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The universe is a vast, mysterious place filled with countless wonders.

National Students' Space Challenge, in collaboration with Quant Insider, presents the last preliminary round of its thrilling mathematics competition - Cosmomath 14.3.

Ready to use mathematics as a tool to explore the cosmic origins of celestial events? This is your one last chance to do so.

Assemble your team, and grab this opportunity before it's too late.

Date: 8th October 2025
Time: 8:30 PM

Register now:
nssc.in/events/cosmomath

The clock is ticking. The cosmos is calling.

Put on your thinking cap, and get ready to push innovation to its limits. National Students’ Space Challenge, in collaboration with , presents Pitch the Cosmos - a thrilling pitching competition inviting bold ideas and fearless minds.

What are you waiting for? Register now!

Submission deadline: 9th October 2025

Register at:
nssc.in/events/PitchtheCosmos

Attention cosmonauts!
National Students' Space Challenge presents Space Quiz 14.3 - the last preliminary round of Space Quiz's 14th edition.

Don't worry if you missed the previous ones - this is your last chance to prove your mettle and be part of an event that offers more than just victory.

Register now: nssc.in/events/SpaceQuiz

Date: 7th October
Time: 8:30 PM

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For the first time, scientists have built a detailed, interactive map of a human cell, revealing how thousands of proteins organize and work together.
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