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    Strong Solar flare making its way towards Earth
    (2014-09-13) The Hindu
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    Celestial spectacle
    (The Hindu Group of Publications, 2011-12-11) Ganesan, V.
    This year's last total lunar eclipse presented a celestial spectacle for people all over the country in the pre-dusk hours of Saturday. The eclipse began at 5.02 p.m. and ended at 11.02 p.m., the total phase commenced at 7.36 p.m. and got over at 8.28 p.m. Lunar eclipse occurs when the earth, in course of its orbit around the sun, comes between the moon and the sun in such a way that the moon is hidden in the shadow cast by the earth. This can occur only when the sun, the earth and the moon are aligned in a straight line. This photograph was taken in Chennai.
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    Close up, Mercury is looking less boring
    (The Hindu Group of Publication, 2011-06-18) Chang, Kenneth
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    Searching for extrasolar "super-Earths"
    (The Hindu Group of Publication, 2010-12-04) The Hindu
    Space telescope Kepler- launched last year to search for Earth-like planets outside our solar system- has discovered more than 700 candidates. Although most "super-Earths" found so far are giants more similar to Jupiter, some may not be too different from Earth.