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Explained: Why parts of the US may be able to see the Northern Lights The Northern Lights, also known as aurora borealis, are usually witnessed far up in the polar regions or the high latitude regions of Europe. But, on Thursday, they could be visible in parts of Illinois and Pennsylvania in the US. December 10, 2020 2:12:46 pm The northern lights in Lapland, Finland. (The New York Times: Russ Juskalian, File) Northern Lights, also known as aurora borealis, are usually witnessed far up in the polar regions or the high latitude regions of Europe, like in No...

Explained: What are the reasons for the mysterious monoliths of Utah and Romania? © Provided by The Indian Express Last month, during a routine survey of bighorn sheep in Utah’s Red Rock Country, the US state’s wildlife agency discovered a 10-12 ft tall, three-sided metal monolith at the base of a canyon. When the helicopter-borne team went down to investigate it, they found that there were no indications of how or when it appeared there. or who had installed it so firmly into the canyon's rocky floor. In an official statement issued on November 23, the Utah Department for Public Safet...

Explained: What is Submarine Day that celebrates INS Kalvari? © Provided by The Indian Express The Indian Navy celebrated Submarine Day on Tuesday. It was on December 8 that the Indian Naval Ensign was unfurled on INS Kalvari, the first submarine to be inducted in the Indian Navy, at Riga in Latvia, the erstwhile USSR, in 1967. Kalvari is the Malayalam name for Tiger Shark, a predator in the Indian Ocean. The Kalvari was decommissioned in 1996 after 29 years of service. What kind of submarine was INS Kalvari? INS Kalvari was a diesel-electric submarine of the Foxtrot Class from the erstwhil...