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Cosmic clockwork going haywire in the x-ray binary SXP 138, finds new study
Researchers delved into the curious case of SXP 138, a pulsar in a binary star system whose cosmic clock is not ticking as ...
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Lotus leaf-like solar evaporators for saltwater treatment
A new hydrophobic graphene-based material developed by IITB scientists could support efforts to address fresh water crisis ...
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Mass nesting of olive ridleys thrives, but new threats emerge
In March 2025, an incredible spectacle unfolded in Rushikulya, Odisha, as hundreds of thousands of olive ridley sea turtles surged ashore in a breathtaking 'arribada', a mass nesting event that ranks ...
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A century later, the Himalayan velvet worm walks again
Researchers rediscovered the ancient velvet worm species Typhloperipatus williamsoni from Arunachal Pradesh and mapped its ...
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Saltwater Treatment
A new hydrophobic graphene-based material developed by IITB scientists could support efforts to address fresh water crisis ...
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Solar Evaporator
A new hydrophobic graphene-based material developed by IITB scientists could support efforts to address fresh water crisis ...
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New study uses Shannon entropy to map electron behavior in graphene
Graphene, a sheet of carbon just one atom thick, is often hailed as a wonder material for its incredible strength and electrical properties. Now, picture an electron whizzing around inside it. At this ...