The James Webb Space Telescope has captured an image of a cosmic question mark formed by gravitational lensing, a phenomenon where the gravity of a massive object distorts the light from objects behind it. This rare configuration provides valuable insights into the early universe and the formation of galaxies.
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A new study reveals how microbes can help forensic scientists determine time of death, even in extremely cold environments. By analyzing the microbial communities present on decomposing bodies, researchers can accurately estimate the post-mortem interval, providing crucial information for investigations.
A new study from George Mason University suggests that the use of skin care products in young children is associated with higher levels of phthalates and phthalate-replacement chemicals in their urine. The study highlights potential health risks, particularly for children of different racial and ethnic backgrounds and sexes.
England captain Ben Stokes is set to return to the Test team for the upcoming tour of Pakistan in October, after recovering from a hamstring injury. The 17-member squad announced by the ECB includes several key players and a few uncapped newcomers, marking a significant moment for English cricket.
While carbon dioxide gets the most attention, other potent greenhouse gases are significantly contributing to global warming. This article delves into the sources, impacts, and efforts to reduce these gases, highlighting the need for comprehensive climate action beyond CO2 reduction.
The Zuckerberg Institute for Water Research at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev is offering a $60,000 prize to recognize exceptional achievements in water research. The award will be presented at the Second International Water Summit in May 2025, bringing together leading experts to address global water scarcity.
The Zuckerberg Institute for Water Research at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev will present a $60,000 prize for outstanding water-related achievements at the Second International Water Summit in Israel. This prestigious award, one of the most significant globally, recognizes individuals or organizations demonstrating exceptional impact in the field of water. The summit will bring together leading water experts to address global water scarcity and feature presentations from top researchers in water science and technology.
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) president, Tayyab Ikram, has expressed his desire to see a revival of bilateral hockey matches between India and Pakistan, highlighting the benefits for both nations and the sport globally. He also discussed the challenges faced by Pakistan’s hockey team and the importance of supporting smaller nations within the sport.
NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick, aboard the International Space Station, captured a spectacular time-lapse of a meteor exploding in the Earth’s atmosphere over Egypt. The bright green fireball, classified as a bolide, was so intense that it outshined the stars and moon, creating a breathtaking display in the night sky.
This article recounts the historic moment when Madan Lal delivered the first ball of the inaugural ODI World Cup in 1975. It highlights his contribution to India’s bowling attack and how, despite the loss, his role in the tournament remains significant.