@srdomcogbbcr@drmmumbaicr@RailwaySeva Thanks for the update. Nevertheless, this has caused considerable inconvenience, especially at such an odd hour of the night. We understand that technical issues can arise, but the prolonged wait has been particularly difficult for passengers.
@IRCTCofficial@RailwaySeva@drmmumbaicr
Hello team! Could you please let us know when Train 11057 Amritsar Express is expected to depart from CSMT? Passengers at Dadar station have been waiting for more than an hour.
🎉 We have reached 200 candidates in O4! 🎉
The fourth observing run (O4) of our detector network has had the best performance so far, with more candidates than ever before! We are currently busy analysing all these wonderful data and look forward to sharing results
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@flipkartsupport I have issue with the order, I had ordered ThePlatinum Foldable multipurpose Table (https://t.co/S9KfiGrVdx). Recieved product is different and doesn't have matching features as of ordered one moreover it's unstable. Please look into this as early as possible.
Nice article. Relevant for India too as we seek to implement important elements like the National Education Policy @kvijayraghavan
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James Clerk Maxwell was born #OTD in 1831. He showed that electric and magnetic fields are aspects of a single phenomenon, determined the equations that govern it, and concluded that light and other forms of radiation are electromagnetic waves.
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Happy Birthday to mathematician John Forbes Nash, born today in 1928. When Nash applied to graduate school, his undergraduate advisor wrote the greatest recommendation letter in history.
CHILLED SUMMER MORNING AT IAO Hanle .. Woke up to see this outside the room. The array of telescope in this picture is called the High Altitude GAmma Ray (HAGAR) telescope.
@rafeequemavoor@rjf_berger@matthen2 As far as I know there can be different patterns of caustic depending on the surface/curve (shape or structure) light rays falls on (and angle of incidence, etc). You can read more about it from the link mentioned in this tweet👇. https://t.co/7jduVqWXxu
@rafeequemavoor Yesterday only, I was thinking why this occurs...
Initially i thought it's something related to Mandelbrot plot, then tried ray optics (approximate) but wasn't able to get it so searched on internet then came to know that it's called "Caustic phenomena". https://t.co/vsL7v3TjhU
a cardioid is formed by light rays radiating from a point on a circle- the same shape obtained from rolling a circle around another. Here is a visual proof for why