Artemis Mission Proves It's Time to Aim for the Moon
NASA's Artemis program demonstrates renewed global interest in lunar exploration, highlighting technological advancements and international collaboration for future space missions.
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Giant Volcanic Cave Found on Venus in NASA Radar Discovery
Researchers from the University of Trento have identified the first direct evidence of a massive lava tube beneath Venus's surface using old NASA Magellan mission data, revealing new insights about the planet's volcanic history.
Evidence Found for Gargantuan Star Explosions in Early Universe
Scientists have uncovered evidence for theorised gargantuan star explosions, known as pair-instability supernovae, which could reshape our understanding of early cosmic chemical enrichment and star formation.
IIT Guwahati's 3D Printing for Earthquake-Resistant Structures
Researchers at IIT Guwahati have developed integrated 3D printing solutions to create earthquake-resistant structures, enhancing construction safety and efficiency in seismic zones.
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Artemis II Passes Midpoint, Nears Apollo 13 Distance Record
NASA's Artemis II mission has passed the halfway point to the Moon, with the Orion spacecraft on a free-return trajectory. The crew may break Apollo 13's distance record while conducting system tests and observations from deep space.
Saudi Arabia Launches 'Shams' Satellite in NASA Artemis II Mission
Saudi Arabia achieves a historic milestone by launching its 'Shams' satellite as part of NASA's Artemis II mission, marking the first Arab participation in the Artemis program and advancing space weather research.
Artemis II Nears Moon Amid Toilet Issues
The Artemis II astronauts are halfway to the moon, preparing for a historic lunar flyby while dealing with a recurring toilet malfunction. The mission sets new human distance records.
Drone Crashes in Etawah Field, Villagers Panic
A helicopter-like drone crashed in a wheat field in Etawah's Saifai area during a test flight, causing panic among villagers. Authorities confirm no injuries or damage occurred.
IIT Madras Tech to Cut Urban Noise by 30-40 Decibels
IIT Madras engineers are creating an innovative acoustic resonator and barrier system using local materials to reduce urban noise pollution at major city junctions by 30-40 decibels, starting with Chennai's Cancer Institute junction.
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Mars Terraforming Feasible in 15 Years via Engineered Aerosols
A breakthrough study reveals engineered aerosols from Martian soil could warm Mars by 50°F in 15 years, using local resources and less energy, paving the way for future human habitation.
Artemis II Crew Passes 150,000-Mile Milestone on Lunar Journey
NASA's Artemis II astronauts have traveled over 150,000 miles from Earth toward the first crewed lunar flyby in 50+ years. Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen described the translunar injection as feeling like 'falling out of the sky.'
Passengers See Artemis II Moon Launch from Flight Over Florida
Passengers on a routine flight over Florida got a front-row view of the historic Artemis II launch, witnessing the first manned mission to the moon since 1972 from 35,000 feet.
Artemis II's Tech Arsenal: Cameras, iPhones & Lasers in Space
NASA's Artemis II mission carries an unprecedented array of technology including 28 cameras, iPhones, GoPros, and laser communications to document humanity's return to lunar orbit in stunning detail.
Why We Don't Feel Earth's Motion: Science of Planetary Stillness
Earth spins at 1,000 mph and orbits at 67,000 mph, yet everything feels still. This article explains the physics of constant motion, gravity's role, and why our senses can't detect planetary movement.
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ISRO Tests Human Spaceflight Readiness in Ladakh with Mission MITRA
ISRO and IAM conduct Mission MITRA in Leh to study astronaut behavior under stress, simulating space conditions to enhance crew safety for Gaganyaan and future missions.
Artemis II Captures Stunning Earth Images from Deep Space
NASA's Artemis II mission has released unprecedented images of Earth captured from deep space, showing auroral activity and the terminator line as the Orion spacecraft travels toward the Moon.
Artemis II Launch: NASA's Historic Moon Mission Milestone
NASA's Artemis II mission successfully launched on April 1, 2026, from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, carrying four astronauts to orbit the Moon and test technologies for future lunar landings.
NASA Artemis II Releases First Breathtaking Earth Photos
NASA has released the first photographs from the Artemis II mission, showing Earth in stunning detail as astronauts head toward the moon for humanity's first deep-space journey in over 50 years.
ISRO's Mission MITRA Tests Crew in Ladakh for Gaganyaan
ISRO initiates Mission MITRA in Leh, a behavioral study at 3,500m altitude to enhance Gaganyaan safety by simulating space conditions, testing crew dynamics and resilience.
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MITE Students Win National Award at IIT Bombay e-Yantra Challenge
A mechanical engineering team from Mangalore Institute of Technology and Engineering won the Entrepreneurial Potential Award at e-Yantra Innovation Challenge 2025-26 for their Multi-Crops Dehusker project.
Minister Calls for Food Tech to Reach People, Not Just Labs
Union Minister Jitendra Singh emphasized that food technology research must directly benefit people through farmer engagement and entrepreneur partnerships, highlighting opportunities in space-grade and sports nutrition.
Neil Armstrong's Secret Moon Artifacts Found After 45 Years
In 2014, Neil Armstrong's wife discovered a hidden collection of Apollo 11 artifacts he secretly brought back from the Moon, including the historic camera that filmed the first moonwalk.
Artemis II Crew Shares Earth Images from Lunar Mission
NASA's Artemis II astronauts captured breathtaking high-resolution images of Earth during humanity's first lunar voyage in over 50 years, marking a crucial step toward establishing permanent moon presence.
Vishwaguru Chulha: 27-Year-Old Innovation Saves Fuel & Time
Mohammad Sher Khan, a Class 8 dropout from Udaipur, invented the Vishwaguru Chulha 27 years ago. This 3-in-1 stove boils, fries, and bakes simultaneously, using 80% less firewood while serving 25 people in 30 minutes.
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NASA Artemis II Orion Engine Ignition Marks Deep Space Return
NASA releases video of Orion spacecraft's main engine firing for nearly six minutes, producing 6,000 pounds of thrust to set course for Moon. This critical maneuver marks humanity's first deep space journey beyond low-Earth orbit since 1972.
Artemis II: NASA's Historic Moon Mission in Photos
NASA's Artemis II mission successfully launched on April 1, 2026, sending four astronauts around the Moon for the first human deep-space flight in over 50 years. This article details the journey through key moments and images from liftoff to lunar orbit.
Gaganyaan Astronauts Undergo Extreme Ladakh Training for Space
India's Gaganyaan astronauts are undergoing Mission Mitra in Ladakh, simulating space conditions through high-altitude, low-oxygen environments to test psychological resilience and team dynamics for future space missions.
NASA Astronauts Photograph Earth After Moon Mission Engine Burn
NASA's Artemis II mission achieved a flawless translunar injection burn, propelling Orion toward the Moon while astronauts prioritized photographing Earth's dark side illuminated by moonlight.
Artemis II Breaks Earth Orbit, First Moon Crew in 50 Years
NASA's Artemis II mission has successfully broken free from Earth's orbit, marking the first time astronauts have headed toward the Moon in over five decades, with a planned lunar flyby in 2026.
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Artemis II Astronauts' 189-Item Space Food Menu Revealed
NASA's Artemis II mission features a meticulously planned food system with 189 unique items, including beverages, meals, and snacks, designed to support crew health and performance during the historic lunar journey.
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