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After deploying its 39-foot-wide radar antenna reflector on August 15, engineers powered on NISAR’s L-band and S-band SAR systems to track movement of Earth’s ice and land surfaces
According to the roadmap, India plans to build a crew station on the Moon by 2047
The region—stretching between Florida, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda—has gained infamy for the unexplained disappearances of ships, planes, and their crews dating back to the 1800s
According to media reports, the iPhone 17 series in India will go on sale starting September 19
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The Nigerian melon seeds, which were sourced from local markets in Oyo State in southwestern Nigeria, spent seven days in orbit
2025 was Europe’s worst recorded year of wildfires
They are simple toy rabbits, but retrofitted to emit heat, a smell and to make natural movements to appear like any other regular rabbit
People in Delhi lose 8.2 years of life on average due to air pollution
Spicomellus lived 165 million years ago. It was roughly 13 feet long and weighed 1-2 tonnes
Nearly all AI models are built without expert mental health consultation or pre-release clinical testing
It offers clues to the patterns of Homo erectus, a hunter-gatherer species that scientists believe started migrating around two million years ago
Divers descended about 8 meters (26 feet) below the waves close to Aarhus and collected evidence of a Stone Age settlement from the seabed
Mohali, Chandigarh scientists uncover gold nanoparticles potential in early detection of Parkinson’s
A tool that can detect the disease before symptoms appear means earlier treatment, improved quality of life and lower long-term healthcare costs
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, who goes by the callsign ‘Shux’, shared his experiences and challenges he faced while being part of the Axiom-4 mission to the International Space Station (ISS)
Scientists link the white shark sightings to increased availability of the seals the sharks feast on
History warns us that when technology overpromises, winters follow. AI may be no exception
Over the years, Chandrayaan-2’s Large Area Soft X-ray Spectrometer has mapped almost the entire lunar surface, producing a rich dataset available on ISRO’s Pradan portal
Expresses expectation that space startups will produce unicorns within the next five years
Says there was a time when India had lost 10,000 persons in a natural disaster in Odisha but today, it has come a long way
The authors said it is considered that a few groups among each species tend to predominate
The diameter of the satellite is estimated to be only some 10 km
The space agency has lined up projects such as NAVIC satellite, the N1 rocket, and plans to launch a 6,500-kg US communication satellite using Indian rockets
The ISS voyager said wherever he went on return, people were happy to meet him and were aware of India's achievements in the space sector
The object is located nearly 28,000 light-years from the Earth
Commissioning of NISAR, launched by ISRO’s GSLV F-16 rocket into a 747 km high polar orbit, is expected to take another two-and-a-half months, after which the scientific operations for which it has been designed will commence
Unlike today's whales, the juvenile specimen was small enough to fit in a single bed
Says the nation is preparing for launch of Gaganyaan
SpaceX’s Starship development puts Musk at odds with FAA
The programme aims to compress traditional 6 to12-month AI upskilling cycles into weeks, responding to industry's time-to-value pressures
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