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This rocket body was part of the LVM-3 M4 launch vehicle, it said.

Boltt Sports technologies, a wearable fitness tech startup, has launched its AI-powered products ranging from the stride sensor, fitness trackers to the AI enabled coach in India. The company is starting off with a pre-order campaign, which will enable interested consumers to order Boltt’s range of wearables at an early bird pricing. The products will start shipping from August.

Noting JD(S) MLA and Prajwal’s father H D Revanna’s remarks that some of the videos were five to six years old, the letter said, “All members of the family should be considered as conspirators and a case should be registered against them for allowing the perverse acts to continue.”

B-town celebrities sure know how to impress with their stunning and diverse style, and this week was no different with some of our favourite celebs channeling their inner fashionista and slaying while at it.

Machine Gun Kelly is known for his eccentric outfit choices. The rapper recently turned heads with a rather unusual choice of outfit. He attended the American Music Awards in a suit that featured spikes. The purple Dolce & Gabbana suit comes with several inches long silver spikes. Kelly wore his unkempt platinum hair open and accessorised the look with a pair of earrings and a necklace.

“But where it is right now has blown the roof off of my projection,” Villeneuve told The Associated Press. “It’s a three-hour movie about people talking about nuclear physics.”

James Webb Space Telescope captured this image of the Orion nebula young stars cocooned by disks of gas and dust. The image is actually a composite of several filters which represent emissions from ionised gas, hydrocarbons, molecular gas, dust and scattered starlight. It was released by the PDSRs4ALL international team of astronomers.

“Unfortunately and even though I am fully vaccinated, I recently tested positive for COVID-19,” Bencic said on Twitter.