Astronomers have for the first time spotted two black holes circling each other, locked in a cosmic dance.

In the digital age, we’ve grown used to identifying revolutions by their tools: the computer, the internet, AI, and now quantum. But a quiet shift is underway, less obvious than a new device or algorithm, but exponentially more powerful. We are entering the Age of Knowledge.

A novel battery technology has been developed by scientists that makes the battery flexible enough to fold like a piece of paper and also is safe enough to touch without any worry. Commonly used Lithium-ion batteries are prone to overheating and explosion.

India has 1,002.85 million internet subscribers as of April–June this year. Rural internet penetration stands at approximately 46 subscribers per 100 population, highlighting the need for satellite internet to bridge the digital divide.

Astronomers have mapped in detail the invisible layers of cosmic dust that veil our Milky Way and redden the light of the stars. This may help trace the locations where the next generation of stars may be forming.

A tiny digital receiver system based on a compact single-board computer about the size of a credit card could now help us unravel the mysteries of the Cosmic Dawn, when the very first stars flickered to life.