Scientists solve mystery of black hole ‘burps’; new study reveals when these cosmic objects launch powerful jets after eating stars |

Image: European Space Agency When a star strays too close to a supermassive black hole, gravity can tear the star apart in what astronomers call a tidal disruption event. Some of the debris gets swallowed, while the rest can be blasted back out in powerful jets, sometimes months or years after the star is destroyed….

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MS Subbulakshmi’s musical roots began at home; mother played veena, grandmother violin; how the legend got her initials | Telugu Movie News

MS Subbulakshmi’s musical roots began at home; mother played veena, grandmother violin. Music was part of MS Subbulakshmi’s life long before she became one of India’s most celebrated Carnatic vocalists. Born in Madurai on September 16, 1916, the legendary singer grew up in a home filled with music. Her mother, Madurai Shanmukhavadivu, was a veena…

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80s AI makeup and hair trend is taking over social media: 5 AI prompts to get the viral 80s beauty look for Instagram and Facebook

(Image Credits: Instagram) The 80s are back, at least on your Instagram feed.AI-generated beauty transformations are giving people a chance to see themselves with the big hair, bold makeup and unapologetic glamour that defined the decade. Think teased-up volume, statement eyes, colourful lids, strong blush and glossy lips.And if you’ve been wondering what you’d look…

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In 1799, a 12-year-old found a 17-pound gold rock in a North Carolina creek; used as a doorstop for 3 years, it sold for $3.50 and sparked America’s first gold rush | World News

AI Representation: A 17-pound gold rock worth $3,600 of gold in a North Carolina creek. Image credits: Chatgpt In 1799, when a boy of 12 years old, named Conrad Reed was playing in Little Meadow Creek, located within Cabarrus County, North Carolina, he unearthed a heavy golden stone weighing 17 pounds and brought it home…

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Daily rashi Tarot predictions, September 18, 2026; Today’s tarot pull for every zodiac sign

MESHA RASHI / ARIESToday’s Theme:Strong leadership energy helps you bring order, but softness will matter just as much.Best Area:Career flows best through guidance, structure, and steady professional choices today.Watch Out For:Don’t carry everyone’s emotional load or rush your body past its limits.Card Reading:The Emperor anchors Mesha, while today’s overall card, The Emperor upright, doubles the…

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Tata group dispute: Panel sought 5-year term for Chandrasekaran early September

The timeline outlined by Tata Sons shows that the move to retain Chandrasekaran predated RBI’s Sept 11 directive MUMBAI: About three weeks after N Chandrasekaran announced that he would not seek reappointment, Tata Sons‘ nomination and remuneration committee (NRC) unanimously urged him to reconsider and recommended a fresh five-year term for him.The timeline outlined by…

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Stock Market Live Updates Today: Asian markets rally on falling oil, Vietnam braces for FTSE upgrade

Expectations for Friday’s trading session point to a flat to mildly positive opening for domestic equity benchmarks, with early signals from GIFT Nifty near 23,330–23,345 suggesting a muted or soft green start relative to Thursday’s close of 23,270.60. Wall Street momentum offers solid risk-on support, with the Nasdaq surging over 1.6 per cent and the…

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‘Clear message’ for Hardik Pandya: Gautam Gambhir reveals what the all-rounder must do to return to Team India | Cricket News

File Pic: Gautam Gambhir and Hardik Pandya. (AP Photo) NEW DELHI: India head coach Gautam Gambhir has made it clear that Hardik Pandya will have to build his way back into international cricket through game time, with the all-rounder currently not part of India’s squads after not playing enough cricket since the IPL.Following India’s 127-run…

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Scientists turned discarded fish scales into flexible biodegradable plastic film that breaks down in soil within 8 weeks |

Scientists have turned discarded fish scales into a plastic-like material that can break down naturally in soil, Cyclo. Plas 2, the material is made from collagen fish scales and chitosan, creating a thin, flexible, translucent film. In tests, the material began breaking down after two weeks and biodegraded by the end of eight weeks. It…

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