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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 09 Oct 2026, 06:59 PM IST

NASA Dawn Image Reveals Martian Cliffs in Unprecedented Detail

NASA has released a striking dawn image from the Curiosity rover that captures Martian cliffs and layered terrain with unusual clarity, offering scientists a sharper look at the planet’s ancient geology. The photograph is more than a visual milestone: it adds context to Mars’ long climate history and the environmental forces that shaped its surface over billions of years.

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Fashion & Luxury2026-09-02T09:30:00.000Z

Aditya Birla Fashion & Retail readies Galeries Lafayette's Mumbai debut in Fort district

Aditya Birla Fashion & Retail is preparing to open Galeries Lafayette's first Mumbai flagship in the city's Fort district, bringing the Parisian department store's multi-brand luxury format into one of India's most historically layered retail addresses. The project signals a sharpened contest for the country's high-end consumer, where heritage architecture, experiential shopping and global brand curation are increasingly inseparable.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition06 Oct 2026, 12:27 AM IST

Oklahoma Crater Recast as Far Younger, Sharpening Its Link to a Mass Extinction Era

New research suggests a buried meteor crater in Oklahoma may be about 100 million years younger than scientists previously believed, potentially moving its formation into a period associated with a major extinction event. The revised dating does not by itself prove a causal link, but it significantly changes the crater’s scientific importance and could reshape how researchers interpret impact history in North America.

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Big Tech, Cloud & SemiconductorsRecently

Dinosaur-Killing Impact Crater May Have Sustained Life for Millions of Years

A new scientific analysis suggests the Chicxulub impact crater, formed by the asteroid strike that helped end the age of dinosaurs, may have remained a hot, nutrient-rich habitat for more than five million years after the collision. The findings strengthen the view that catastrophic impacts can also create long-lived environments favorable to microbial life. Researchers say the crater’s post-impact hydrothermal system could have circulated heated water through fractured rock for an extended period, offering a sustained energy source in the aftermath of one of Earth’s most violent events.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

Oklahoma Crater Re-dated to a Mass-Extinction Era, Rewriting a Deep-Time Impact Story

A long-buried impact crater in Oklahoma has been re-dated far later than scientists previously believed, placing the strike in a period associated with one of Earth’s major mass extinctions. The revised timeline strengthens the crater’s scientific value as a record of catastrophic planetary change and underscores how improved dating can reshape climate and extinction history.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace2h ago

Perseverance Finds Jezero Crater Was Shaped by More Than an Ancient Lake — It Held Hot Water, Too

NASA's Perseverance rover has uncovered evidence that Mars' Jezero Crater was not simply home to a long-vanished lake, but also experienced complex interactions with hot water and groundwater. The findings, published in Nature and highlighted by NASA, deepen the scientific case that early Mars had a far more dynamic and potentially habitable water system than researchers previously understood.

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