Voice of Love is no more 💔
This is too hard to accept 😥
A person who gave the perfect depiction of love and emotions through his songs 💔
Can't even imagine a day without his songs ❤️
Thankyou legend 🙇🏻♂️
Rest in peace 🕊️
#krishnakumarkunnath (KK)
So proud of you, dear Samay Raina!
I said this a few months ago, and I’ll say it again - Samay Raina has achieved, on his own, what many top OTT platforms and comedians haven’t managed in less than five years.
Glad we think alike. Terror could not break us, we have endured and risen through our hard work, strength of conviction, and unwavering perseverance.
Proud to be a Kashmiri Pandit. ♥️
Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back.
Here’s a taste of what the Artemis II astronauts photographed during their flight around the Moon. Check out more photos from the mission: https://t.co/rzM1P0QbOl
College dropout Alakh Pandey cofounded edtech company Physics Wallah in 2020 with his business partner.
Physics Wallah offers test prep courses to help students crack entrance exams for engineering and medical colleges.
See where he lands on the 2026 #ForbesBillionaires list: https://t.co/JYn52gRk2z (Photo: Physics Wallah)
Once, he nearly got everything. But nearly doesn't count.
PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN premieres 6 March in select cinemas and 20 March 2026 on Netflix.
The AI Impact Summit in Delhi has brought together the who’s who from the AI world.
There is representation from over 100 countries.
There are distinguished participants from every corner of the globe.
Our aim is the same - leveraging the power of AI for the welfare of our planet.
We've just released the latest images of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, as observed by eight different spacecraft, satellites, and telescopes.
Here's what we've learned about the comet — and how we're studying it across the solar system: https://t.co/ZIt1Qq6DSp
LIVE: See the latest images of comet 3I/ATLAS, the third object we've ever seen passing through our solar system from elsewhere in the galaxy.
We’re sharing what we know about this visiting comet, how we’re studying it, and what we can learn from it. https://t.co/3nAF1HmQ3S
🚨 3I/ATLAS: The Mysterious Interstellar Visitor — All Known Anomalies as of 29 November 2025
☄️ 1. Confirmed interstellar origin — It’s on a hyperbolic path from outside our Solar System, never bound by the Sun’s gravity.
🌌 2. Massive size — Estimates now suggest 20–25 km, dwarfing previous interstellar visitors like ‘Oumuamua and Borisov.
⚡ 3. Extreme speed — Traveling at >90 km/s, faster than any known comet or asteroid of similar size.
💧 4. Early water activity — Shows signs of water vapor while still 3.5 AU from the Sun, far earlier than typical comets.
🧊 5. CO₂-dominated coma — Unlike usual comets, carbon dioxide drives its activity more than water, an unusual chemical signature.
☀️ 6. Anti-tail formation — Its “tail” points toward the Sun at times, a rare phenomenon.
✨ 7. Erratic brightness — Light curves spike and fade unpredictably, resisting standard comet models.
🥇 8. Nickel-rich, iron-poor composition — Spectral data indicates an extremely unusual ratio for a natural Solar System body.
🌫️ 9. Lacks normal gas emissions — Typical cometary gases like CN and C₂ are nearly absent.
🌀 10. Unstable rotation — Tumbling or precessing with unusual periods, unlike most comets.
📐 11. Irregular shape and density — Observations suggest low bulk density and possibly a flattened or elongated structure.
🔩 12. Metallic surface hints — Spectroscopy suggests reflectivity higher than normal cometary ice, hinting at metal-rich regions.
🔥 13. Pre-solar heating activity — Shows outgassing before major solar heating, possibly from internal energy or exotic materials.
🧮 14. Tiny trajectory deviations — Subtle shifts in path are unexplained by gravity alone, suggesting additional forces.
🌈 15. Unique polarization patterns — Light polarization differs from any Solar System comet studied.
🚫 16. No dust jets — Despite brightness, no clear collimated jets are observed.
🌡️ 17. Anomalous thermal behavior — Temperature changes don’t match normal ice sublimation models.
🧠 18. Strange internal structure — Density and rotation patterns hint at unknown material properties.
🛰️ 19. Possible artificial origin? — Some scientists cautiously discuss non-natural possibilities; still unproven but intriguing.
🛸 20. Variable outgassing directions — Jets (where detected) sometimes point sideways, inconsistent with rotation.
💨 21. Coma composition changes rapidly — Sudden shifts in gas ratios over days, unlike typical comets.
🌍 22. Slight hyperbolic deflection by planets — Gravitational interactions appear unusually minimal for its mass and trajectory.
🌌 23. Mysterious spectral lines — Certain emission lines do not match any known cometary or asteroidal materials.
The more we watch it, the stranger it becomes. 3I/ATLAS continues to defy expectations… and perhaps, our understanding of what’s possible in the cosmos.
#3IATLAS #3Iアトラス #3i_atlas #spacemystery #interstellarobject
🚨 3I/ATLAS Might Be Dropping “Satellites” Around Jupiter — And Scientists Are Freaked Out 🚨
Astronomers are closely watching the interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS, and something truly strange is happening. As it speeds past Jupiter on March 16, 2026, its closest approach — called the perijove distance — is almost exactly the same as Jupiter’s Hill radius. That’s the boundary where Jupiter’s gravity overtakes the Sun’s — a perfect spot for holding tiny satellites in orbit.
What’s even weirder? The spacecraft’s movement isn’t following normal gravity alone. Small but measurable non-gravitational accelerations are pushing it off its path — the kind of drift you see when icy comets release gas. Scientists keep updating the numbers, and each time, the calculations seem to align closer to this “perfect” distance.
Why does this matter? If 3I/ATLAS passes just at the Hill radius, any small object it carries could potentially become a satellite of Jupiter, right at the Lagrange points — locations where minimal fuel is needed to stay in orbit. That raises a mind-boggling question: could this be a sign of something artificial?
Astronomers will only know for sure after March 16, when spacecraft like Juno, JUICE, or Psyche collect precise data. But the odds of this coincidence happening naturally are extremely low — less than 0.004%.
Something unusual is happening with 3I/ATLAS. Is it just a cosmic coincidence… or is there more to this visitor than we realize?
#3IATLAS #interstellarobject #spacemystery
"COMET" 3I/ATLAS DEFIES THE LAWS OF SPACE, NOW PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT ALIENS... AGAIN
3I/ATLAS isn’t just any space rock... it came from outside the solar system, and ever since, it’s been acting nothing like what scientists expected.
Now NASA’s quietly shifted its path again, moving the predicted flyby of Jupiter just outside a key gravitational boundary.
The change came right after astronomers flagged how strangely precise the original path was.
The object is also much brighter than NASA’s latest model can explain, forcing them to swap ice for CO₂ in the calculations.
If it hits that boundary in March, it won’t be a coincidence... it’ll be a statistical impossibility.
So naturally, people are asking the question NASA definitely doesn’t want trending: what if it’s not a comet at all?
When the math starts looking this weird, aliens stop sounding so far-fetched.
Source: spaceandtech_, avi-loeb, Space
With every yesterday, my longing deepens; today, it weighs heavier on the soul. Tomorrow, I will carry this love beyond time itself—for what you meant to me, KK sir, even eternity feels brief ♾️❤️
At around 11 AM tomorrow, 29th May, I look forward to being among my sisters and brothers of Sikkim to participate in a programme to mark Sikkim@50. India is very proud of the contribution of Sikkim towards national progress. The unique culture of Sikkim is also widely admired.