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Smartwatch Breakthrough Brings GPS Accuracy Down to a Few Centimetres

A team from the University of Otago, alongside Google and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has achieved an unprecedented breakthrough in GPS accuracy for smartwatches. The device can now pinpoint a location to within eight centimetres, potentially transforming the future of wearable technology for fitness tracking, navigation, and personal safety applications

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MIT Detects Traces of a Lost ‘Proto Earth’ Deep Beneath Our Planet’s Surface

MIT researchers have discovered rare isotopic traces of a “proto Earth” that existed before the giant impact that shaped our modern planet. Found deep in ancient rocks, these potassium isotope signatures reveal remnants of Earth’s earliest material, offering fresh insight into the planet’s formation and the solar system’s earliest history.

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Astronomers Detect Heavy Water in Planet-Forming Disk Around Young Star

Scientists have detected heavy water in the planet-forming disk around young star V883 Orionis, confirming the water existed long before the star formed. The discovery, made using ALMA, shows that water’s origins trace back to ancient interstellar clouds, linking molecular gas, comets, and planetary systems across billions of years.

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Thanal Comes to OTT: Everything You Need to Know About This Tamil Action Thriller

Atharvaa Murali’s Thanal, directed by debutant Ravindra Madhava, is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video after its theatrical release in September 2025. The film follows police recruits trapped in a night of danger and revelation, blending action and emotion. Despite mixed reviews, it stands out for strong performances and visuals.

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Ryugu Samples Reveal Ancient Water Flow on Asteroid for a Billion Years

Microscopic samples from asteroid Ryugu reveal that liquid water once flowed through its parent body long after its formation. The finding, led by University of Tokyo scientists, suggests that such asteroids may have delivered far more water to early Earth than previously thought, offering a new perspective on how our planet’s oceans originated.

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