In the decades-long history of studying these phenomena, no one has observed a system that naturally leads to such fractional electron effects, according to the researchers.
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In this blog post, Ed Publica's Science Editor, Karthik Vinod, skims over some of the state-funded science projects in India that existed before and after independence.
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The dawn of the artificial intelligence (AI) era is often compared to transformative technological advancements such as the steam engine, electricity, and the personal computer. These...
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A magma ocean might've wrapped the ancient moon, suggests findings from India's robotic lunar mission, Chandrayaan-3.
The ISRO Chairman underscored India's commitment to developing reusable rockets, an initiative that promises to reduce costs and increase the frequency of missions
