Hidden Sun Layer Discovered, Triggers Solar Storms
NASA scientists have identified a previously unknown layer within the Sun that is responsible for triggering powerful solar storms, which can impact Earth's technology and climate.
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Artemis II vs Apollo: Redefining Lunar Exploration
NASA's Artemis II mission marks a pivotal shift from Apollo's short-term lunar visits to sustainable exploration with more powerful rockets, diverse crew, and advanced technology.
Agibot Hits 10,000 Units Amid Surging Robot Demand
Agibot, a leading robotics firm, has achieved a milestone of 10,000 units sold, driven by rising real-world demand for automation in industries like manufacturing and logistics.
Astronauts Bake Cake in Space Using Simple Ingredients
Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla reveals how crewmates baked a cake aboard the ISS using bread, condensed milk, dried fruits, and jam, highlighting the challenges and importance of cooking in microgravity.
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Cow Dung Fabric: From Beds to Bags, A Sustainable Shift
Vadodara-based Gobarshala patents biodegradable fabric from cow dung, used by celebrities and in construction. The innovation transforms rural waste into modern textiles and eco-building materials.
Mouse Studies Show Mars Gravity Insufficient for Astronaut Muscle Health
NASA research using mice on the ISS has identified a critical gravity threshold for maintaining muscle strength. With Mars gravity below this threshold, new exercise solutions are needed for long-duration missions.
NASA Moon Mission After 50 Years, India's Space Role
NASA prepares to launch astronauts to the Moon for the first time since 1972, with India contributing to global space efforts. The mission, set for April 1, marks a new era in lunar exploration.
MineScape 2026: Digital Twin & AI Transform Mining
MineScape 2026, powered by digital twin technology and AI, aims to enhance efficiency, safety, and sustainability in the mining sector globally.
Artemis 2 Moon Mission Launch: India's Chandrayaan-1 Role
NASA prepares to launch four astronauts on Artemis 2 for a lunar flyby, breaking spaceflight records. The mission's revival stems from India's Chandrayaan-1 discovery of water on the Moon, reigniting global lunar exploration.
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Artemis II: Crewed Moon Mission Launch in 2026
NASA's Artemis II mission, launching April 1, 2026, marks the first crewed lunar flight in over 50 years. A diverse crew of four astronauts will test systems for future moon landings and Mars exploration.
Astronaut Shukla Shares Space Cake Video, Stresses Earth Citizenship
Indian astronaut Rakesh Shukla posted a video of a space-themed cake, highlighting unity and shared humanity beyond national flags. The gesture underscores the importance of global cooperation in space exploration.
Clay Refrigerator: A Frugal Innovation for Rural India
Discover how Mansukhbhai Prajapati, a potter from Gujarat, invented a clay refrigerator that runs without electricity, using evaporation to cool food and water, offering an affordable solution for households with limited resources.
Pune Scientists Create Method to Fix Galaxy Measurement Errors
Researchers from Pune's IUCAA and Leiden University have developed a breakthrough technique to correct distance errors in galaxy measurements, improving our understanding of dark matter and cosmic evolution.
Amazon Seeks FCC Extension for Leo Satellites Amid SpaceX Fight
Amazon has formally requested the FCC to extend a deadline for its Leo satellite constellation, citing progress and investment, while SpaceX opposes the move, arguing against special treatment in the ongoing space broadband rivalry.
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IVRI Produces Five Sahiwal Calves via IVF in Single Attempt
Scientists at the Indian Veterinary Research Institute have successfully produced five indigenous Sahiwal calves using in vitro fertilisation. This breakthrough is expected to boost milk production and improve breed quality for farmers across India.
IIIT-A Develops Smart Pill Dispenser for Elderly Patients
Researchers at IIIT Allahabad have created a patented smart pill dispensing system with touch display and speakers to help elderly and chronic patients manage multiple medications accurately.
ADAS Technology: India's Solution to Prevent Rear-End Collisions
India faces a severe road safety crisis with 72% of fatalities from three crash types. New ADAS technology and 2027 mandates aim to prevent rear-end collisions through AI-powered systems.
Burj Khalifa Lightning Strikes: Engineering vs. Nature
Recent thunderstorms in the UAE showcased lightning striking Dubai's Burj Khalifa. Experts reveal how the world's tallest building's advanced engineering makes it completely safe during such dramatic events.
UAE Doubles Down on Moon After NASA Gateway Shift
NASA's decision to pause the Lunar Gateway project has prompted a strategic response from the UAE's space agency, which reaffirms its commitment to lunar exploration and the Artemis program despite changing global strategies.
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Ancient History of Wines Unravelled by Modern Science
Scientists use advanced techniques to trace wine's origins back 8,000 years, revealing its cultural and historical significance across civilizations.
8 Unmissable Sky Events in April 2026
April 2026 offers celestial wonders: Comet C/2026 A1's close approach, Lyrid meteor shower peaks, planetary alignments, and galactic sightings. A guide for stargazers.
Fibre-Optic Tech to Transform Moonquake Sensing on Moon
New research explores using fibre-optic cables for distributed acoustic sensing on the Moon, offering broader seismic data to enhance mission safety and lunar interior understanding.
Wright Brothers to Apollo 11: 66 Years to the Moon
Explore the incredible 66-year journey from the Wright Brothers' first flight to the Apollo 11 Moon landing, highlighting key engineering breakthroughs and scientific convergence.
Bihar's First Sahiwal Calves Born via IVF at RPCAU
Scientists at Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University achieve breakthrough with IVF-produced Sahiwal calves, promoting climate-resilient indigenous cattle under Rashtriya Gokul Mission.
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India Ships First Indigenous Beam Catcher to Germany's FAIR
India has dispatched its first indigenously designed and built Beam Catcher unit to the FAIR facility in Germany, marking a key milestone in global scientific collaboration and high-energy physics research.
Röntgen's X-Ray Discovery: How a Lab Glow Changed Medicine
In 1895, physicist Wilhelm Röntgen discovered X-rays by accident in his Würzburg lab. This breakthrough allowed doctors to see inside the human body without surgery, transforming medical diagnosis and treatment worldwide.
Mars Rotation Speeds Up, Shortening Days Each Year
NASA's InSight mission discovers Mars is spinning faster, reducing its day by fractions of a millisecond annually, hinting at hidden geological activity.
Labindia's Shrikant Bapat: Goa Success & Vidu E-Bike Journey
Shrikant Bapat, CMD of Labindia, discusses the launch of the Vidu electric bicycle in Goa, highlighting the state's ideal infrastructure and environmental appeal for eco-friendly rides. The company plans national expansion after successful local acceptanc
ISRO Delays in Moon, Venus Missions; Panel Raises Concerns
ISRO's Chandrayaan-4 lunar sample return mission and Venus orbiter face schedule setbacks, prompting a parliamentary committee to express concerns over project timelines and resource allocation.
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IISc, CADFEM, Synopsys Launch Simulation CoE for Semiconductors
IISc partners with CADFEM and Synopsys to establish a Center of Excellence for Simulation and Digital Engineering at CeNSE, aiming to accelerate semiconductor and electronic system development in India through advanced multiphysics tools and training.
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