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  • Madhya Pradesh: Annoyed by Rooster’s Crowing, Doctor Files Complaint Against Neighbour in Indore

    Madhya Pradesh: Annoyed by Rooster’s Crowing, Doctor Files Complaint Against Neighbour in Indore

    Indore, November 30: There was a time when roosters used to wake the people up at the early dawn. Soon alarm clocks replaced the roosters and they became an “inconvenience” to humans. In one such case, a doctor in Indore has filed a complaint against his neighbour because he was annoyed by the early morning wake-up call of the rooster. Chennai Shocker: Man on His Way To ‘Sacrifice’ Rooster To Ward Off ‘Evil Eye’ Falls Into 20-Foot-Deep Pit, Dies; Bird Survives.

    As per the reports, the doctor and his neighbour are residents of the Palasia area of the city. However, the complainant got annoyed by the crowing of his neighbour’s rooster. The police said that they will first try to talk to both parties and if the matter is not resolved, they could take legal action. The complainant, Doctor Alok Modi, has also said that the man has kept four dogs that keeps barking. Uttar Pradesh: Family Organises ‘Terahvin’ to Mourn Death of Pet Rooster After It Dies Trying to Save Master’s Lamb From Stray Dog; 500 Attend.

    The complainant, further said that he returns home late at night, hence sleeping late. The rooster starts crowing early in the morning which gets him annoyed. The police said that they will soon approach both parties to discuss the issue and find a solution to the problem. “If the problem persists, action will be taken under section 133 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC),” a cop said.

    (The above story first appeared on Morning Tidings on Nov 30, 2022 02:26 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website morningtidings.com).

  • 76-Year-Old Grandmother With Cane and Her German Shepherd Dog Fend Off Robber Attacking Neighbour in California; Brave Act Video Goes Viral

    A 76-year-old great-grandmother Miss Fanye went viral on the web for her brave act of saving a fellow neighbour from thievery. The woman, along with her trusty German Shepherd dog, fended off a young man with a cane who attacked an older adult. The incident happened in Oakland, California, in broad daylight, which was caught on camera. She spotted a car and the young man who came out of the sedan and tried to rob her elderly neighbour. Swansea Grandmother Known as Nana Baubles Breaks Bauble Guinness World Record With 1,760 Christmas Ornaments.

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  • Australian Astronomers Seek Undiscovered Planets in Earth’s ‘Nearest Neighbour’ With Potential for Life

    Sydney, November 17: Australian astronomers and space engineers are seeking to use a space telescope capable of discovering new planets in Earth’s “nearest neighbour”, Alpha Centauri.

    In unveiling the project on Wednesday, Professor Peter Tuthill from the Sydney Institute for Astronomy at the University of Sydney said the telescope would open a “new window on the universe”.

    In particular, the researchers, including teams from the US and Europe, will focus on Alpha Centauri more than four light years from Earth, which is the closest star system to our own solar system, Xinhua news agency reported.

    “We want to concentrate our efforts on this one, very special star system – Earth’s nearest neighbour – rather than playing the odds with bigger populations of distant stars where lucky breaks can reveal planets to astronomers by other techniques,” Tuthill told Xinhua. NASA Outraged at Russia’s Anti-Satellite Test That Created ‘Dangerous’ Space Debris.

    Astronomers know that Alpha Centauri consists of three stars, two of which are very much like the Sun, and these present a tantalizing possibility in the ultimate quest to find a planet capable of supporting life.

    “These next-door planets are the ones where we have the best prospects for finding and analyzing atmospheres, surface chemistry and possibly even the fingerprints of a biosphere — the tentative signals of life,” Tuthill said.

    The Telescope for Orbit Locus Interferometric Monitoring of the Astronomical Neighbourhood (TOLIMAN) would use a new technology called a “diffractive pupil” that helps with the exquisitely precise measurements on the captured starlight needed to detect rocky Earth-like planets around the system’s “Goldilocks zone”.

    “If you’re too far away from your host star, you’re a frozen snowball,” Tuthill told the national broadcaster ABC. “If you’re too close, you get baked. So you want that ‘Goldilocks’ just-right orbit.”

    The project has received guidance from Sydney-based space engineering company Saber Astronautics which will also provide operational support when the telescope is launched into orbit, most probably in 2023. Chief executive Jason Held said Australians should be proud of the mission as it was “an exciting, bleeding-edge space telescope” that “will be a joy to fly.”

    “In order for it to deliver the science we want, it will need to be in orbit above the Earth for a couple of years before we’ve accumulated good enough data to tell whether there’s a planet in the system or not,” Tuthill said. Speaking to the ABC, Tuthill said if a habitable planet was discovered, it could ultimately lead to future space exploration.

    “Four light years is a very long way away for our present technologies but if you allow us to dream a little bit and gaze into the future several generations… then humanity is going to want to leap those voids.”

    (The above story first appeared on Morning Tidings on Nov 17, 2021 12:32 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website morningtidings.com).