Physics milestone: Scientists capture quantum signals at the smallest subatomic scale in history

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Physics milestone: Scientists capture quantum signals at the smallest subatomic scale in historyIn a surprising update, scientists detect space signals at the smallest scale ever explored.The milestone breakthrough involves physicists probing into a realm known as the "zeptoverse"—a...

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MeitY unveils indigenous AI Models EKA-1, Dhīr 2B and 5B under IndiaAI mission

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