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Is the Universe really of the Colours We See in Images? Or Is It a Magnificent Lie?

Is the Universe really of the Colours We See in Images? Or Is It a Magnificent Lie?

Surfing through social media every day, it’s hard not to pause when you see breathtaking images of the universe — vibrant galaxies…
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Jheel Jain
Wormholes and Pathways Through Space: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Universe

Wormholes and Pathways Through Space: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Universe

Wormholes: Cosmic Shortcuts or Science Fiction?
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Aniket Kumar
Tracing planetary shadows : discovering exoplanets through light curve analysis

Tracing planetary shadows : discovering exoplanets through light curve analysis

The search for exoplanets planets orbiting stars beyond our solar system has revolutionized our understanding of the cosmos. Astronomers…
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Ujjwal Pardeshi
Supernova: The Biggest Explosion Mankind Has Ever Seen

Supernova: The Biggest Explosion Mankind Has Ever Seen

“Supernovas, they’re brighter than the brightest galaxies. They die, but everyone watches them go.”
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Yashdeep Podder
Solving the Energy Crisis: Exploring the Dyson Sphere

Solving the Energy Crisis: Exploring the Dyson Sphere

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Ujjwal Pardeshi
Magnetic Monopoles: The theoretical particle that is Most Likely to exist

Magnetic Monopoles: The theoretical particle that is Most Likely to exist

“ If charge is quantized, then magnetic monopoles exist.” -Paul Dirac, 1931
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Akash Sharma
The Quest for a Digital Brain : Entry 1

The Quest for a Digital Brain : Entry 1

The good folks over at WIRED have a recurring series called #wiredsixword where they ask people to form a six word story on the basis of a…
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SRM Astrophilia
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