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Singapore News - Sky gazers around Singapore were dazzled by not one, but two rainbows streaking across the sky on Friday morning. Social media users shared their photos which were taken from several places including Changi, East Coast Park, Tanjong Rhu and Woodlands. The Straits... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE - Sky gazers around Singapore were dazzled by not one, but two rainbows streaking across the sky on Friday (April 21) morning. Social media users shared their photos which were taken from several places including Changi, East Coast Park, Tanjong Rhu and Woodlands. The Straits Times looks at the science behind the multicoloured natural phenomena and everything else you...

Traditionally, high-precision components — for example, mirror optics — are mass-produced in a time-intensive and manufacto

The super-thin, flexible material could one day produce telescope mirrors up to 20 meters wide, according to a new study.

The European Space Agency (ESA) is set to launch its Jupiter Icy Moons Explore (JUICE) mission this week, which aims to explore Jupiter and its moons.

Researchers have developed a new way to produce and shape large, high-quality mirrors that are much thinner than the primary mirrors previously used for telescopes deployed in space. The resulting mirrors are flexible enough to be rolled up and stored compactly inside a launch vehicle.

The institute is constantly introducing several new concepts of translational learning, skill development and new programs under National Education Policy 2020

Using advanced plasma-ion-assisted deposition technology, a team of researchers created an effective combination of antireflective...

Full EUV power at “laboratory scale” achieved by Robert Klas from Friedrich Schiller University.

Researchers have created a method to convert crab shells into bioplastic that could be used to create optical components known as diffraction gratings