Looks like Pikachu is ready for Pokémon Astronomical Observatory🔭👀 Pokémon Astronomical Observatory is an exhibition where you can learn about the mysteries of the universe in a fun way, while also exploring and comparing the ecology of various Pokémon. The exhibition schedule has been revealed with its first stop at the Sagamihara City Museum in Kanagawa Prefecture from Saturday, November 1, 2025, until Monday, January 12, 2026. After that, the exhibition will continue to tour around Japan. S

In a pioneering study for the Indian subcontinent, #scientists have mapped out optimal locations for beaming #quantum #Signals into #space. Satellite-based quantum communications including quantum key distribution (QKD) represent one of the most promising approaches toward global-scale quantum communications. To determine the viability of transmitting quantum signals through the atmosphere, it is essential to conduct atmospheric simulations for both uplink and downlink quantum communications and

This Indian astronomical observatory, situated in Hanle in #Ladakh, is unique. Let’s find out what makes it unique. #IAO ISRO - Indian Space Research Organisation Incredible India | Confederation of Indian Industry

Ladakh:Indian Astronomical Observatory one of the world's highest sites for optical,infrared & gamma-ray telescopes,located in Hanley,Leh.The observatory,which was mentioned by PM in #MannKiBaat today is covered with heavy snowfall now . ‬ A glimpse📸 ‪Video: Kunzang Paljore | All India Radio News

A striking blood-red aurora illuminated the high-altitude skies over the Indian Astronomical Observatory (IAO) in Hanle, Ladakh, on the nights of 19 and 20 January, in a rare display caused by powerful space weather activity. The all-sky camera at the observatory, operated by the Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA), captured the intense glow as charged solar particles collided with Earth’s magnetic field at high altitudes. Scientists said this was the sixth time during the current solar cycle

551K views · 8.8K reactions | Witness cosmic alignments at the Sun Temple in Modhera, Gujarat. Built a millennium ago, this temple is not just a shrine to the Sun God, but a celebration of ancient Indian astronomy. ☀️ For more such stories watch 'India: Marvels and Mysteries with William Dalrymple' every Thursday & Friday at 9 PM on HistoryTV18. #IndiaMarvelsMysteries #IMMSeason2 #Modhera #Gujarat | HISTORY | Facebook