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Data from India’s highest space observatory in Ladakh helped track 2023’s most intense solar storm

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Images of rare red aurora captured in Ladakh
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NASA's solar probe creates history, touches Sun's upper atmosphere
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36 intelligent civilisations may exist in our own galaxy
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NASA selects 4 small missions to unlock Universe's secrets
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A full moon rises in the sky, in India, Wednesday, May 26, 2021 For several parts of India, the moon was below the eastern horizon during the eclipse. "For cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai, the eclipse could not be seen as during the eclipse phase, the moon was below the horizon at these places," a senior astrophysicist said. The total lunar eclipse was visible mostly from Eastern Asia, the Pacific Ocean, most parts of North and South America and Australia. The next total lunar eclipse will occur on May 16, 2022, but, it will not be visible from the Indian subcontinent. Photo: PTI
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India's scientists make low-cost optical telescope for seeing distant quasars, galaxies
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Supermassive black hole in motion detected
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NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter could pave way for future rover-drone tandem missions
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