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Get the appGetA student has developed a pocket-sized particle detector costing just $100. This device, known as CosmicWatch, can track invisible particles called muons that rain down from space. The affordable detector reveals cosmic particles, making advanced particle detection accessible and portable for educational and scientific purposes.
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BusinessStock markets declined on September 23 as oil prices surged and US bond yields increased due to inflation concerns. The situation was compounded by a lack of progress from world leaders at the UN General Assembly in resolving Middle East turmoil. These factors contributed to market uncertainty and investor caution.
Channel Newsasia·13h ago
TechnologyThe Seva First Innovation Challenge has opened applications inviting technology-driven solutions from innovators across Maharashtra, Goa, Chhattisgarh, and Daman and Diu. The challenge offers a total prize pool of ₹5 crore and focuses on sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, AI, education, and urban development.
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PoliticsThe United States has invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to attend the December G20 meeting in Miami, Florida. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that Putin could potentially hold a summit with President Donald Trump during the event. This invitation signals a possible high-level diplomatic engagement between the two leaders at the international forum.
Devdiscourse·13h ago·Miami
EntertainmentA Tennessee judge has issued a temporary restraining order in favor of Dolly Parton's estate against her late nephew Bryan Seaver and his private security company. The order restricts Seaver's actions as part of ongoing legal proceedings involving the singer's estate.
Wmur·13h ago·Tennessee
HealthJammu and Kashmir has around 51,000 to 71,000 cancer patients, highlighting a critical healthcare challenge. Health Minister Sakina Itoo emphasized the need for a comprehensive cancer registry and expanded screening beyond urban centers. Strengthening local medical facilities, ensuring financial aid, and launching cervical cancer vaccination are key steps. Effective cancer care requires early diagnosis, timely treatment, and coordinated efforts across government and communities.
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Google News·17h ago
A student has developed a pocket-sized particle detector costing just $100. This device, known as CosmicWatch, can track invisible particles called muons that rain down from space. The affordable detector reveals cosmic particles, making advanced particle detection accessible and portable for educational and scientific purposes.
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