Astronauts Return After Historic Deep Space Odyssey
Artemis II astronauts return after record-breaking deep space mission, paving the way for humanity’s Moon comeback and future Mars exploration in a milestone achievement,
Risk of Asteroid Impact on Earth Increases as 2024 YR4’s Path Becomes More Uncertain
The increase in the impact probability has been attributed to unexpected factors, including earthquakes and extreme weather events that have affected the asteroid’s trajectory
AI Revolutionizes Industries: From Education, Finance to Warfare and Gaming
From its early days as a mere academic curiosity to its current status as a powerhouse of innovation, AI has undergone significant transformations, shaping
Powerful Solar Storm Could Disrupt Earth’s Communication, Power Grids
Alongside the breathtaking auroras, concerns loom over potential disruptions to Earth’s communications networks, tonight and into the weekend A remarkable celestial event is underway
PM Modi to Visit ISRO, Mega Roadshow to Celebrate Chandrayaan-3 Success
Former deputy chief minister and BJP MLA R. Ashoka said that the roadshow will be held between Jalahalli Circle to ISRO Head Quarters in
Chandrayaan-3 Receives Cheers from Astronaut Sunita Williams
The Chandrayaan-3 was put into orbit on July 14 in a copybook style by India’s heavy lift rocket LVM3. The spacecraft completed orbiting around
Chandrayaan-3 successfully enters lunar orbit
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), in a tweet, said: “MOX, ISTRAC, this is Chandrayaan-3, I am feeling lunar gravity.” The Indian Space Research
Bellatrix Aerospace’s payload to fly on PSLV
The Indian space agency uses the final stage (PS4) of the PSLV rocket as an orbital platform for in-orbit experiments…reports Asian Lite News India’s
Orion spacecraft on course to return to Earth on Dec 11
As soon as Orion splashes down, a team of divers, engineers, and technicians will depart the ship on small boats and arrive at the
World to witness thrilling ‘Blood Moon’ spectacle
Moon will be seen 60 per cent covered in Nagpur, 66 per cent in Srinagar and in varying degrees in other cities, said Prof.
