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.
Category : Innovations
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.
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.
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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.
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.
India's Space Station: BAS-01 Module Approved for 2028 Launch
India's ambitious Bharatiya Antriksh Station project advances with government approval for first module BAS-01, budgeted at Rs 1763 crore for 2025-2028 development. The five-module orbital facility targets 2035 completion, featuring private sector collabo
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Artemis II: NASA's Key Mission for Moon and Mars Exploration
NASA's Artemis II mission, launching in April 2026, will send four astronauts on a lunar flyby to test technology for future Moon landings and Mars travel, marking the first crewed trip around the Moon since 1972.
NASA Maps Ocean Floor from Space Using Gravity Technique
NASA scientists have achieved a breakthrough by mapping the ocean floor from space using satellite altimetry and gravity measurements, revealing thousands of previously unknown underwater features.
IISc, CADFEM, Synopsys Launch Simulation CoE at CeNSE
IISc partners with CADFEM and Synopsys to establish an advanced Center of Excellence for Simulation and Digital Engineering at CeNSE, accelerating semiconductor and electronic system development in India.
NASA's $20B Moon Base Plan for Permanent Lunar Presence
NASA announces a $20 billion plan to build a permanent moon base under the Artemis program, aiming for sustainable human presence and Mars preparation by the next decade.
Hedy Lamarr: Hollywood Star's Secret Tech Genius
Beyond her silver screen fame, Hedy Lamarr co-invented a frequency-hopping system that laid the groundwork for WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth, earning her posthumous recognition in the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
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India's NavIC System: 11 Satellites Launched, 8 Operational
India has launched 11 satellites for its indigenous NavIC navigation system, with eight currently operational. The system provides positioning, navigation, and timing services across India and beyond, with applications in civilian and strategic sectors.
IIT Kanpur Innovate4NPS Hackathon 2026 Pitch Day Concludes
The Innovate4NPS Hackathon 2026 Pitch Day at IIT Kanpur brought together innovators to develop digital solutions for strengthening India's National Pension System amid demographic shifts.
Agnikul Tests 3D-Printed Booster Engine 'Agnite'
Indian space startup Agnikul Cosmos has successfully tested its fully 3D-printed booster engine 'Agnite', which can be manufactured in just one week, significantly reducing production complexity and mission turnaround time.
NASA Artemis II Moon Mission Launching April 2026
NASA's Artemis II mission, scheduled for April 2026, will send four astronauts around the Moon for the first time since 1972, testing critical systems for deep space exploration.
Microsoft President: Build Local Trust for US Data Centers
Microsoft President Brad Smith advises tech companies to secure community trust for US data center expansions amid rising opposition over environmental and cost concerns.
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Silkworm-Inspired Robot Tracks Odors With One Sensor
A new bio-inspired robot mimics silkworm moths to navigate using smell even when sensors fail, promising applications in disaster relief and environmental monitoring.
NASA Cancels Lunar Station, Funds $20B Moon Base
NASA Administrator Isaacman announces major Artemis program changes, redirecting $20 billion to a permanent moon base and canceling the orbiting lunar station.
IISc Develops New Method to Move Quantum Sensors
Scientists at the Indian Institute of Science have created a breakthrough technique for moving quantum sensors, enabling real-time, damage-free measurement of cellular conditions like temperature and viscosity, with potential applications in cancer and ag
Bengaluru Techie Builds Interactive Namma Metro Map
Shraddha Kulkarni, a 24-year-old tech professional, has developed an interactive website mapping Bengaluru's metro system to aid commuters, planners, and non-profits in understanding urban transit patterns.
India's Third Launch Centre to be Built in Gujarat
Gujarat announces a new satellite launch site near Gir Somnath, following Sriharikota and Kulasekarapattinam. The move, backed by IN-SPACe, aims to enhance India's space capabilities and attract private investment.
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Vadodara Students Win Robofest 5.0 with Innovative Robots
Students from Vadodara's St Kabir School triumphed at Robofest 5.0 with two advanced robots, winning Rs 5 lakh. Their autonomous Robo-athlete and maze-solving robot showcased cutting-edge sensor technology.
Rare Photos Show Neil Armstrong After 1966 Space Emergency
Newly released photographs from NASA's Gemini 8 mission capture astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott following their emergency return to Earth in 1966 after a critical spacecraft malfunction.
Teen's Magnetic Filter Removes 96% of Microplastics
Mia Heller, a US high school student, developed a low-cost water filtration prototype using ferrofluid that removes 95.5% of microplastics. The innovation earned recognition at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair 2025.
NASA's Vision: Moon Colonies and Mars Drones for Future Space
NASA unveils ambitious plans for lunar colonies and Mars drones, aiming to advance human space exploration beyond 2026 with innovative technologies.
NASA Cancels Lunar Gateway, Focuses on Building Moon Base
NASA has decided to cancel the development of the Orbiting Lunar Station, known as the Gateway, and will instead focus resources on directly establishing a permanent base on the Moon's surface.
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IISc Develops Magnetic Microbots for Quantum Cell Sensing
Scientists at IISc have created a magnetic microbot system to precisely navigate quantum sensors through dense cellular interiors, enabling real-time measurements of temperature, viscosity, and chemical activity without harmful light exposure.
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