned physicist and Nobel laureate, Feynman advocated for curiosity as a lens through which to view the world. His ability to simplify complex scientific concepts continues to ignite passion and curiosity among audiences today.
In 1977, NASA placed a gold-plated copper record on each Voyager; it carries 115 images, greetings in 55 languages, and instructions for playing it
In 1977, NASA embarked on a monumental quest by launching the Voyager spacecraft, which was equipped with a Golden Record meant to communicate with extraterrestrial life. Curated by Carl Sagan and his team, this interstellar album features a collection of images and sounds that highlight humanity's greatest moments, intentionally leaving out the chaos of the present.
Nature just outsmarted Silicon Valley: That trendy houseplant on your windowsill has been doing advanced Math this whole time
The Chinese money plant quietly organizes itself using a geometric system that humans only formalized in the computer age — and it does so without measuring a single thing. The Chinese money plant, formally known as Pilea peperomioides, appears simple at first glance. Its round leaves look smooth and ordinary. But researchers from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory found that hidden beneath those circular leaves is an elegant geometric structure called a Voronoi diagram.
CBSE Class 10 Science Exam Paper 2026 PDF now available for download: Students say Physics tough, Biology easy- here's the complete analysis
CBSE Class 10 Science Paper: The Class 10 CBSE Science Paper was conducted in three separate sections- Physics, Biology and Chemistry. The PDF is now available for students and teachers to download and analyze the answers, check question patterns and identify areas of improvement. Students said that Physics paper was tough, the Biology was easy and Chemistry was moderate.
CBSE Class 10 Science Exam 2026 on February 25: Check exam pattern, last-day tips and marking scheme details
The CBSE Class 10 Science Examination 2026 is scheduled for February 25th, running from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. The 80-mark theory paper is divided into Biology, Chemistry, and Physics sections. Experts advise revising formulas, diagrams, and key definitions, while avoiding new topics to ensure a calm and confident approach.
CBSE Board Exams 2026 guidelines: List of allowed and prohibited items for class 10 and 12 students
As CBSE board exams approach, students must be aware of permitted and prohibited items. Calculators are generally banned, with rare exceptions for students with disabilities or specific vocational subjects requiring prior approval. Essential geometry tools and graph paper are provided, while outline maps are supplied with the question paper.
Figma soars 12% after Sam Altman’s ChatGPT shoutout — here’s what sent the stock flying
Figma stock jumped after OpenAI CEO Sam Altman talked about its ChatGPT integration. Users can now turn sketches into diagrams using Figma inside ChatGPT. The Apps SDK allows third-party apps to connect easily. Figma is also improving AI tools for designing apps and websites. OpenAI plans more app integrations and future ways to make money with ChatGPT.
iPhone 17 Pro Max leak shows huge vapor chamber upgrade — what it means for users
A new leak suggests the iPhone 17 Pro Max may feature a large vapor chamber. This could significantly improve cooling and performance. The vapor chamber will dissipate heat from the chipset and RAM. This means better gaming and video editing experiences. The iPhone 17 Pro Max might compete with Android flagships.
Are we deciphering 'Ikigai' all wrong? The truth behind Japan’s most misunderstood philosophy
A viral Instagram video has sparked debate by revealing that the Westernized version of Ikigai, often shown as a Venn diagram linking passion and profession, is far from its original Japanese meaning. Ikigai, as explained by Meiko Kamiya, is about appreciating small joys in everyday life, not pursuing a single grand purpose.
Balasore accident: CBI files charge sheet against 3 railway officials for culpable homicide, destruction of evidence
In its charge sheet filed before Special CBI court in Bhubaneswar, the CBI has charged the accused under Indian Penal Code Section 304 part II (culpable homicide not amounting to murder), Section 34 read with 201 (common cause read with destruction of evidence) and 153 of the Railways Act.
IIT focus on plans with social benefits
Over the next four years, they intend to focus on “technology incubation.” Several IIT-based innovators are tying up with e-commerce companies to sell their products.
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In the Indian pantheon, Ganeshji is like the Prime Minister from the Parliamentary System: “first among equals” in rituals of worship.
Maha Engineering student gave tech know-how for Goa blasts
Maha Engineering student gave tech know-how for Goa blasts.
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