The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has identified 44 individual stars in a galaxy located halfway across the observable universe.
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Under S Somanath's leadership, ISRO achieved a historic milestone with the successful soft landing of Chandrayaan-3 near the lunar South Pole on August 23, 2023.
V Narayanan, the Director of the Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (LPSC), has been named the next chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
China has stated that the construction of the dam will not have any negative environmental or geopolitical impacts, addressing concerns raised by neighboring countries and environmental groups regarding the dam's effects.
In a strong warning to Israel, the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) announced that it plans to reveal two new underground missile and floating cities along the coasts of the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman. Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini, head of the IRGC's Public Relations Department, stated that these Iranian facilities are capable of housing a wide variety of cruise and ballistic missiles. He mentioned that the military installations would be launched during a ceremony as part of the extensive "Payambar-e-Azam 19" military exercise.
In his post-certification address, former President Donald Trump announced a significant $20 billion investment in new data centers. The initiative aims to boost the nation's digital infrastructure and create thousands of jobs, marking a major step in the tech sector's growth.
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The Chief of the Indian Air Force (IAF) voiced his concerns over the slow pace of production of the Tejas fighter jet, emphasizing that delays in technology lead to missed opportunities and impact national defense capabilities.
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Iran has launched air defense drills near the Natanz nuclear facility, a move aimed at enhancing security in the region amid rising tensions and growing concerns about its nuclear program.
Six soldiers were killed in an attack on a Nigerian military base, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region. The attack adds to concerns about the stability of military operations in northern Nigeria.
Cold weather conditions persist across North India, with a weather warning in place until January 8 due to continued low temperatures and chilly winds.
World News | Conflicting reports emerge from Kurakhove, with Russia claiming capture while Ukraine asserts ongoing battles. Meanwhile, in Kursk, reports of a new Ukrainian offensive emerge.
A powerful earthquake struck Shigatse, Tibet, on Tuesday resulting in over 95 fatalities and around 50 aftershocks, causing significant destruction. While earthquakes are common in the region, large-scale infrastructure construction is not. Criticism has been directed at China's extensive mining and dam-building activities in Tibet, which are damaging the fragile ecosystem despite warnings about potential social and ecological impacts. This exploitation is contributing to the region's vulnerability to geological events.
Meta announces the termination of its fact-checking program, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg committing to re-establishing free expression on Facebook and Instagram, signaling a shift in the platform’s approach to content moderation.
According to a French army official, several Ukrainian soldiers have abandoned their posts while undergoing training in France. The report from AFP states that members of the 155th Mechanized Brigade, which was intended to be an elite unit for Ukraine and was trained and equipped by France, have deserted. This brigade, named ‘Anne of Kiev’ after the daughter of the medieval prince Yaroslav the Wise who wed French King Henry I, was personally reviewed by French President Emmanuel Macron in northeast France last October.
In a key milestone for women's empowerment in the Vatican, Pope Francis has appointed sister Simona Brambilla as Vatican's first female prefect. The appointment marks a major step in Pope Francis' aim to give women more leadership roles in governing the church.
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In Taiwan, authorities suspect that a Chinese-owned vessel damaged an undersea internet cable North-East of the island. On Friday, Taiwan's Coast guard briefly detained the Cameroon-registered vessel Shunxing 39 on suspicion of it having dragged its anchor over an international subsea cable. Watch this video to find out more.