Author: Khyati Mishra

Student of Mass Cmmunication and a part time journalist. Prefers to work on the analytical side of the world. Writing has been a hobby for very long and the journalist within enlivens the taste of it. Part time aestrophile and space enthusiast. Currently working on learning Physics and Mathematics.

Iran protests after a woman dies in custody

Social, religious, and political groups were outraged by the 22-year-death. old’s Security forces killed four people. Anti Government protests erupted across Iran on Monday in response to a young woman’s death in moral police custody. According to three Iran-focused human rights organisations, security forces fired on crowds in the northwest, killing four men. More than a dozen cities and university campuses in Tehran saw mostly female-led protests. Mahsa Amini, 22, died Friday after being arrested for violating Iran’s hijab law, which requires women to cover their hair and wear loose-fitting robes. Monday protesters waved their headscarves in defiance. In Tehran,…

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India Strongly condemns' Leicester attacks on Hindu symbols

India’s victory over Pakistan in a Twenty-Twenty Asia Cup match on August 28 sparked a wave of violence. According to the police statement, on Sunday there was an altercation between groups of young men in Leicestershire. At least 15 people have been arrested thus far in connection with this investigation.

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A powerful earthquake has shook much of Taiwan, resulting in one death and nine injuries.

According to Taiwan’s Emergency Operations Centre, there was one fatality and nine minor injuries. On Sunday, a powerful earthquake shook much of Taiwan, toppling a three-story building with four people temporarily trapped inside, stranding about 400 tourists on a mountainside, and derailing a portion of a passenger train. The magnitude 6.8 earthquake was the largest of dozens that have shaken the southeastern coast of the island since Saturday evening when a magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck the same region. Most of the damage appeared to be north of the epicenter, which Taiwan’s Central Weather Bureau reported was 7 kilometers beneath the…

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"Water from beyond Earth" was found in a meteor that fell in the UK last year.

The scientist also claimed that the composition of the meteorite’s extraterrestrial water was “very, very similar” to that of water on Earth. In February 2021, a meteorite crashed into a driveway in a town in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom. The most recent report suggests that scientists have discovered extraterrestrial water in the meteorite. This may explain where the water in the vast oceans on Earth originated. According to a report in The Independent, Ashley King, a researcher in the planetary materials group at the Natural History Museum, stated that approximately 12% of the sample consisted of water and that it was…

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NASA is funding U.S. firms to construct commercial replacements for the pioneering International Space Station.

The ISS was the first global technology collaboration. During 22 years of continuous habitation, it hosted 258 astronauts and cosmonauts from 20 countries. LambdaVision, a biotech company in Connecticut, received a package from space in August. Inside the shoebox-sized package were samples of a protein-based film that the company hopes will one day be the basis of an artificial retina to restore sight to the blind. Microgravity on the International Space Station allowed LambdaVision to create more consistent and even protein layers. LambdaVision’s CEO, Nicole Wagner, believes the company could mass-produce retinas on commercial space stations in a few years.…

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After lunar mineral, China claims to find water on moon

The Chang’e-5 lunar lander from China is the one that made history by being the first to find evidence of native water on the Moon in real-time According to reports, after recently claiming to have discovered a new mineral on the moon, the Chinese Academy of Scientists discovered more water than previously explored on Earth’s natural satellite. According to reports, after recently claiming to have discovered a new mineral on the moon, the Chinese Academy of Scientists discovered more water than previously explored on Earth’s natural satellite. A few days ago, on September 9, China’s National Space Administration (CNSA) and…

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The advancement of biomedical research accelerated by the creation of a database containing structures of 200 million proteins.

For the most part, X-ray crystallography has been the method of choice among scientists for determining the structure of proteins. This will cost a lot of money and take a lot of time. Naturally, the predictions made by AlphaFold would have to be validated using the tried-and-true methods. Researchers have utilized AlphaFold, a revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) network, to predict the structures of more than 200 million proteins from around 1 million species, representing nearly every known protein on Earth. The data dump is freely accessible on a database created by DeepMind, the London-based artificial intelligence company that developed AlphaFold…

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South Korea's nuclear fusion reactor reaches 100 million degrees celsius, 7 times hotter than the sun

A fusion device in South Korea superconducting tokamak advanced research(KSTAR) made a record the time it maintained a temperature of 100-degree Celsius, 7 times hotter than the sun for nearly 20 seconds.  The reactor was successful in maintaining the temperature without plasma edge instabilities or impurity accumulation.  “KSTAR’s success in maintaining the high-temperature plasma for 20 seconds will be an important turning point in the race for securing the technologies for the long high-performance plasma operation, a critical component of a commercial nuclear fusion reactor in the future,” says Si-Woo Yoo, the center director of the KSTAR research at Korea…

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