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India's hydrogen train, Skyroot orbital launch headline week's top science stories

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India made dual advances in transport and defence by launching its first hydrogen-powered train and adding a new helicopter to its naval fleet. Skyroot Aerospace marked a historic milestone by becoming the first Indian private company to achieve an orbital rocket launch. An Indian-origin astronaut also commenced a new mission aboard the International Space Station. On the global front, oil markets held steady despite tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, while China announced a breakthrough in chipmaking technology. Separately, Japan reaffirmed its male-only imperial succession policy as Ukraine experienced government reshuffles and public protests amid continued unrest.

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