Astronomers have identified 2025 SC79, a new asteroid with a remarkably fast 128-day orbit, placing it among the second-fastest ever observed. This "twilight asteroid" orbits close to the Sun, crossing Mercury's path, and poses a significant challenge for detection due to solar glare. Its discovery highlights the dynamic nature of our solar system and the ongoing efforts in planetary defense.
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A malaria patient tragically died after an ambulance driver stopped in a forested area, claiming to have seen a leopard. The patient's family alleges the driver and attendant demanded extra fare during the delay. Authorities arrested the duo, who now face charges under the SC/ST Act, after the patient succumbed en route to the hospital.
Former NHL center Ryan Kesler faces two counts of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct in Michigan following a January 1 incident. Police investigated for nearly 10 months before filing charges against the 41-year-old, who pleaded not guilty and was released on bond. His wife, Andrea Kesler, is reportedly standing by him amid the legal scrutiny.
Rohit Sharma's cryptic social media post after the ODI series against Australia has sparked speculation about his future. Despite India's loss, Sharma's unbeaten 121 in the final match, his 50th international century, showcased his enduring class. He expressed his love for playing in Australia and the importance of mentoring younger players.
The Supreme Court expressed concern over non-functional air quality monitoring stations in Delhi during Diwali, highlighting the need for proactive measures. The court directed the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) to file an affidavit detailing steps to prevent pollution from reaching severe levels, emphasizing pre-emptive actions over reactive ones.
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