Author: Tharun Pranav

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Tharun Pranav is a Law student in the School of Law, Christ University. He is an Extrovert and a Pensive person in nature. One of his strengths is Sarcasm. He also has a passion for Space Law, Economic Analysis of Law, and Intellectual Property Rights. You can find him online on Instagram or LinkedIn.

The dry ice glaciers on Mars are moving at its south pole

Dry ice flows closer to 100 times quicker than water ice in the thin atmospheres of Mars, according to recent research conducted on the planet’s high-altitude slopes.  According to the researchers, carbon dioxide glaciers in the south polar area of Mars were used to confirm this process, and modelling implies that this migration has been occurring for the last 600,000 years.  Observations like this have ramifications for our understanding of ice development across the universe. Earth, Mars, and Pluto have all been confirmed as having fast-flowing ice, but the non-profit Planetary Science Institute in Arizona believes the number of confirmed…

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Assam state leader pushes to replace India's religion-based laws

Hindu marriage and inheritance laws should be replaced with a single civil code, according to the chief minister of Assam on Sunday, criticizing regulations that enable Muslim men to have four wives and other religious restrictions. In order to avoid upsetting India’s Hindu majority, as well as its Muslim and Christian minorities, successive administrations have refrained from implementing such a code of conduct since its inception. The Hindu nationalist party of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its hardline affiliates, on the other hand, want to roll out the code in select states first to measure the intensity of any response…

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Carlo Ancelotti becomes first manager to win Europe’s top five league titles

Carlo Ancelotti is considered to be a great legend in the world of football. After winning the La Liga title with Real Madrid on Saturday, the Italian manager made history by becoming the first manager ever to win all five major league titles in the same season: in Spain, Germany, France, England and Italy. According to realmadrid.com, after the game, the Madrid coach had the following to say: “It gives me a huge sense of satisfaction.” I like what I do, and the fact that I’ve won five league championships indicates that I’ve done a good job. My pride in…

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core of the galaxy

In a new study, researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have discovered an alternate explanation for the unexplained gamma-ray signal emanating from the core of the galaxy, which has long been suspected to be a hallmark of dark matter in the universe. Gamma rays are a kind of electromagnetic radiation that has the shortest wavelength and the greatest energy of all types of electromagnetic radiation. Professor Roland Crocker, a co-author of the study, believes that this particular gamma-ray signal — known as the Galactic Center Excess — may be the result of a specific type of rapidly rotating neutral…

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Bihar Police use Artificial Intelligence

Using artificial intelligence (AI) technology, the Bihar Police will soon be able to apprehend those engaged in illicit liquor trade and other criminal activities, according to a top police official who spoke on Friday. He claims that the artificial intelligence system would digitise and automate all activities, removing the need for the police department to manually manage data. “Once it is implemented, it will aid police officers in their efforts to apprehend gangs or people engaged in illicit booze trafficking in the dry state. With real-time analytics and automated processes, it will be simple to identify their area of operations…

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Moon water may originate from Earth

Several water deposits on the moon, which have been discovered by scientists, may have had their start in our planet’s atmosphere. According to new research, an estimated amount of water equivalent to a lake’s worth of water that evaporated from Earth’s atmosphere millions of years ago may be spread under the moon’s surface as liquid deposits or buried in permafrost, according to new research. This earthly water may cover up to 840 cubic miles (3,500 cubic kilometers) in the moon’s polar regions, which is almost equal to the amount of Lake Huron in North America, which is the world’s eighth-largest…

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Madras High Court

Madras High Court- It has been decided by the Madras High Court to invoke the “parens patriae jurisdiction” and proclaim Mother Nature to be a Living Being, with all the rights, obligations, and liabilities that accompany being a living being, in order to maintain and conserve them.  The Madurai bench of the High Court, while dealing with a petition from a former Tahsildar-level official who sought to quash disciplinary proceedings against him for allegedly granting patta (land deed) for government land classified as “Forest Poramboke Land” to certain individuals, placed great emphasis on the importance of nature conservation.  In response…

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International Court of Justice

Germany petitions the International Court of Justice to deny Italy reparations for Nazi atrocities. After an earlier finding that such claims breached international law, Germany launched a lawsuit against Italy in the United Nations’ highest court, alleging that Rome had continued to enable victims of Nazi war crimes to seek compensation from the German government notwithstanding the verdict. Germany’s application to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which was published on the court’s website late on Friday. It claims that Italy persists in allowing compensation requests to be brought in domestic courts despite the ICJ’s 2012 ruling that doing so…

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Cheteshwar Pujara Hits the Third Hundred in Three County Championship Matches

Cheteshwar Pujara, the senior Indian batter, continued his outstanding performance in the English County Championship on Friday, hitting his third century in as many games for Sussex in Hove, United Kingdom. When Pujara was dismissed for 107 off 167 balls, he had hammered 13 fours to help his team create a commanding lead against Durham, who had been all out for 223 in their first innings. This tweet is embedded below: The out-of-favour The India batsman, who is in excellent form, is making the most of his brief spell in the country. He has already scored three hundreds in his…

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On Earth, Japan's asteroid samples encountered unexpected challenges: A pandemic, traffic bottlenecks, and airport security

Asteroid rock collection is rocket science; transporting the boulders to a laboratory is another issue entirely. Take, for example, Japan’s Hayabusa2 mission, that commenced in 2014 with the goal of capturing samples from a near-Earth asteroid named Ryugu and returning them to Earth in December 2020. However, even though the space stones arrived in Japan, the journey was far from ended. For one thing, NASA’s Astro materials Research and Exploration Science (ARES) facility at Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Texas needed to catch another trip in order to deliver part of the asteroid material. This journey did not need the…

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