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India mourns the loss of Ratan Tata, one of its most iconic industrialists and philanthropists, as his remarkable philanthropic journey comes to an end. Tata, former chairman of the Tata Group, was widely respected not only for his business leadership but also for his deep commitment to social causes. His legacy includes transforming the Tata Group into a global conglomerate while championing education, healthcare, and rural development through his philanthropic efforts. His passing leaves a significant void in India’s corporate and humanitarian landscape, as millions reflect on his contributions to the nation’s progress.

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<p>In what seems like a fascinating piece of story straight out of a space-based film,&nbsp;scientists are now busy charting the best way out of our solar system.</p>

<p>Is it even possible to travel out of our solar system? Let's try to understand.</p>

<p>A giant bubble&nbsp;known as a heliosphere is made up of charged particles continuously released by the Sun. The boundary of this bubble serves as our solar system's boundary.</p>

<p>Hence, if humans wish to travel beyond our solar system and reach other stars, they first need to figure out a way to move beyond the heliosphere.</p>

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<p>Now, in a breakthrough, a team of researchers has claimed to have found the best possible way out through this giant bubble.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Moving out of the giant bubble</strong></h2>

<p>According to scientists, the heliosphere protects everything which is present inside it, including astronauts, planets, satellites, and other bodies that belong to the dangerous cosmic radiation.&nbsp;</p>

<p>To this date, the scientists are not sure about its size or shape. They have defined the heliosphere as the region which remains directly under the influence of the Sun.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to some, the bubble is shaped like a croissant and few others say it is spherical. Meanwhile, others claim that it has the shape of a beach ball or bullet. The confusion over its shape is because scientists have failed to determine its exact size while remaining inside it.</p>

<p>“We are like goldfish trying to understand the fishbowl from the inside,” said Sarah A. Spitzer, first author of the study and University of Michigan's research fellow.</p>

<p>“A future interstellar probe mission will be our first opportunity to really see our heliosphere, our home, from the outside, and to better understand its place in the local interstellar medium,” she added.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Mapping the way out from heliosphere</strong></h2>

<p>In the new study, scientists have claimed that to exit the heliosphere, a probe will have to follow the path that goes through the side of the tail end of the heliosphere.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Space Race: India and China reach for the stars</strong></p>

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<p>The six probe trajectories, which went from noseward to tailward direction, were compared and it was discovered that a clear view of the shape of the heliosphere was&nbsp;achieved when the probe moved across through the tail.</p>

<p>“If you want to find out how far back your house extends, walking out the front door and taking a picture from the front sidewalk is likely not your best option. The best way is to go out the side door so you can see how long it is from front to back,” said Marc Z. Kornbleuth, study author and a research scientist at Boston University.</p>

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In what seems like a fascinating piece of story straight out of a space-based film, scientists are now busy charting the best way out of our solar system. Is it even possible to travel out of our solar system?

In what seems like a fascinating piece of story straight out of a space-based film, scientists are now busy charting the best way out of our solar system. Is it even possible to travel out of our solar system? Let's try to understand. A giant bubble known as a heliosphere is made up of charged particles continuously released by the Sun. The boundary of this bubble serves as our solar system's boundary. Hence, if humans wish to travel beyond our solar system and reach other stars, they first need to figure out a way to move beyond the heliosphere. Also Read: Space elevators similar to ‘skyhooks’ in Star Wars could soon exist in reality, experts suggest Now, in a breakthrough, a team of researchers has claimed to have found the best possible way out through this giant bubble. Moving out of the giant bubble According to scientists, the heliosphere protects everything which is present inside it, including astronauts, planets, satellites, and other bodies that belong to the dangerous cosmic radiation. To this date, the scientists are not sure about its size or shape. They have defined the heliosphere as the region which remains directly under the influence of the Sun. According to some, the bubble is shaped like a croissant and few others say it is spherical. Meanwhile, others claim that it has the shape of a beach ball or bullet. The confusion over its shape is because scientists have failed to determine its exact size while remaining inside it. “We are like goldfish trying to understand the fishbowl from the inside,” said Sarah A. Spitzer, first author of the study and University of Michigan's research fellow. “A future interstellar probe mission will be our first opportunity to really see our heliosphere, our home, from the outside, and to better understand its place in the local interstellar medium,” she added. Mapping the way out from heliosphere In the new study, scientists have claimed that to exit the heliosphere, a probe will have to follow the path that goes through the side of the tail end of the heliosphere. Watch: Space Race: India and China reach for the stars The six probe trajectories, which went from noseward to tailward direction, were compared and it was discovered that a clear view of the shape of the heliosphere was achieved when the probe moved across through the tail. “If you want to find out how far back your house extends, walking out the front door and taking a picture from the front sidewalk is likely not your best option. The best way is to go out the side door so you can see how long it is from front to back,” said Marc Z. Kornbleuth, study author and a research scientist at Boston University. (With inputs from agencies)

Scientists find best way to move out of our solar system. Here's what the cosmic journey looks like

<p>For the Sompuras, a father-son duo, it was a journey of more than 30 years to bring into reality the grandeur of Ayodhya's Ram Mandir which was&nbsp;consecrated on Monday (Jan 22).</p>

<p>Ashish Sompura – son of chief architect Chandrakant Sompura – said what has been created today is an extension of what was already present on paper 30 years ago.</p>

<p>“My father (Chandrakant Sompura) started designing the temple in 1988 when GD Birla presented the offer of designing the temple and introduced him to then VHP leader Ashok Singhal, who was at that time visiting India's temple city of Ayodhya,” Ashish told WION.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He said that a lot of work on the temple's design was completed at that time, and the current design is just an &nbsp;extension of the old design.</p>

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<p>“The design that was created by my father had been imprinted on the minds of the people, so we did not want to change that image. Also, the photograph of the initial model had already circulated widely and was being worshipped in various houses,” said the architect.</p>

<p>Sompura informed that the original design had two mandapas (pillared hall) and the new design includes&nbsp;five mandapas.</p>

<h2><strong>'First temple to undergo 3D structural analysis for next 2,500 years'</strong></h2>

<p>Emphasising the rare feature of Ram Mandir's garbh griha (sanctum sanctorum), Sompura said, “Garbgrihas are generally square in sharp, however, Ram temple's garbh griha, as well as shikhara (spires), is octagonal because it is related to Lord Vishnu. This is a very rare feature.”</p>

<p>“The temple is three-storeyed. On the ground floor, the idol Ram Lalla will be kept and the first floor will have Ram Darbar.”</p>

<p>Sompura said that the temple's structural strength has been analysed and it is unlikely to be affected by any kind of calamities for the next 2,500 years.</p>

<p>“This is the world's first temple to undergo 3D structural analysis for the next 2,500 years. This means the temple will not be affected by any calamities or earthquakes for such a long span of time,” he said.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Ayodhya Ram Mandir Inauguration: Ayodhya ready for Ram Temple consecration</strong></p>

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<p>The temple has not been made using any iron or steel. Only stones, plain cement concrete and cement slurry have been used for the construction.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Bansi Paharpur pink sandstones were brought from Bayana and marbles from Makrana in the Indian state of Rajasthan,” he said.</p>

<p>Explaining the importance of the Nagara style of temple architecture in which the Ram Mandir has been built, Sompura said, “There are 16 types of architecture in our shastras. Three styles are currently present in India – Nagara, Vesara and Dravidian style. Nagara style is popular in northern India. Nagara is the most developed style architecturally and stands out for its towering shikhara.”</p>

<p>The temple's height is 161 feet and its length is 360 feet. Its total width is 235 feet and there are 12 gates in the temple compound.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The temple complex has 392 pillars and 44 doors.&nbsp;</p>

<p>After entering the main gate of “Singh Dwar”, there are 32 steps one needs to take to reach the main temple.</p>

<p>Expressing the&nbsp;happiness in the family at the creation of Ram Mandir, Sompura said, “When an architect's creation gets transformed into reality and people appreciate it, that is the biggest achievement for them. Also, my grandfather designed the Somnath temple, now we are makers of the Ram temple, so for us this is also a matter of pride that the two biggest temples of the country have been created by our family.”</p>


For the Sompuras, a father-son duo, it was a journey of more than 30 years to bring into reality the grandeur of Ayodhya's Ram Mandir which was consecrated on Monday (Jan 22).

For the Sompuras, a father-son duo, it was a journey of more than 30 years to bring into reality the grandeur of Ayodhya's Ram Mandir which was consecrated on Monday (Jan 22). Ashish Sompura – son of chief architect Chandrakant Sompura – said what has been created today is an extension of what was already present on paper 30 years ago. “My father (Chandrakant Sompura) started designing the temple in 1988 when GD Birla presented the offer of designing the temple and introduced him to then VHP leader Ashok Singhal, who was at that time visiting India's temple city of Ayodhya,” Ashish told WION. He said that a lot of work on the temple's design was completed at that time, and the current design is just an extension of the old design. Also read: Ram Mandir inauguration draws cyber scammers exploiting devotees. Here’s how “The design that was created by my father had been imprinted on the minds of the people, so we did not want to change that image. Also, the photograph of the initial model had already circulated widely and was being worshipped in various houses,” said the architect. Sompura informed that the original design had two mandapas (pillared hall) and the new design includes five mandapas. 'First temple to undergo 3D structural analysis for next 2,500 years' Emphasising the rare feature of Ram Mandir's garbh griha (sanctum sanctorum), Sompura said, “Garbgrihas are generally square in sharp, however, Ram temple's garbh griha, as well as shikhara (spires), is octagonal because it is related to Lord Vishnu. This is a very rare feature.” “The temple is three-storeyed. On the ground floor, the idol Ram Lalla will be kept and the first floor will have Ram Darbar.” Sompura said that the temple's structural strength has been analysed and it is unlikely to be affected by any kind of calamities for the next 2,500 years. “This is the world's first temple to undergo 3D structural analysis for the next 2,500 years. This means the temple will not be affected by any calamities or earthquakes for such a long span of time,” he said. Watch: Ayodhya Ram Mandir Inauguration: Ayodhya ready for Ram Temple consecration The temple has not been made using any iron or steel. Only stones, plain cement concrete and cement slurry have been used for the construction. “Bansi Paharpur pink sandstones were brought from Bayana and marbles from Makrana in the Indian state of Rajasthan,” he said. Explaining the importance of the Nagara style of temple architecture in which the Ram Mandir has been built, Sompura said, “There are 16 types of architecture in our shastras. Three styles are currently present in India – Nagara, Vesara and Dravidian style. Nagara style is popular in northern India. Nagara is the most developed style architecturally and stands out for its towering shikhara.” The temple's height is 161 feet and its length is 360 feet. Its total width is 235 feet and there are 12 gates in the temple compound. The temple complex has 392 pillars and 44 doors. After entering the main gate of “Singh Dwar”, there are 32 steps one needs to take to reach the main temple. Expressing the happiness in the family at the creation of Ram Mandir, Sompura said, “When an architect's creation gets transformed into reality and people appreciate it, that is the biggest achievement for them. Also, my grandfather designed the Somnath temple, now we are makers of the Ram temple, so for us this is also a matter of pride that the two biggest temples of the country have been created by our family.”

Ram Mandir | 30 years, 300 columns, 3D structural analysis: Architect narrates journey of temple designing

<p>Indian Railways usually takes the lead when it comes to long-distance travel in India. It takes a lot of work and ingenuity to provide passengers with a top-notch travel experience, and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Salvatore Babones, a well-known American sociologist, praised the meals aboard the Rajdhani Express this time and even rated it five stars on Twitter, as reported by the Curly Tales.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Salvatore Babones relishes&nbsp;his meal served on Rajdhani Express</strong></h2>

<p>Salvatore Babones is an American sociologist and an associate professor at the University of Sydney. He recently took the Rajdhani Express in second class. He was particularly amazed by the food's quality and flavour during the trip. Salvatore Babones praised the Rajdhani Express's meals on Twitter.</p>

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<p>He thanked the staff for the lunch and commented in the caption that it looks more like first-class food than compartment grub. His dinner, which included dal, rice, chapatis, curd, and vegetable curry, was captured in images that he shared online. Empty bowls are shown in another image, demonstrating how he enjoyed his Indian lunch. The chef, Narendra Kumar, is shown in the third photo, which is a selfie. Rail Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw was also mentioned in the tweet by Babones.</p>

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<p>He stated in a tweet that chef Narendra Kumar needed to become the brand's global ambassador. The Rajdhani Express kitchen received a perfect score from the American sociologist. even tweeted about the complimentary ice cream he enjoyed while riding the train. His tweet quickly went viral. Over 874.3k people watched it, and it received 24.3k likes and 2750 retweets.</p>

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<p>Many users shared their experiences with the train meals in the comments section of the tweet. Yadu Singh tweeted that the cuisine on the Rajdhani Express' Delhi-Mumbai stretch is usually good. When he returns to India, he said that he would like to take the Vande Bharat.&nbsp;</p>

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Indian Railways usually takes the lead when it comes to long-distance travel in India. It takes a lot of work and ingenuity to provide passengers with a top-notch travel experience, and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.

Indian Railways usually takes the lead when it comes to long-distance travel in India. It takes a lot of work and ingenuity to provide passengers with a top-notch travel experience, and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Salvatore Babones, a well-known American sociologist, praised the meals aboard the Rajdhani Express this time and even rated it five stars on Twitter, as reported by the Curly Tales. Salvatore Babones relishes his meal served on Rajdhani Express Salvatore Babones is an American sociologist and an associate professor at the University of Sydney. He recently took the Rajdhani Express in second class. He was particularly amazed by the food's quality and flavour during the trip. Salvatore Babones praised the Rajdhani Express's meals on Twitter. This is 2nd Class food on India's national railways? It tastes First Class to me! I'm very impressed, Minister @AshwiniVaishnaw. You should make Mr. Narendra Kumar your international brand ambassador. Five stars for the kitchen in the Rajdhani Express. -- UPDATE: free ice cream! pic.twitter.com/9TwbnjXG7c — Salvatore Babones (@sbabones) February 13, 2023 × He thanked the staff for the lunch and commented in the caption that it looks more like first-class food than compartment grub. His dinner, which included dal, rice, chapatis, curd, and vegetable curry, was captured in images that he shared online. Empty bowls are shown in another image, demonstrating how he enjoyed his Indian lunch. The chef, Narendra Kumar, is shown in the third photo, which is a selfie. Rail Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw was also mentioned in the tweet by Babones. ALSO READ | KFC cannot claim sole ownership over the word 'chicken': Indian Court He stated in a tweet that chef Narendra Kumar needed to become the brand's global ambassador. The Rajdhani Express kitchen received a perfect score from the American sociologist. even tweeted about the complimentary ice cream he enjoyed while riding the train. His tweet quickly went viral. Over 874.3k people watched it, and it received 24.3k likes and 2750 retweets. I have always liked the food on the Rajdhani Express between New Delhi-Mumbai sector. Great train with great service/facilities. Next time I am in India, I definitely wish to travel with #VandeBharat Express between New Delhi to Varanasi. — Yadu Singh (@dryadusingh) February 14, 2023 × Many users shared their experiences with the train meals in the comments section of the tweet. Yadu Singh tweeted that the cuisine on the Rajdhani Express' Delhi-Mumbai stretch is usually good. When he returns to India, he said that he would like to take the Vande Bharat. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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Birkin bags are one of the most sought after luxury items in the world today. But how does it become the Monolith of the luxury goods market? Know all about it here.

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Birkin bags are one of the most sought after luxury items in the world today. But how does it become the Monolith of the luxury goods market? Know all about it on the latest episode of Beyond the Runway on www.wionews.com

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<p>In a rare incident, an Antarctic penguin seems to have travelled around 3,000 km of icy waters to reach south-eastern coastline of New Zealand. The animal is a long way from home. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Affectionately named 'Pingu' by locals, the Adélie penguin was spotted looking somewhat lost at Birdlings Flat. The area is a small settlement on New Zealand’s South Island. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>Till now, it is only the third incident when a&nbsp;live Adélie penguin has made it to New Zealand.&nbsp;This species of penguins lives on the Antarctic peninsula. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>The penguin's&nbsp;arrival is also a testimony of the fact that the birds face several threats from changed habitats, warming waters and increased competition over food supplies. &nbsp;</p>

<p>The locals called Thomas Stracke of Christchurch Penguin Rehabilitation after witnessing that the penguin was not getting in the water and could be vulnerable to dogs. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>Stracke was also shocked to find an Adélie penguin when he arrived with a vet. “Apart from being a bit starving and severely dehydrated, he was actually not too bad, so we gave him some fluids and some fish smoothie,” Stracke said.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>The penguin was later released into a bay on the banks’ peninsula. &nbsp;</p>

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In a rare incident, an Antarctic penguin seems to have travelled around 3,000 km of icy waters to reach south-eastern coastline of New Zealand. The animal is a long way from home.

In a rare incident, an Antarctic penguin seems to have travelled around 3,000 km of icy waters to reach south-eastern coastline of New Zealand. The animal is a long way from home. Affectionately named 'Pingu' by locals, the Adélie penguin was spotted looking somewhat lost at Birdlings Flat. The area is a small settlement on New Zealand’s South Island. Also Read: Night out? Grizzly bear, four cubs take a stroll through Wyoming town in US Till now, it is only the third incident when a live Adélie penguin has made it to New Zealand. This species of penguins lives on the Antarctic peninsula. × The penguin's arrival is also a testimony of the fact that the birds face several threats from changed habitats, warming waters and increased competition over food supplies. The locals called Thomas Stracke of Christchurch Penguin Rehabilitation after witnessing that the penguin was not getting in the water and could be vulnerable to dogs. Also Read: Something's not fishy? Subway's tuna sandwich lawsuit is back Stracke was also shocked to find an Adélie penguin when he arrived with a vet. “Apart from being a bit starving and severely dehydrated, he was actually not too bad, so we gave him some fluids and some fish smoothie,” Stracke said. The penguin was later released into a bay on the banks’ peninsula. (With inputs from agencies)

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Swedish climate change activist Greta Thunberg finally sets sights on the lights of New York City as her zero-carbon transatlantic journey nears its end. Photographs show Thunberg on her boat, a mere 119 miles away from the shores of New York. Another image captured at night shows New York's lights in the distance. The 16-year-old is headed towards New York and will take part in a UN environmental summit. In posts on social media, Thunberg says she expects to arrive on Wednesday

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