NASA observes brightest black hole blasts since the Big Bang | – The Times of India

NASA observes brightest black hole blasts since the Big Bang | – The Times of India

NASA, along with the European Space Agency (ESA) and several ground-based observatories, has detected some of the most powerful space explosions ever recorded. These dramatic events happened when giant black holes tore apart massive stars. The explosions were so intense that they released more energy than 100 supernovae, which are already among the brightest events…

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Chai took longer: Why Jayant Vishnu Narlikar questioned the Big Bang theory | – The Times of India

Chai took longer: Why Jayant Vishnu Narlikar questioned the Big Bang theory | – The Times of India

On Monday, after news broke of the death of renowned astrophysicist Jayant Vishnu Narlikar, author Manu Joseph shared a striking memory. Narlikar, known for questioning the Big Bang theory, once told him, “Chai took longer.” It was the second-most interesting tea-related analogy about the universe since Russell’s teapot, which sought to shift the burden of…

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Jayant Narlikar educational qualifications: The Indian astrophysicist who went from Varanasi to Cambridge and beyond the Big Bang – Times of India

Jayant Narlikar educational qualifications: The Indian astrophysicist who went from Varanasi to Cambridge and beyond the Big Bang – Times of India

From classrooms in Varanasi to reshaping ideas in cosmology, Jayant Narlikar‘s journey remains a shining example of scientific integrity and vision. Jayant Vishnu Narlikarwas born on July 19, 1938, in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, into a deeply academic household. His father, Vishnu Vasudev Narlikar, was a prominent mathematician and physicist, and a professor at Banaras Hindu University…

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How supernovas sparked life with water 100 million years after the Big Bang | – The Times of India

How supernovas sparked life with water 100 million years after the Big Bang | – The Times of India

Around 100 million years after the Big Bang, the universe might have been filled with something unexpected—water. A new study suggests that supernovas, the catastrophic explosions of massive stars, could have flooded the early universe with water, providing the key ingredient for life to form. These stellar explosions released vast amounts of heavy elements, including…

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