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    Mirror to space
    (Hindu Group of Publication, 2011-02-26) Bandyopadhay, Amalendu
    In the 20 years of its functioning, the Hubble Space Telescope has revealed hitherto unknown secrets.
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    Mercury up close
    (Hindu Group of Publication, 2011-06-04) Bandyopadhay, Amalendu
    When MESSENGER, launched by NASA, began orbiting Mercury on March 18, it became the first spacecraft to do so.
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    Gentle giant
    (Hindu Group of Publication, 2011-04-23) Ramchandran, R.
    John Willard Milnor, the wizard of higher dimensions, gets the Abel Prize, which is regarded as the “Mathematician's Nobel”.
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    For a true picture
    (Hindu Group of Publication, 2011-11-04) Ramchandran, R.
    The use of Adaptive Optics and Robo-AO will go a long way in improving the performance of optical instruments such as telescopes.
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    Cosmic link
    (Hindu Group of Publication, 2011-03-12) Ramchandran, R.
    Scientists argue that cloud formation modulated by galactic cosmic rays has an impact on climate change.
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    Cosmic crash
    (Hindu Group of Publication, 2011-07-02) Ramchandran, R.
    Evidence of a gamma-ray burst picked up by a NASA spacecraft has scientists wondering what mighty cosmic event could have caused it.
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    Chasing supernovae
    (Hindu Group of Publication, 2011-10-22) Ramchandran, R.
    The universe is expanding faster than ever before: this is what the research of the winners of this year's Nobel Prize in physics concludes.
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    Antimatter belt
    (Hindu Group of Publication, 2011-08-27) Ramchandran, R.
    Antimatter technology has enormous potential because of the huge amount of energy released during the annihilation process.