Artemis II Update-1: Orion Completes Proximity Operations, Perigee Burn Next
Astronauts aboard NASA’s Artemis II mission completed a key proximity operations test on April 2 while orbiting Earth.…
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Artemis II Mission Launch: NASA Sends Crew on First Moon Flyby in 50 Years
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration launched four astronauts on April 2 from Kennedy Space Center in Florida…
Indian scientists convert discarded battery waste into high-value material for cleaner fuel cells
Scientists in India have developed a method to reuse graphite from discarded lithium-ion batteries to improve fuel cell…
Space Breakthrough: Astronomers confirm rogue planet candidate as a planet for the first time
An international team led by Peking University confirmed the mass of a rogue planet for the first time…
How protecting ‘umbrella species’ Polar bear helps scientists in Arctic conservation
On the frozen edge of Hudson Bay, polar bears are doing more than hunting seals. They are helping…
Thousands Of Pico-Satellites Could Redefine Direct Smartphone Connectivity From Space
A new approach to satellite communications could significantly reshape how smartphones connect to space, with researchers proposing the…
XRISM finally solves famous star’s 50-year space mystery
A star visible to the naked eye has held a secret for more than half a century. Gamma…
Wired for water: How electrification is transforming desalination
Pressure on the world’s water resources is rising steadily — and in many places, it is reaching critical…
NASA’s Artemis II Rocket Reaches Launch Pad 39B, Final Countdown Begins
Cape Canaveral, March 22, 2026: NASA’s Artemis II mission has reached a critical milestone, with the Space Launch…
NASA to stream launch and docking of ‘Progress 94 cargo spacecraft’ to ISS
NASA is set to broadcast the launch and arrival of a Russian cargo spacecraft carrying essential supplies to…
NASA to Brief Media on X-59 Supersonic Aircraft Flight Tests After 2nd California Mission
NASA is scheduled to host a media teleconference Friday at 6 p.m. EDT to outline the next phase…
Python Blood is finding itself into a new way of making safer weight loss treatments
According to scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder, the next generation of weight-loss therapies may be shaped…
Huge Craters On an Asteroid Psyche Could Provide Clues to Early Planets
Another investigation that forms the structure of massive craters on asteroid 16 Psyche is providing new perspectives on…
DNA Gaps: Why Most Neanderthal Men Preferred to Sleep With Modern Female Humans?
The latest genetic study indicates that initial interactions between Neanderthals and modern humans were uneven, with some indication…
Organ Donations After Cardiac Death Soar in US, Expand Transplant Lifeline
One of the significant changes in the way people approach organ donation in the United States is the…
Bull Sharks Form Social Bonds, Finds Study; Changes age-Old Perception of Predators
A recently published long-term study has been carried out in the Shark Reef Marine Reserve in Fiji which…
Poor smoke does not equal poor risk: All solid fuels identified to produce ultrafine particles
University of Galway-led research has discovered that when low smoke manufactured fuels are burnt, they emit minute ultrafine…
Newer ground water is linked with increased risk of Parkinson disease
A new study has established that individuals whose drinking water was supplied by newer groundwater were at a…
Scared of spiders? A world without them is true nightmare tale: Study
The objects of revulsion, disgust and fear are frequently members of the arachnid class–think spiders, scorpions and harvestmen…
Whar are “blue tears”? New AI algorithm allows scientific monitoring of this unique phenomenon
Blue tears is a stunning, natural bioluminescent phenomenon where coastal waters glow with an ethereal blue light, primarily…