An astronomy professor at the University of Leiden, Ignas Snellen,called brown dwarfs ‘failed stars‘ because they were too […]
Month: January 2015
An astronomy professor at the University of Leiden, Ignas Snellen,called brown dwarfs ‘failed stars‘ because they were too […]
Fascinating things are happening to the world’s most-watched comet, 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, as it approaches the Sun. A new study from […]
In January 1947, the American War Assets Administration dumped drums of sodium left over after the end of […]
When writing one of my first pieces for The Hindu, I remember being called out for using a […]
Astronomers using the HESS telescopes have discovered a new source of high-energy gamma rays. Dubbed a superbubble, it […]
Once I finished Steven Weinberg’s book Dreams of a Final Theory, I figured I’d write a long-winding review about what […]
1. Will the most advanced Indian state’s gamble payoff? “Sikkim’s own energy needs of 409 megawatts (MW) were met […]
In his book Dreams of a Final Theory, Nobel-Prize-winning physicist Steven Weinberg discusses the various aspects of the […]
Even after the loss of a critical stabilization system on-board, the NASA Kepler space telescope has made an […]