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In a thrilling astronomical development, the world's largest "eye on the universe" -- an optical, infra-red, 30-metre telescope (TMT) -- is fast coming up with critical help from Indian scientists, engineers and industries at its proposed location in Maunakea in US' Hawaii.

In a thrilling astronomical development, the worlds largest "eye on the universe" -- an Optical, Infra-red, Thirty Metre Telescope (TMT) -- is fast coming up with critical help from Indian scientists, engineers and industries at its proposed location in Maunakea in US Hawaii. �� US: World’s Largest Telescope ‘Eye on the Universe’, Worth $2.6 Billion, Coming Up in Hawaii With Indian Scientists’ Help; Japan, Canada and China Amongst Collabs.

When large stars in the universe collapse or die, they generate GRBs, which are massive but incredibly bright, high-energy brief gamma radiations.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Students and common people will have the opportunity to interact with space scientists, and space industry entrepreneurs at a National Space Science Exhibition which will begin in the city from December 6. India News | Science Enthusiasts to Get Opportunity for Interacting with Space Scientists at Exhibition.

Exhibits, discussions, panels and more at Science City, Birla Industrial and Technological Museum and other partner venues

Northeastern parts of the country such as Agartala, Kohima, and Guwahati were able to catch a glimpse of the maximum obscuration of the lunar disc.

Stargazers across the country were treated to a visual delight as the earth cast its shadow on the moon in the last total lunar eclipse of the year on Tuesday.

Scientists have spotted surprising rapid oscillations of brightness in the jet of a blazar called BL Lac during a strong multi-wavelength outburst.