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    NASA is hiring astronauts for future Moon missions: Who can apply, what tests must you pass and how to get selected?

    NASA is recruiting its next class of astronauts, with selected candidates potentially preparing for future Moon missions and living at a lunar base. The agency is accepting applications from qualified US citizens, including candidates with master's-level nursing degrees. Here's a look at the eligibility criteria, experience requirements, $164,395 starting salary and application deadline.

    He was inconsolable after his IIT results in 2005; 21 years later, Bombay Shaving Company founder meets the teacher who told him 'do your best and forget the rest'

    Bombay Shaving Company founder Shantanu Deshpande recently reunited with his former mathematics teacher, JJ Sir, after 21 years. Recalling a difficult phase during his IIT preparation in 2005, Deshpande shared how his teacher's reassuring words, "Do your best and forget the rest", stayed with him over the years. The emotional reunion struck a chord with LinkedIn users, prompting many to share memories of teachers who supported them during challenging times.

    Capricorn Weekly Horoscope, November 9 - November 15, 2026: Career Decisions and Financial Responsibilities Take Centre Stage

    Capricorn Weekly Horoscope, November 9–15, 2026: Mars enters Leo on November 12, activating your Eighth House of shared finances, loans and unexpected developments. Mercury turns direct in Libra on November 13, while Venus ends its retrograde phase on November 14. These planetary movements may bring attention to professional responsibilities, pending financial matters and personal relationships. Avoid impulsive decisions and review important commitments carefully. Read your weekly predictions for career, money, love, health and education.

    Women must feel safe using cabs for worry-free career, NCW chief says: Report

    The National Commission for Women has recommended strict safety measures for women using app-based cabs. These include driver background checks and emergency response systems to improve safety during rides. The growing presence of women in various sectors highlights the need for these guidelines. Rahatkar emphasises that safety concerns should not hinder women's professional growth in the workforce.

    How Students Can Use AI to Study Smarter Without Letting AI Do the Thinking for Them

    Join the Winter Cohort of the AI Bootcamp for Students by Times of India, where learners will harness cutting-edge AI tools like Claude, Gemini, and NotebookLM. This program aims to transform education by empowering students to explore difficult concepts and craft customized learning materials. Participants will also learn to sharpen their questioning abilities, design interactive review content, and strengthen their overall study habits.

    Only a weatherman knows which way the wind blows: Why science and truth matter in an AI-driven world

    Pressure, a film by Anthony Maras, vividly captures the turbulent atmosphere of the D-Day operation in World War II, focusing on British meteorologist James Stagg and his American counterpart Irving Krick. As they navigate the unpredictable weather, their conflicting methods illuminate an important truth: history hangs on fleeting moments and the quality of information, warning us against over-reliance on AI in critical decision-making today.

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