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From Tim Southee to Brendon McCullum, here's a look at the top five batters with most sixes in Test cricket. 

From Tim Southee to Brendon McCullum, here's a look at the top five batters with the most sixes in Test cricket.&nbsp;

From Tim Southee to Brendon McCullum, 5 batters with most sixes in Test cricket

From Andre Russell to Rashid Khan, here's a look at the top six bowlers to take 450-plus T20 wickets.

From Andre Russell to Rashid Khan, here's a look at the top six bowlers to take 450-plus T20 wickets.

From Andre Russell to Rashid Khan, 6 bowlers to take 450-plus T20 wickets

The James Webb Space Telescope has recently captured a striking example: a ‘question mark’-shaped distortion produced by a rare hyperbolic umbilic lens, the result of precisely aligned galaxies and clusters warping spacetime itself.

The James Webb Space Telescope has recently captured a striking example: a ‘question mark’-shaped distortion produced by a rare hyperbolic umbilic lens, the result of precisely aligned galaxies and clusters warping spacetime itself.

6 strange facts about the observable universe and why most of it is hidden

Xena: Warrior Princess is a cult classic, and today it celebrates its 30th anniversary, so here are 7 reasons why it is still one of the greatest shows of all time.


Xena: Warrior Princess is a cult classic, and today it celebrates its 30th anniversary, so here are 5 reasons why it is still one of the greatest shows of all time.

30 years of Xena: Why the warrior princess remains iconic

Cosmic inflation, the rapid burst of expansion in the earliest fraction of a second after the Big Bang, provides a clue to what may exist beyond our horizon.

Cosmic inflation, the rapid burst of expansion in the earliest fraction of a second after the Big Bang, provides a clue to what may exist beyond our horizon.

Trapped in the observable universe: Is the cosmos truly without end?

The prevailing question in cosmology was not whether expansion would continue, but whether it would eventually halt and collapse in a ‘Big Crunch’ or expand forever at a diminishing rate.

The prevailing question in cosmology was not whether expansion would continue, but whether it would eventually halt and collapse in a ‘Big Crunch’ or expand forever at a diminishing rate.

The moment astronomers realised the universe is growing at a mind-bending speed

As we celebrate Teacher’s Day, it’s important to understand the crucial role teachers play in shaping our lives. Let’s take a glance at five legendary Indian cricket icons and the coaches who helped build their remarkable careers.

As we celebrate Teacher’s Day, it’s important to understand the crucial role teachers play in shaping our lives. Let’s take a glance at five legendary Indian cricket icons and the coaches who helped build their remarkable careers.

From Kohli to Tendulkar: Meet the childhood coaches who built India’s cricket icons

Scientists studying microbial mats in Lake Huron’s Middle Island Sinkhole found that oxygen-producing purple cyanobacteria compete with sulphur-consuming microbes. 

Scientists studying microbial mats in Lake Huron’s Middle Island Sinkhole found that oxygen-producing purple cyanobacteria compete with sulphur-consuming microbes.&nbsp;

'2 milliseconds per century': Earth’s slowing rotation is giving us more oxygen to breathe

B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, paired with modern thermonuclear bombs, represents one of the most destructive capabilities ever created by humanity. Here’s why experts call this combination catastrophic for civilisation itself.

B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, paired with modern thermonuclear bombs, represents one of the most destructive capabilities ever created by humanity. Here’s why experts call this combination catastrophic for civilisation itself.

‘End of the world’: Why B-2 Bomber and nuclear combination is deadly for human civilisation

Fifth-generation fighters such as the Su-57 or F-35 are extremely expensive to design, build, and maintain. Air forces often end up with fewer aircraft than planned, reducing their ability to sustain large-scale air campaigns.

Countries are developing integrated air defence systems with networked radars, infrared sensors, and missiles. These networks can reduce the survivability of even advanced stealth jets in contested airspace.

Why 5th-gen fighter jets like Su-57 and F-35 are already outdated for warfare

To reach the halo would take on the order of two million years or more. By then, Earth’s continents and even the Sun’s brightness will have changed.

To reach the halo would take on the order of two million years or more. By then, Earth’s continents and even the Sun’s brightness will have changed.

In 2 million years, Voyager 2 could drift into the Galactic Halo but what is it?

The observable universe extends to about 46.5 billion light years in radius. This boundary exists because light from more distant regions has not had time to reach us since the Big Bang, 13.8 billion years ago.

The observable universe extends to about 46.5 billion light years in radius. This boundary exists because light from more distant regions has not had time to reach us since the Big Bang, 13.8 billion years ago.

The observable universe is just 5% of reality, 95% remains invisible!

India’s established aerospace engineering workforce and partnerships in producing aircraft like the Su-30MKI show it can manage large-scale licensed manufacturing. This experience could help fill Russia’s production shortfalls.

India’s established aerospace engineering workforce and partnerships in producing aircraft like the Su-30MKI show it can manage large-scale licensed manufacturing. This experience could help fill Russia’s production shortfalls.

Russia is struggling to build more Su-57 fighter jets but India could help! Here's how

Teacher's Day is upon us, and it's time once again to mark this special occasion. Let's take a look at Bollywood films inspired by the true stories of teachers who went above and beyond.


Teacher's Day is upon us, and it's time once again to mark this special occasion. Let's take a look at Bollywood films inspired by the true stories of teachers who went above and beyond.

Happy Teacher’s Day 2025: Watch These 6 Bollywood Movies Inspired by True Teachers’ Stories on Netflix, Prime and More

In Voyager’s early years, NASA operated antennas near Johannesburg. While no longer in use for Voyager today, Hartebeesthoek provided valuable support during the early phase of the mission.

In Voyager’s early years, NASA operated antennas near Johannesburg. While no longer in use for Voyager today, Hartebeesthoek provided valuable support during the early phase of the mission.

5 countries tracking Voyager 2 from Earth

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council, during its 56th meeting that stretched for more than 10 hours on Wednesday, approved a new wave of reforms in the eight-year-old indirect tax regime. Let's have a look at the GST new rates 2025 along with the 18 per cent GST items list.

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council, during its 56th meeting that stretched for more than 10 hours on Wednesday, approved a new wave of reforms in the eight-year-old indirect tax regime. Let's have a look at the GST new rates 2025 along with the 18 per cent GST items list.

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Handling decades of slow, faint transmissions from Voyager 2 refined methods for data compression, error correction, and archiving. These techniques are now part of the DSN’s standard practices.

Handling decades of slow, faint transmissions from Voyager 2 refined methods for data compression, error correction, and archiving. These techniques are now part of the DSN’s standard practices.

How Voyager 2–type missions could help us build a 'Deep Space Network'?

Voyager 2 did not reach this speed through rocket power alone. Its velocity is the result of carefully planned gravity assists. 

Voyager 2 did not reach this speed through rocket power alone. Its velocity is the result of carefully planned gravity assists.&nbsp;

What is a Hyperbolic Escape Trajectory and why is NASA's Voyager 2 on this path?

Voyager 2’s speed places it on a hyperbolic escape trajectory. This means it has exceeded the Sun’s escape velocity and will never return to the Solar System. It is destined to wander the galaxy indefinitely.

Voyager 2’s speed places it on a hyperbolic escape trajectory. This means it has exceeded the Sun’s escape velocity and will never return to the Solar System. It is destined to wander the galaxy indefinitely.

55,000 km per hour? Here's how fast is Voyager-2 travelling and what that speed mean in space

Iceberg A23a is finally meeting its end. The chunk of ice is now not even close to its former self and is decaying as it drifts in warmer waters. Experts say that it is only a matter of time before it is completely wiped off the face of Earth. 

Iceberg A23a is finally meeting its end. The chunk of ice is now not even close to its former self and is decaying as it drifts in warmer waters. Experts say that it is only a matter of time before it is completely wiped off the face of Earth.&nbsp;

'Doomed' megaberg A23a is decaying — Mega ice chunk on the verge of fading away forever

China unveiled a sweeping display of new military hardware in Beijing on Wednesday, marking the 80th anniversary of Japan’s defeat and the end of World War Two.

China unveiled a sweeping display of new military hardware in Beijing on Wednesday, marking the 80th anniversary of Japan’s defeat and the end of World War Two.

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After Voyager 1 and Voyager 2, NASA envisioned Voyager 3. But it never took off and was cancelled. There were several reasons for canning the third mission. Even though Voyager 3 was put in a box, scientists have proposed that it can do today.

After Voyager 1 and Voyager 2, NASA envisioned Voyager 3. But it never took off and was cancelled. There were several reasons for canning the third mission. Even though Voyager 3 was put in a box, scientists have proposed that it can do today.

What was the Voyager 3 mission that was scrapped? Why did it not take off?

NASA launched the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 missions in 1977, on August 20 and September 5. There was a very specific reason for using this window for the launch, as a rare cosmic alignment was about to take place. 

NASA launched the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 missions in 1977, on August 20 and September 5. There was a very specific reason for using this window for the launch, as a rare cosmic alignment was about to take place.&nbsp;

There is a reason why Voyager missions were launched in 1977, not before, not later

Interstellar object 3I/Atlas - Alien tech or comet? There are at least four orbiters hovering over Mars that can point their cameras towards 3I/Atlas when it flies past the red planet. Another mission sent to Jupiter can also help.

Interstellar object 3I/Atlas - Alien tech or comet? There are at least four orbiters hovering over Mars that can point their cameras towards 3I/Atlas when it flies past the red planet. Another mission sent to Jupiter can also help.

Four orbiters over Mars and a Jupiter mission can intercept 3I/Atlas before it slips away

How to know what interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is? Harvard scientist Avi Loeb has suggested a way to know whether it is a comet or an alien spaceship. His method can be employed in October when 3I/ATLAS gets close to Mars/

How to know what interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is? Harvard scientist Avi Loeb has suggested a way to know whether it is a comet or an alien spaceship. His method can be employed in October when 3I/ATLAS gets close to Mars/

What is 3I/Atlas? HiRISE camera aboard Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter can be used to reveal its true nature

Voyager 1 and 2 are travelling through the interstellar medium, a region filled with sparse gas and dust particles. While mostly empty, collisions with denser dust could occur over their billion-year journeys. What would happen if one of the spacecraft struck such a region?

Voyager 1 and 2 are travelling through the interstellar medium, a region filled with sparse gas and dust particles. While mostly empty, collisions with denser dust could occur over their billion-year journeys. What would happen if one of the spacecraft struck such a region?

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