X-Ray Observations Could Help Astronomers Predict Black Hole Jet Ejections Days in Advance
Researchers from Japan have identified changes in X-ray emissions that could help predict when black holes are likely…
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Graphene-Based Network Could Make Lithium-Ion Batteries More Powerful and Efficient
Researchers at Yokohama National University have demonstrated how a porous graphene material could improve the performance of commercial…
European Orbiter Finds Possible Signs of Dormant Volcanic Activity on Mars
New observations from the European Space Agency’s ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) have revealed evidence that volcanic activity…
Indian Astronomers Discover UBC 63 Is Actually Two Star Clusters After Close Encounter
A team of Indian astronomers has discovered that UBC 63, previously classified as a single star cluster, is…
India Targets Debris-Free Space by 2030 as Cosmoserve Space Opens Hyderabad Facility
India is stepping up its efforts to tackle the growing problem of space debris, with Union Minister of…
Kishtwar Inaugurates New Seismological Observatory in High Seismic Zone
Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh inaugurated a new Seismological Observatory in Kishtwar on November 2, 2026, highlighting the…
24-Year X-ray Study Reveals Changing Accretion Behaviour of Bright Source in Nearby Galaxy
Astronomers have traced the changing X-ray behaviour of NGC 4490 ULX-8 through observations spanning 24 years, offering new…
ISS Crew Conducts Space Crop Research and Technology Experiments After Solar Array Spacewalk
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station continued research into space-based agriculture, plant diseases, virtual reality and advanced technologies…
NASA Announces Schedule of Key Events for MAX POWER Aerospace Expo and Air Show
NASA has released the schedule of key activities for MAX POWER, an aerospace expo and air show taking…
MIT Develops Nanoparticle Platform for Personalized Cancer Vaccines
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a nanoscale delivery system that could advance the…
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Helps Scientists Study Martian Dust
Future astronauts travelling to Mars will have to contend with one persistent environmental challenge: dust. A new study…
Marine Heatwaves Disrupt Nutrition and Reproductive Flexibility in Humpback Whales
Climate change is driving increasingly intense marine heatwaves, raising concerns about their effects on marine wildlife. A new…
AI-designed virus administered to human for first time? Startup hopeful
A California biotechnology startup says it has reached a milestone in artificial intelligence-driven medicine by administering AI-designed viruses…
POSTECH Researchers Develop Fingerprint Authentication Without Storing Biometric Data
Researchers at South Korea’s POSTECH have developed a fingerprint authentication system that identifies users without digitally storing fingerprint…
NASA’s Roman Space Telescope Advances to Final Science Commissioning Phase
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has entered its science commissioning phase after successfully completing comprehensive checks of…
ISS Crew Conducts Blood Vessel Bioprinting, Spacesuit Checks and Robotics Training
The Expedition 75 crew aboard the International Space Station carried out blood vessel bioprinting, spacesuit preparations, robotic arm…
NASA to Discuss Lunar Exploration and Space Technology at 2026 Symposium
NASA will join the 2026 von Braun Space Exploration Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama, from October 26 to 28,…
NASA Satellites Reveal 2026 El Niño May Rival the Record-Setting 1997 Event
NASA satellite observations indicate that the El Niño developing in 2026 could rival some of the strongest events…
Tibet earthquake Leaves 16 killed, 54 injured; Rescue teams rush to spot
A powerful magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck China’s Tibet region late Thursday, October 22, killing at least 16 people and…
Smart Adhesive Patch Offers Firm Attachment and Gentler Removal to Protect Skin
Removing a medical bandage can cause pain and skin irritation, but for newborns, older adults and critically ill…