universe

NASA has shared the first image of the universe taken by the James Webb Space Telescope — the largest space telescope ever built. Did you know that 3 Indian scientists helped in making this historic photo possible?

“We want to know how the universe evolved, how we came to this earth and what is our purpose. In fact, some of the chemicals including iron, carbon, that are found in our body can be made only in the interiors of stars,” says Dr Vithal Tilvi.

The SKA will be located in two continents--Africa and Australia--and will be run by the finest scientists and engineers of our time.

ASTROSAT is capable of observing the universe in all its raw form and recently it captured an image of a special galaxy cluster, more than 800 million light-years away.

On the quest to make the coldest spot in the universe, Anita Sengupta, an Indian-American from West Bengal, is one of the masterminds working on NASA's latest physics experiment.

The brand new planetarium has joined the list of a handful of planetariums around the world that will offer a 3D tour of celestial bodies.