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More than fifty years passed between the last Apollo mission and the United States' return to the lunar surface, when the first-ever private lander touched down last February. Now, the United States is working to make private lunar missions routine th...
02-Mar-2025
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NASA’s CLPS mission will test new technologies on the Moon, including studying gases in lunar soil to explore resource use.
28-Feb-2025
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Nasa and Nokia are pioneering lunar exploration by launching a mobile network on the Moon as part of Intuitive Machines' IM-2 mission. The Lunar Surface Communication System, developed by Nokia, will enable high-definition video streaming and vital com...
27-Feb-2025
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Space startup GalaxEye successfully tested its SyncFusion Imaging System in the extreme environment of the South Atlantic Anomaly. The system merges Synthetic Aperture Radar and optical imagery, enabling real-time, actionable insights for various appli...
20-Feb-2025
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Nasa is monitoring asteroid 2024 YR4, which has a 1.5% chance of hitting Earth by 2032. Measuring between 130 and 300 feet wide, the asteroid could impact a major city, endangering millions. Space agencies worldwide are tracking its path, considering p...
20-Feb-2025
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India's first microbiological nanosat, developed by students, to find ways to keep astronauts healthy
India's first microbiological nanosatellite, RVSAT-1, developed by students from RV College of Engineering, was launched by ISRO to study gut bacterium in space. Data collected from the mission will aid in space medicine, waste management, and combatin...
19-Feb-2025
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India's planned Chandrayaan-4 mission aims to collect lunar samples and return them to Earth, requiring two separate launches due to its 9,200kg mass. Chennaiyan -5, also known as Lupex, is a joint mission with Japan featuring a heavier lander and soph...
19-Feb-2025
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NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore are undergoing an extended mission on the ISS due to spacecraft technical issues. Originally an eight-day mission, it has stretched to eight months, raising financial and physical concerns. NASA plans t...
13-Feb-2025
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Indian scientists have determined that the landing site where the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft touched down in 2023 is about 3.7 billion years old. The geological map of the site, known as 'Shiv Shakti' point, offers new insights into the Moon's history an...
10-Feb-2025
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NASA’s new SPHEREx telescope set to launch in February: What makes it unique and what will it discover?
NASA's SPHEREx mission, set to launch in February 2025, will utilize an advanced infrared telescope to map the entire sky in 102 colors. This affordable $488 million mission aims to explore cosmic inflation, search for organic molecules in the Milky Wa...
04-Feb-2025
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"I've been trying to remember what it's like to walk...": Sunita Williams struggles to walk after 7 months in space; here’s what it means for astronauts
After seven months on the ISS, astronaut Sunita Williams has forgotten how to walk due to extended weightlessness. Originally a short mission, delays stretched her stay, impacting her physically and emotionally as she maintains family connections. This...
29-Jan-2025
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NASA names an asteroid discovered by a 14-year-old boy from Noida; here’s how you can discover one too
Daksh Malik, a young boy from Noida, India, recently discovered an asteroid through the International Asteroid Discovery Project, earning official recognition from NASA. This discovery highlights the potential for citizen scientists to contribute signi...
27-Jan-2025
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The magnetic north pole has shifted over 400 km from Canada towards Russia in the past century due to changes in Earth's molten core. Scientists use the World Magnetic Model to monitor this movement, which affects navigation systems and protects agains...
27-Jan-2025
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Scientists have detected faint magnetic signals from Earth's ocean tides using ESA's Swarm satellites. These signals, caused by seawater flowing through Earth's magnetic field, offer new insights into the planet's inner workings. The Swarm mission has ...
26-Jan-2025
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The patient’s condition, identified as cysticercosis, was caused by larval cysts of taenia solium (pork tapeworm) after consuming raw or undercooked pork.
25-Jan-2025
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