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Indias Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) has emerged as a crucial player in the groundbreaking discovery of the universes vibrations caused by ultra-low frequency gravitational waves. The GMRT, based in Pune, was one of the six large telescopes worldwide that contributed to this significant finding,

The discovery is the first evidence for a gravitational wave background, what some scientists are calling a soup of feeble distortions in space-time pervading the entire universe

Operated by the National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (NCRA), India's Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) located in Pune was among the six of the world's largest radio telescopes that paved the way for this discovery of nano-hertz gravitational waves.

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The findings were published on Thursday by a team of global scientists, including from Indian Pulsar Timing Array (InPTA) which used the Pune-based GMRT telescope. The teams results are considered as a crucial milestone in opening a new, astrophysically-rich window in the gravitational wave spectrum.

The existence of gravitational waves was predicted by Albert Einstein’s general theory of relativity more than a century ago, but its experimental confirmation came only in 2015.

Varanasi: A research scholar of IIT(BHU), Kuldip Singh allegedly committed suicide in his hostel room on Sunday night.

A research student residing at the SN Bose Hostel of BHU IIT committed suicide by hanging himself.On the information of the hostel students on Monday, offiicials from the Lanka police station reached thevictim's room and brought down the ...

Kuldeep Singh was a research scholar in the Department of Mathematical Sciences, IIT.

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