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Euclid Space Telescope's First Test Images Show Promise For Exploring Dark Matter And Dark Energy

Swarajya News Staff

Early commissioning test image — Euclid’s Near-Infrared Spectrometre and Photometre (NISP) instrument (Image: ESA/Euclid/Euclid Consortium/NASA, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO)

Betelgeuse: The Variable Red Supergiant Star Raises Concerns, And Excitement, About A Possible Supernova Explosion

Swarajya News Staff

Digitized Sky Survey image of Betelgeuse (Image: ESO/Digitized Sky Survey 2. Acknowledgment: Davide De Martin.)

Explained: World's Largest Liquid Mirror Telescope, Exclusively For Astronomy, Inaugurated In India

Top view of the ILMT, located at the Devasthal observatory of ARIES. (Image: ARIES).

Peering At Ancient Light, Webb Opens New Vistas

Srinivas Prasad Ganti

An artist's illustration of NASA's James Webb space telescope with its sunshield fully deployed

Lagrange Point 2, James Webb Space Telescope’s Observational Post In Space, Explained

Photo: NASA Webb Telescope/Twitter

Indian Scientists Unravel Mystery Behind Higher Abundance Of Heavy Elements In Carbon-Rich Stars

2yr News Headlines

CW Leonis, a Carbon Star (Pic Via Wikipedia)

How Hubble Successor James Webb Telescope Can Greatly Expand Our Understanding Of The Universe

The James Webb Space Telescope is on track for a launch date of 22 December. (Photo: NASA Webb Telescope/Twitter)

James Webb Space Telescope Set For Launch On 24 December

The James Webb Space Telescope will take off on the new launch date of 24 December. (Photo: NASA Webb Telescope/Twitter)

Indian Scientists Find New Method To Study Environment Of Exoplanets Using Polarisation Of Light

(Pic Via Wikipedia)

IIA Bengaluru, IIT Bombay Extend Collaboration On GROWTH-India Robotic Telescope In Ladakh

GROWTH-India is part of the international GROWTH network: a Global Relay of Observatories Watching Transients Happen. (Photo: GROWTH-India)

The Inherent Limitations Of Measurement In Science, Astrophysics In Particular

Sensing the cosmos

Colossal Comet Spotted In Outer Solar System, Coming In From Deep In The Oort Cloud

Representative image of Comet Neowise from 2020

Shooting Star Wish Comes True For This Indian Scientist

Aravindan Neelakandan

An artist's impression of the formation of the solar system (NASA)

Elon Musk's SpaceX Wins Contract To Launch NASA's Astrophysics Mission

SpaceX Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk (Kevork Djansezian/GettyImages)

What Does It Mean When You Discover A Black Hole That Shouldn't Even Exist?

New development in black hole physics

How Science Research Is Coping In Times Of Coronavirus – A Chat With Astrophysicist Dr Karan Jani

Swarajya Videos

Watch our conversation with LIGO India scientist Dr Karan Jani.

Watch: Astrophysicist Dr Karan Jani On “Listening To The Universe”

Dr Karan Jani (Screengrab from the TED Talks video)

In Gravitational Waves, A New And Powerful Way To Speak To The Universe

An artist’s impression of gravitational waves generated by binary neutron stars. (R Hurt/Caltech-JPL)

Discovery Of Sun-Like Star And Its Planets Could Reveal Planetary System History

This artist’s concept depicts a distant hypothetical solar system, similar in age to our own.

Indian Researchers Show That Neutron Stars, Like Black Holes, Radiate Gravitational Waves

Neutron star (Kevin Gill/Flickr)

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