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The universe expansion: New theories proposed!

BioTech Today January 25, 2022January 25, 2022 1

Rutuja M. Borawke, M.E.S. Abasaheb Garware College, Pune Scientists from Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Ahmedabad & IISc Bangalore have compiled research that focuses on examining the driving force for expanding the universe & the nature of dark energy. Mohanty from PRL clears the fact that only 5% of the universe is understood. The remaining is […]

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Sun- Yellow ball of fire, Is it?

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Pratyushee Ghosh,  Amity University Kolkata Every child has held out for the yellow crayon or marker when it’s time to illustrate the sun. This common perception results in articles. Like one in Sciworthy, “The yellow sun in our sky provides the sunshine and energy needed to sustain our planet.” Pretty forgivable, on condition that even astronomers confer with the sun as a “yellow […]

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