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Samples of India’s only active mud volcano in Andaman date back to 23 million years: GSI

[ad_1] Baratang’s mud volcano in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. | Photo Credit: Wikipedia Commons The samples collected from India’s only active mud volcano at Baratang in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands belong to the Oligocene age, which was around 23 million years ago, a Geological Survey of India (GSI) official said. The lithoclasts ejected from the crater were found to

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China helps Pak launch satellite: Third such mission this year – what is remote sensing satellite?

[ad_1] China successfully launched a Pakistani remote sensing satellite into orbit on Sunday, accompanied by two of its own satellites, underscoring the deepening space collaboration between the two long-time allies.A Lijian-1 Y8 carrier rocket carrying three satellites—the Pakistan Remote Sensing Satellite (PRSS-2) and China’s AIRSAT 03 and 04—was launched from a commercial aerospace innovation pilot zone in northwest China. The

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Das Keyboard DeltaForce 65 Review: A Keyboard With Odd Layout Choices

[ad_1] A series of shallow grooves line either side of the case’s bottom half. These seem to mimic the side sculpts of some limited-run custom keyboards, and they have a functional purpose, making it easier to lift the keyboard. The design is mirrored in the aluminum knob in the top right corner, which has a similar motif. I really like

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Gemini in Google Home Keeps Mistaking My Dog for a Cat

[ad_1] A cat jumped up on my couch. Wait a minute. I don’t have a cat. The alert about the leaping feline is something my Google Home app sent me when I was out at a party. Turns out it was my dog. This notification came through a day after I turned on Google’s Gemini for Home capability in the

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The Zipper Is Getting Its First Major Upgrade in 100 Years

[ad_1] The teeth were redesigned, the manufacturing process rewritten, and new machinery developed to attach the closure to garments. “The absence of the tape posed various production challenges,” Nishizaki says. “We had to develop new manufacturing equipment and a dedicated sewing machine for integration.” The result: a lighter, more flexible system that reduces material use and environmental impact compared with

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Gemini Weekly Shani Horoscope, October 20-26, 2025: Saturn narrows focus, drop three tasks and finish one

[ad_1] This week, Saturn teaches you to measure growth by your response, not your achievements. You may face familiar challenges, but notice how you handle them now compared to before. That’s real progress. The karmic lesson is about inner maturity. Take a pause before reacting. Think calmly. Choose clarity over impulse. This week is not about dramatic action but about

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Aries Weekly Shani Horoscope, October 20-26, 2025: Saturn checks your temper, silence wins more than a clash

[ad_1] This week, Saturn’s influence asks you to slow down and find balance. You may feel like you’re under pressure to move quickly, but moving too fast will only drain your focus. Instead of reacting, plan your steps carefully. Ask yourself where you are spending too much energy and where you are not giving enough. By pacing yourself, you’ll discover

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Amazon Diwali sale: Last-minute deals on top smartphone models (HT Tech)

[ad_1] The Amazon Diwali sale will end tomorrow, October 20, which means buyers have only a few hours left to make their desired purchase. As of now, Amazon is providing massive deals on electronics products, including smartphones, tablets, earbuds, and other devices. However, if you are in search of last-minute smartphone deals, then we have compiled a list that consists

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WiFi slow at Home? Here are first 3 things you should check (HT Tech)

[ad_1] Published on: Oct 19, 2025 12:47 pm IST Here are three ways to ensure a high-speed internet connection via WiFi at home.  Nowadays, WiFi and internet connection have become a basic necessity at home since our lives have gone digital. From professional to personal work, WiFi is quite crucial to remain connected. However, we often encounter connectivity and slow

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Light up your memories with these 5 smartphone photography tips (HT Tech)

[ad_1] Diwali brings vibrant scenes that naturally invite photography. Homes glow with diyas, streets sparkle with lights, and fireworks paint the sky. Capturing these moments on a smartphone can be rewarding, but low light, fast movements, and busy settings make it challenging. With some practical techniques, you can improve your smartphone photography and preserve clear memories of the festival. Diwali

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Weekly Shani Horoscope (October 20-26, 2025): Saturn triggers delays, these zodiac signs could lose hard-won ground

[ad_1] Saturn is the karmic teacher, imparting wisdom, discipline, and life lessons for our growth. As it transits Pisces and Uttara Bhadrapada First Pada this week, its unyielding gaze insists that we reflect upon the choices we have made and accept responsibility while liberating ourselves from patterns originating in the past. The cosmic influence of Saturn comes to fortify your

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New dragon-like millipede discovered in Thailand’s Pha Daeng cave; revealing mysterious hidden ecosystems |

[ad_1] Source: Tropical Natural Survey Scientists exploring northern Thailand’s hidden caves have made an extraordinary discovery: a new millipede species that resembles a tiny dragon. Found in the Pha Daeng Cave of Mae Hong Son Province near the Myanmar border, this unusual creature has attracted global scientific attention for its unique appearance and behaviour. Named Desmoxytes chaofa, or the Princess

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Chandrayaan-2 makes first-ever observation of Sun’s impact on Moon, says ISRO

[ad_1] Artistic rendition of the CME hurled by the Sun towards the Moon, and its effect on the day-side lunar exosphere (for visualisation only; not up to the scale). Photo: isro.gov.in The lunar orbiter of India’s second moon mission Chandrayaan-2, launched in 2019, has made the first-ever observation of the effects of the Sun’s Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) on the

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JVA, the inventor of the first electronic digital computer

[ad_1] In science and technology, as is the case in many other fields, progress often isn’t accomplished by one person acting in isolation. Renowned English polymath Isaac Newton probably summed this idea best in a letter to fellow scientist Robert Hooke in 1675, when he stated that “If I have seen further [than others], it is by standing upon the

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Music could help ease pain from surgery or illness. Scientists are listening

[ad_1] Nurse Rod Salaysay works with all kinds of instruments in the hospital: a thermometer, a stethoscope and sometimes his guitar and ukulele.In the recovery unit of UC San Diego Health, Salaysay helps patients manage pain after surgery. Along with medications, he offers tunes on request and sometimes sings. His repertoire ranges from folk songs in English and Spanish to

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Vaccine equity is very important; only the Universal Immunisation Programme can achieve it: Gagandeep Kang 

[ad_1] As the principal investigator in the phase III trials of the Rotovac vaccine to prevent rotavirus related gastroenteritis Gagandeep Kang is “very excited” with the publication of the results of a study that established the effectiveness of the vaccine, country wide.   Currently director of the global health team at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, responsible for enterics, diagnostics, epidemiology and genomics portfolio, Dr. Kang, in a previous position with the Christian Medical College, Vellore, built

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16 Gifts for People Who Are Perpetually Cold (2025)

[ad_1] It’s getting cold outside, and it’s even worse for a person who’s always cold. The first crisp morning of the season sends your poor, perpetually cold loved one diving under the bedsheets, digging for the fuzzy socks, or fiddling with the thermostat when your back is turned. (Don’t look—they’re probably doing it right now.) This year, give the gift

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The 15 Best Soundbars We’ve Tested in 2025: Sonos, Sony, Bose

[ad_1] Honorable Mentions Photograph: Parker Hall There are a lot of great soundbars, and we don’t have room to feature them all. Here are some others you might want to consider. Yamaha True X Surround 90a for $3,500: After a yearslong hiatus from the premium market, Yamaha is back with the flagship True X Surround 90A (7/10, WIRED Review), a

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15 Best Heat Protectant Sprays for Wet and Dry Hair (2025)

[ad_1] Compare Our Top Picks Honorable Mentions Photograph: Kat Merck Sutra Heat Guard Blowout Cream for $24: I love Sutra’s IR2 hair straightener, so I had high hopes. This thick and almost fragrance-free cream is meant to protect up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit and reduce drying time, but my hair felt dried out after use. Function of Beauty Smooth With

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