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Astronomers May Not Like It but Astronomy and Colonialism Have a Shared History

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India Wants Thirty-Metre Telescope Shifted Out of Hawaii

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Why Astronomers Are Up in Arms Against SpaceX’s Starlink Satellites

Officials inspecting the surroundings of Ambarappa Hill, which has been earmarked as the site of the INO. Credit: INO/TIFR

Why Indian Science Projects Must Plan for Cultural Conversations, Too