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Astronomers Find Most Luminous "Cow" to Shine in X-Rays

Another member of the new “Cow” class of supernova explosions has been discovered-the brightest one seen in X-rays to date. The new event, dubbed

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State-level NCSC-2021 from December 6 in online mode

The 29th state-level National Children's Science Congress (NCSC)-2021 will be held during December 6-8 in the online mode.

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Indian astronomers discover a new exoplanet and rare stars hotter than Sun

The first discovery was made by a team from Ahembdabad's Physical Research Laboratory (PRL) recently

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Indian astronomers discover eight 'exotic' radio stars hotter than Sun

Indian astronomers discover eight 'exotic' radio stars hotter than Sun - As MRPs are stars hotter than Sun with unusually strong magnetic fields and much stronger stellar wind they emit bright radio pulses like lighthouse.

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Indian astronomers discover new exoplanet, rare stars hotter than sun

The planet is 1.4 times the size of Jupiter

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Indian astronomers discover a new exoplanet and rare stars hotter than Sun

The first discovery was made by a team from Ahembdabad's Physical Research Laboratory (PRL) recently

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Barnali Das From Assam Leads NCRA Astronomers Team To Discover Rare Radio Stars

Both Das and Prof. Chandra have been actively involved in various projects aiming at the characterization of this little known class of objects MRPs.

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Assam's Barnali Das leads NCRA astronomers team to discover rare radio stars

Assam's girl Branali Das and her supervisor Prof. Poonam Chandra, NCRA, and the team discovered rare radio stars. For the first time

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Indian astronomers discovered a rare class of radio stars hotter than sun

Indian astronomers has discovered a rare class of radio stars that belongs to a class 'Main-sequence Radio Pulse' emitters or MRPs.

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Indian astronomers discover stars hotter than Sun

Sun is hot, really hot. The surface of the sun is burning at more than 5000 degrees Celsius. At the core, it is even hotter. But group of Indian astronomers have now found stars that are hotter than the Sun.

These stars, eight in all, belong to a rare class called 'MRPs' or Main-sequence Radio Pulse emitters. The Pune-based astronomers have discovered the stars by using Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) located near Pune.

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