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Minister from the daily mail. the paper reports three pieces of good news which it says gives a huge boost for the case to end lockdown on 21 june. the daily mirror says it isjoining a campaign to save a pub in lancashire, which needs to be bought by sunday or will be lost. the paper says nearly a fifth of pubs face being closed by august after being devastated by the pandemic. and in the daily record there's a call for school children to be able to watch scotland's euro match on monday when they play the czech republic. "you'll never take our fitba" is the headline. a quick look at one story ...

TELLTALE STARE: The luminosity of BL Lac observed on January 16, 2021 is about 250% of that seen on Oct 27, 2020, measured in terms of solar luminosity BENGALURU: Indian astronomers have reported one of the strongest flares from a feeding supermassive black hole or blazar called BL Lacertae, some 10 million light-years away. And, the analysis of the flare from this blazar — one of the oldest astronomical objects — can help trace the mass of the black hole and the source of this emission. This, the team believes can provide a lead to probe into mysteries and trace events at different stag...

Team Of Indian Astronomers Detect One Of The Strongest Flares From Very Rare Supermassive Black Hole Source: SciTechDaily A team of Indian astronomers headed by Alok Chandra Gupta from the Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences (ARIES) has reported BL Lacertae, which is one of the strongest flares from a feeding supermassive black hole, referred to as a blazar. It is considered to be one of the oldest astronomical objects and can assist in tracing the mass of the black hole and the source of this emission, Times of Indiareports. Furthermore, this discovery can guide towards ...

Square Kilometer Array Observatory launched in South Africa will take a decade to complete The radio telescope is going to be composed of 197 dishes in total. All of them will be 15 metres in diameter. Feb 10, 2021 10:34:37 IST The South African Radio Astronomy Observatory (SARAO) announced that the Square Kilometre Array Observatory (SKAO) project was successfully launched on Monday. This was finalised after a meeting of SKAO council members held last week approved the establishment of the world’s largest radio telescope. According to NASA, the Square Kilometre Array will be built in So...

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