New Metal Recovery Methods from E-Waste and Industrial Waste
Scientists develop advanced techniques for extracting valuable metals from electronic waste and industrial byproducts, enhancing sustainability and reducing environmental impact.
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NASA Plans Permanent Moon Base with Water Ice and Nuclear Power
NASA is advancing plans for a permanent lunar base at the Moon's south pole, leveraging water ice for fuel and nuclear reactors for power. Robotic missions will pave the way for human settlement.
IIT-BHU Hosts Med-Tech Samvad for Healthcare Innovation
The second Med-Tech Samvad meeting at IIT-BHU brought together academicians, clinicians, and researchers to promote collaboration in medical technology and indigenous healthcare solutions.
IIT Delhi's Lightweight Bulletproof Vest Breakthrough
IIT Delhi experts developed ABHED, a lightweight bulletproof vest using composite materials to stop AK-47 and sniper rifle bullets, enhancing security forces' safety and mobility.
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Boiled Potato Battery: 10x Power Boost for Off-Grid Lighting
Researchers at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem found boiling potatoes for eight minutes increases electricity output tenfold, offering a cheap, sustainable energy source for off-grid communities.
MP Birla Planetarium Awards Yashwant Gupta for Cosmic Contributions
The MP Birla Planetarium conferred its prestigious memorial award on Yashwant Gupta, director of the National Centre for Radio Astrophysics, recognizing his lifelong dedication to astronomy. Gupta's journey began with a childhood visit to the planetarium.
NASA Schedules Two Spacewalks for ISS Maintenance and Upgrades
NASA has confirmed two upcoming spacewalks (EVAs 94 and 95) for ISS maintenance, including iROSA installation and camera replacements. Live coverage details and astronaut assignments revealed.
Chrysalis: 1,000-Person Generation Ship for 250-Year Space Voyage
The Chrysalis interstellar spacecraft concept proposes a self-sustaining habitat for 1,000 people on a 250-year journey. Featuring artificial gravity, radiation shielding, and closed-loop ecosystems, this generational vessel represents humanity's boldest
Scientists Use Cheese Waste to Extract Gold from Old Electronics
Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed an innovative method using whey proteins from cheese production to extract pure gold from discarded computer motherboards, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional e-waste recycling.
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NASA Sets Artemis II Moon Mission Launch for April 1
NASA has announced an updated schedule for the Artemis II mission, confirming a launch window opening on April 1. This crewed lunar flyby marks the first human mission to the Moon in over 50 years.
Kolkata Science City Upgrades 3D Theatre with Laser Tech
Kolkata's Science City has upgraded its 3D digital theatre with Christie RGB laser projectors at Rs 6.5 crore, enhancing performance and reliability. The theatre now screens 'One Step Beyond: A Journey to Mars,' highlighting NASA's Artemis program and ISR
ISRO Tests CE20 Cryogenic Engine at 22-Tonne Thrust
ISRO has successfully conducted a sea-level hot test of its CE20 cryogenic engine at 22-tonne thrust, qualifying it for future LVM-3 missions to enhance payload capacity.
ISRO-AIIMS MoU for Space Medicine Research on Human Spaceflight
ISRO and AIIMS sign MoU to collaborate on space medicine research, focusing on health challenges in long-duration missions like Bharatiya Antariksh Station and Moon missions.
NASA Artemis II Major Update: Crewed Moon Mission Details
NASA will announce updated launch schedule and readiness details for Artemis II, the first crewed mission beyond Low Earth Orbit since Apollo, marking a crucial step toward lunar landing.
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US-China Moon Race Heats Up Over Lunar South Pole Target
The US and China are locked in a fierce race to land astronauts on the Moon's South Pole by 2030, with China planning a staged mission using separate rockets and a specialized rover to collect 'scientific gold' from volcanic deposits.
Tessy Thomas: From Kerala Coast to Missile Command
Tessy Thomas, known as India's Missile Woman, rose from watching rockets in Kerala to leading the Agni missile program. Her journey showcases resilience, scientific brilliance, and breaking gender barriers in defense technology.
Nagpur University's Foldable LED Lamp Gets UK Design Registration
Researchers at Nagpur University have developed a portable, foldable multi-colour LED lamp with UK design registration. The innovation offers yellow, blue, white, and RGB lighting for various uses from reading to parties, featuring energy efficiency and m
DRDO Partners with Startups, Academia for Defence Tech in Prayagraj
Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) officials in Prayagraj emphasize collaboration with startups and academic institutions to develop next-generation defence technologies, including nanoengineered materials.
Robot Sets Rubik's Cube Record at 45.3 Seconds
Matthew and Thomas Pidden built a robot that solved a 4x4 Rubik's Cube in 45.3 seconds, earning a Guinness World Record. The machine uses four arms and cameras, developed from a university project.
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Karnataka Installs 25-Qubit Quantum Computer at IIIT-Dharwad
The Karnataka government has installed a 25-qubit quantum computing system at IIIT-Dharwad in Raichur, marking a major step in the state's quantum technology roadmap to build next-generation infrastructure.
Bengaluru Students Create 3D-Printed Parakeet for Rescued Chicks
Engineering students in Bengaluru have innovated a 3D-printed parakeet model to feed rescued chicks, aiding wildlife rehabilitation efforts with technology.
How an 18th Century Experiment Measured Earth's Mass
In 1798, Henry Cavendish used a torsion balance with lead spheres to measure Earth's density, calculating its mass with remarkable precision through gravitational attraction.
Patiala Conference on Electronic Engineering Trends
A conference in Patiala discussed emerging trends in electronic engineering, focusing on IoT, AI integration, and sustainable technologies for future innovations.
ISRO Plans Moon Sample Return, Heavier Lander for Chandrayaan-5
ISRO chairman V Narayanan announced Chandrayaan-4 will collect lunar samples for Earth return, while Chandrayaan-5 will feature a heavier lander with 100-day operational life, marking India's ambitious space expansion.
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Chandrayaan-5 to Feature Heavier Lander, Longer Mission Life
ISRO chief S. Narayanan announces Chandrayaan-5 will have a heavier lander and extended mission duration, highlighting India's space achievements including AstroSat's decade-long success.
Students Create Mother Parakeet Model to Save 46 Orphaned Chicks
Students at Gopalan Foundation have developed an innovative feeding model mimicking a mother parakeet to nurture 46 orphaned chicks, showcasing youth-led conservation efforts in wildlife rescue.
Ironclad Beetle's Armor Inspires Tougher Engineering
Scientists decode the diabolical ironclad beetle's exoskeleton that withstands car tires, revealing a jigsaw-like armor that could revolutionize materials from bike parts to aircraft.
Mathematician Solves 60-Year-Old Moving Sofa Puzzle
Jineon Baek, a 31-year-old mathematician, has solved the famous moving sofa problem using pure mathematics, proving Joseph Gerver's 1992 shape is optimal after decades of uncertainty.
Bell's First Phone Call: Nine Words That Changed History
On March 10, 1876, Alexander Graham Bell made the first telephone call, uttering 'Mr Watson, come here, I want to see you.' This breakthrough sparked a communication revolution, reshaping society and connecting humanity across distances.
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Swiss Scientists Extract Gold from E-Waste with Whey Protein
Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a sustainable method to recover 22-carat gold from electronic waste using whey protein, a dairy byproduct, offering a green and profitable recycling solution.
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