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2026 के केमिस्ट्री नोबेल का ऐलान आज: भारतीय मूल के शंकर बालासुब्रमण्यम का नाम चर्चा में; DNA सीक्वेंसिंग के लिए इसी साल वुल्फ केमिस्ट्री पुरस्कार मिला

The Chemistry Nobel for 2026 will be announced today. This time the name of Indian-origin British scientist Shankar Balasubramaniam is also in discussion for the award. He received the Wolf Chemistry Prize this year along with David Kleinerman and Pascal Mayer. All three were honored for their significant contributions to developing next-generation DNA sequencing. Apart…

Indian-origin astronaut Anil Menon to conduct second spacewalk in 10 days today

DainikNews Live Admin2 months ago04 mins

Indian-origin NASA astronaut Anil Menon is preparing for his second spacewalk in just 10 days as he steps outside the International Space Station (ISS) on Tuesday to help replace a critical communications antenna aboard the orbiting laboratory. Menon, currently serving as a flight engineer on Expedition 75, will be joined by European Space Agency (ESA)…

Monsoon woes: Central India worst hit with 60% rain deficit, clouds out of reach

DainikNews Live Admin4 months ago04 mins

India’s southwest monsoon continues to struggle across large parts of the country, with fresh data from the India Meteorological Department (IMD) showing a sharp rainfall deficit over key regions even as the crucial June rainfall season enters its second half. According to the IMD’s region-wise rainfall map issued on June 19, the country has recorded…

खबर हटके- जापान बना रहा दांत उगाने वाली दवा: स्पेन के गांव में फ्री घर और नौकरी; चीन ने बनाई 50 दिनों में गलने वाली प्लास्टिक

DainikNews Live Admin5 months ago01 mins

Japan is making a medicine that will allow people’s teeth to grow back. At the same time, a village in Spain is giving free houses and jobs to the people to live there. On the other hand, scientists in China have created such plastic which melts in 50 days. . A man from Kerala received…

Trump and Xi both want to land on the Moon first. Who will win the race?

DainikNews Live Admin6 months ago07 mins

More than half a century after the Apollo era ended, the Moon is once again at the centre of a geopolitical contest, this time between the United States and China. As US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping engage in high-stakes diplomatic talks in Beijing amid growing tensions over trade and technology, another…

“Like Crossing Into Orbit”: Shubhanshu Shukla Shares Surreal Experience Inside NASA Elevator

DainikNews Live Admin6 months ago03 mins

An ordinary elevator became a moment of wonder and inspiration, as astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla shared a unique experience from NASA on social media. Posting on his X handle, Shukla described how stepping into one of NASA’s elevators felt far from routine. He said that entering it for the first time felt less like moving between…

Venus And Jupiter To Appear Side By Side In Rare Sky Show This Summer

DainikNews Live Admin8 months ago06 mins

A rare celestial event will give skywatchers an opportunity to see two of the brightest planets appear extremely close to each other in the evening sky. On 9 June 2026, Venus and Jupiter will move so close together that the distance between them will appear similar to the width of a little finger held at…

Europe’s solar spy satellite has gone dark and nobody knows why

DainikNews Live Admin8 months ago04 mins

Europe’s ambitious mission to photograph the Sun’s outer atmosphere, or corona, has hit a serious snag. The European Space Agency (Esa) has lost contact with one of the two spacecraft powering its Proba-3 mission, and scientists are now racing to find out what went wrong. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE PROBA-3 CORONAGRAPH? In early February, an…

Falling Space Debris Can Be Tracked Across Earth Using Earthquake Sensors

DainikNews Live Admin9 months ago04 mins

Every day, at least three large pieces of space debris, such as old satellites and spent rocket stages, fall back to Earth. But scientists have very limited knowledge of where these dangerous fragments land and what happens to them in the atmosphere. A new method may help track these debris fragments in real time using…

Pilot captures jaw-dropping auroras that look like they’re crashing on Earth

DainikNews Live Admin9 months ago03 mins

In a spectacle that rivals science fiction, Canadian pilot Kamil Melnyk captured auroras appearing to crash onto Earth like ethereal waves during a recent barrage of geomagnetic storms. Flying a Boeing 787 Dreamliner at 37,000 feet over Northern Manitoba, Hudson Bay, and Baffin Island on the nights of January 18-19, 2026, Melnyk’s cockpit offered an…