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Kiranpreet Kaur

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Adventures of a Canadian living in Australia. Also staking claim on being the only turbaned woman in the global advertising world (go ahead, fact check me).
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A Planet 25 Light-Years Away Just Became Astronomy’s Best Argument for Looking Closer to Home

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By Kiranpreet Kaur
| The Eastern Herald Verified
A planet twenty-five light-years from Earth is close enough, in galactic terms, that a team of astronomers is comfortable calling it a neighbor. It is not close enough to visit, and it will be decades before anyone can confirm the one fact that would actually make it habitable. That gap, between what has just been measured and what remains unknown, is the real substance of the discovery.
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Scientists Confirm Hawking Radiation Backreaction for the First Time in a Lab

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By Kiranpreet Kaur
| The Eastern Herald Verified
PADERBORN — Fifty-two years elapsed between Stephen Hawking’s 1974 prediction that black holes slowly radiate energy away and lose mass, and the first experiment to confirm not just the radiation itself but the feedback mechanism that makes the mass loss happen. That confirmation came this week from a fiber-optic physics laboratory at Paderborn University in Germany, in a study published in Nature. The gap is not a failure of science.
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Perseverance Rover Detects Most Complex Organic Carbon Yet Found on Martian Rock Surface

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By Kiranpreet Kaur
| The Eastern Herald Verified
PASADENA — Two ancient mudstones at the edge of what was once a Martian river delta have forced a recalibration of what scientists know about that planet’s chemistry. The rocks, drilled by NASA’s Perseverance rover from a light-colored outcrop in Jezero Crater called Bright Angel, contain macromolecular organic carbon in concentrations and distributions that no prior instrument on Mars has matched.
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