Pluto to Complete First Full Orbit in 2178
Discovered in 1930, Pluto's strange, tilted orbit takes 248 Earth years. It will finish its first full loop since we found it in 2178. Explore the icy dwarf planet's secrets.
Discovered in 1930, Pluto's strange, tilted orbit takes 248 Earth years. It will finish its first full loop since we found it in 2178. Explore the icy dwarf planet's secrets.
India's OrbitAid launches Ayulsat on ISRO's PSLV-C62 to test on-orbit refuelling, aiming to be second only to China. Mission could slash satellite costs and extend lifespans. Read more.
India's OrbitAid aims to join an exclusive space club with its Ayulsat mission, demonstrating on-orbit refuelling tech aboard ISRO's PSLV-C62. Success could make India the second nation after China to achieve this feat.
ISRO's first launch of 2026, PSLV-C62, successfully deployed the DRDO's hyperspectral EOS-N1 satellite and 18 co-passengers. The mission marks a leap in surveillance and showcases India's growing private space sector.
India's PSLV-C62 to launch OrbitAid's Ayulsat, a critical step towards becoming the second nation after China to demonstrate satellite refuelling in space. Read the full story.
Trump's Greenland interest highlights its rare earth reserves, but infrastructure, environment, and China's dominance are major hurdles. Explore the full story.
China's latest ban on rare earth exports to Japan may prove counterproductive, as Japan's decade-long diversification efforts and a global supply chain shift reduce Beijing's leverage. Read the full analysis.
India's ISRO plans a landmark in-orbit refuelling mission by 2026 with Orbitaid and Ayulsat. This breakthrough will extend satellite life and boost space sustainability. Read more about this ambitious project.
ISRO's PSLV C62 mission on Jan 12 launches the advanced EOS-N1 'Anvesha' satellite for surveillance & 18 other payloads, boosting India's space capabilities. Read more.
Hyderabad's Eon Space Labs is set to launch MIRA, India's lightest advanced multispectral Earth imaging payload, on ISRO's PSLV-C62 mission. This AI-powered orbital lab promises real-time data processing. Read more about this space tech breakthrough.
China bans exports of critical rare-earth magnets to Japan, escalating a geopolitical dispute. While Japan is prepared, global industries from EVs to wind turbines face supply chain turbulence. Explore the global ripple effects.
ISRO's first 2026 mission, PSLV-C62 on Jan 12, will launch DRDO's advanced surveillance satellite Anvesha, Nepal's Munal, test on-orbit refuelling tech, and carry 13 other satellites. Read the full details.
A NASA-backed study reveals Earth's oxygen-rich atmosphere is not permanent. Driven by the Sun's increasing brightness, oxygen levels will collapse in about a billion years, making the planet uninhabitable for complex life.
SpaceX's Starlink will reconfigure its constellation, lowering all satellites from 550 km to 480 km in 2026 to increase space safety after a recent anomaly. Read the full details.
SpaceX will move its Starlink satellites from 550 km to 480 km orbit in 2026 to reduce collision risk and space debris. The decision follows a satellite failure and aims to make crowded low Earth orbit safer.
Astronauts on the International Space Station experienced New Year 2026 a stunning 16 times due to their orbital speed. Discover their unique perspective on time and life in microgravity.
Explore Joachim Löw's journey from Germany's World Cup-winning coach to a $35 million net worth in 2025. Discover his earnings, modest lifestyle with ex-wife Daniela, and smart financial planning.
Earth reaches its closest point to the Sun, called perihelion, on January 3, 2026. Discover why it doesn't cause seasons and how it affects our planet's speed and climate cycles. Read more.
A 16-year-old boy died after falling through a fragile roof at an abandoned Delhi mall while filming social media content with friends. Police investigate as family alleges foul play.
A US startup, Noveon Magnetics, is pioneering a method to recycle rare earth magnets, aiming to reduce global dependence on China's supply chain. Discover how this innovation could reshape geopolitics and clean energy.
India holds the world's 3rd largest rare earth reserves but contributes less than 1% to global production. A new report highlights the gap and China's dominance. Read more.
Earth reaches its closest point to the Sun, called perihelion, in early January. Discover why this doesn't make winters warmer and what truly causes the seasons.
January 2026 is packed with major game releases for PS5 and Nintendo Switch 2. Get details on Code Violet, Animal Crossing, and other anticipated titles. Plan your gaming calendar now!
AST SpaceMobile's BlueBird-6, the largest commercial communications satellite in low Earth orbit, launched successfully. This breakthrough promises global mobile broadband connectivity directly to standard phones.
New NATO intel claims Russia is developing a 'zone-effect' anti-satellite weapon targeting Starlink. This could cripple Ukraine's communications and trigger uncontrollable orbital debris, threatening global satellites. Read the full analysis.
ISRO's LVM3-M6 mission on Dec 24, 2025, launches the 6,100 kg BlueBird Block-2, India's heaviest payload, testing cost-effective heavy-lift capability for global commercial market. Read details.
A bus-sized asteroid made a safe, tracked flyby of Earth on 22 December 2025. NASA confirms no risk, highlighting routine monitoring of near-Earth objects. Read details.
New research shows Earth's atmosphere is slowly sending water and minerals to the Moon via magnetic highways. This turns lunar soil into a priceless archive of our planet's history. Read more!
Ever wondered why people on the bottom of Earth don't fall off? The answer lies in gravity, the fundamental force that pulls everything towards Earth's center. Discover the astonishing science that keeps us grounded.
Scientists discover two enormous, ancient structures deep in Earth's mantle beneath Africa, challenging our understanding of the planet's interior. Learn what they are and why they matter.