- 1 India’s ‘Baahubali’ Rocket Launches Heaviest-Ever Satellite into Orbit
- 2 Aditya-L1 Helps Decode an Unusual Solar Superstorm
- 3 Chandrayaan-3 Reveals an Active Plasma Environment
- 4 Alaknanda: A Mature Galaxy When the Universe Was Still Young
- 5 GlowCas9: A CRISPR Protein That Lights Up Gene Editing
- 6 Indigenous Hydrogen Fuel Cell Passenger Vessel Begins Commercial Service
- 7 DHRUV64: First Indigenous 64-bit Microprocessor
- 8 Indian Navy Receives ASW Shallow Water Craft ‘Anjadip’
- 9 India-US MH-60R Seahawk Helicopter Sustainment Deal
- 10 IIT Delhi Develops Ingestible Gut-Sampling Device
- 11 National Hub for Quantum Communication Launched
- 12 Niger Eliminates Onchocerciasis
- 13 Life-Essential Sugars Detected in Asteroid Bennu Samples
- 14 Key Gene Mutations Driving Oral Cancer in Women Identified
- 15 Hansa-3 (NG) Trainer Aircraft & SARAS Mk-2 Programme
- 16 Navy Receives Taragiri Stealth Frigate
- 17 GPS Spoofing
- 18 Ghost Pairing
- 19 Cyber Slavery
- 20 Nitrofurans
JWST Detects Oldest Supernova Ever Observed
Recently, astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope detected the light from the oldest and most distant supernova ever observed, dating back nearly 13 billion years to just about 730 million years after the Big Bang.
- The supernova was linked to a powerful gamma-ray burst, GRB 250314A, signalling the collapse of a massive star and the likely formation of a stellar-mass black hole.
- Due to cosmic expansion and time dilation, the supernova’s peak brightness appeared delayed, reaching its maximum roughly three-and-a-half months after the gamma-ray burst from Earth’s perspective.
- JWST also detected the supernova’s host galaxy, revealing that its environment appears similar ....
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