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For decades, astronomers have known that gravity pulls molecular clouds inward to form stars, while internal pressure pushes them outward. But in this tug-of-war, the magnetic field is the third, albeit silent player

Reaffirm their commitment to advancing space medicine, fostering interdisciplinary research and building long-term institutional cooperation to support India’s human space flight programme initiatives

GNDU faculty developed a 'Forearm Twisting Machine' prototype to enhance wrist and forearm strength. Researchers secured design copyright and presented the prototype to the University Gym. The innovation aligns with fitness technology trends and the university's research commitment.

This marks Delhi’s third major cloud seeding attempt — the first was in 1957 and the second in the early 1970s, according to climate scientist Roxy Mathew Koll of the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology

First attempts of artificial rain or snowfall are said to have been made in 1946

Chandrayaan-2 was launched by ISRO on July 22, 2019, from Sriharikota

Painless electric currents to the brain helps with learning, memory, and improved mathematical problem-solving abilities

Fifty-two years ago, Cooper declared victory in a call from a Manhattan sidewalk.

The mission will carry Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla to the International Space Station

The low gravity, no atmosphere, and extreme conditions make it ideal for running experiments in quantum physics

NavIC, short for Navigation with Indian Constellation, can provide very accurate location information — often better than GPS in our part of the world

According to the Indian Space Situational Assessment Report for 2024, a total of 136 Indian spacecraft, including those from private operators, were launched in Earth-orbit till December 31, 2024

Each of these luminaries made significant contributions to Tata Institute of Fundamental Research — an institution founded by Homi Bhabha

In quantum physics, observation matters. AI processes data, but it doesn’t “observe” in the same way as humans do.

As Tesla’s Optimus blurs the line between machine and humans, are we ready for it?

MIT-WPU vice-chancellor Dr R M Chitnis said these findings on Pune’s shrinking carbon absorption capacity are not just alarming - they are a wake-up call for all rapidly urbanising cities in India

Warmer water temperatures can bleach sea anemones that clownfish call home, forcing them to adapt to stay alive

These pop-ups and banners are distracting, and your first reaction is likely to get them out of the way as soon as possible – perhaps by hitting that “accept all” button

This initiative is part of the BioE3 biotechnology policy launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year

The spacecraft, known as Kosmos 482, was part of a series of missions bound for Venus

The species, called vulcanidris cratensis, is part of a lineage called hell ants