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Elon Musk and SpaceX shift focus to building a "self-growing city on the Moon" within a decade, prioritising lunar settlement to secure the future of civilisation.

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“Self-Growing City” on the Moon Within a Decade’ Elon Musk

Saradha Meloot - February 11, 2026

NASA’s Perseverance rover makes history by driving across Mars using routes planned by AI. Learn how vision-capable models are changing space exploration

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NASA’s Perseverance Rover Makes History with AI-Planned Mars Routes

Space debris could cost the global economy $42.3 billion over the next decade. Learn how this "hidden tax" threatens satellite infrastructure and what experts suggest to save our orbits.

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The $42 Billion Hidden Tax: How Space Debris Threatens the Global Economy

Space debris could cost the global economy $42.3 billion over the next decade. Learn how this "hidden tax" threatens satellite infrastructure and what experts suggest to save our orbits.

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Earth Hit by Strongest Solar Radiation Storm Since 2003

Catch the first Wolf Supermoon of 2026 on January 3 – brighter, larger full Moon near perigee. Perfect viewing guide for India with Jupiter pairing and triple brightness boost

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Wolf Supermoon Lights Up 2026

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Staying in space Hotel not a dream!

Sona Prebhakar - March 9, 2021

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India develops low-cost optical spectrograph

Staff Reporter - March 4, 2021

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First voice confirming Mars Rover landing was from Swati

News Bureau - February 20, 2021

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Nostradamus prediction comes true as Asteroid big as Eiffel Tower pass...

News Bureau - January 7, 2021

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Happy inquiry starts and completes in time bound manner; Nambi...

News Bureau - December 14, 2020

A study by European experts lists 15 overlooked and emerging issues that have the potential to drastically impact the UK's forests in the next half-century, with 'catastrophic forest ecosystem collapse' leading the concerns.

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NASA counts trees on earth

News Bureau - November 26, 2020

A 25% increase in food insecurity elevates the risk of conflict by 36%, while a 25% rise in the number of people without access to clean drinking water raises the likelihood of conflict by 18%. Food insecurity and water stress are tightly interlinked, with regions having a history of conflict and weak governance being the most susceptible, said the Ecological Threat Report, produced by the Institute for Economics & Peace.

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Mars lost more water and still continues to loss; Study

News Bureau - November 18, 2020

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Meet the Four SpaceX Astronauts

News Bureau - November 17, 2020

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300 million planets could hold life

News Bureau - November 8, 2020

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4.4 million years of hidden water in Mars; study

News Bureau - November 4, 2020

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DRDO successfully demonstrated Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet (SFDR) technology at Chandipur. Learn why this breakthrough is a game-changer for India's long-range air-to-air missile capabilities.

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India Joins Elite Missile League: Tests Ramjet Technology

Embracing a "longevity diet" rich in whole grains, nuts, fruits, vegetables, and moderate amounts of fish can potentially extend life expectancy by up to 10 years, said a groundbreaking study. The study, led by Lars Fadnes from the University of Bergen, sheds light on the profound impact of sustained dietary changes on life span.

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Wasting food means feeding climate change

The global landscape of environmental rule of law is undergoing a rapid metamorphosis, driven by a convergence of technological advancements, the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, heightened public concerns regarding climate change, and the upsurge of movements advocating for racial and social justice. The recently published report by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), titled "Environmental Rule of Law: Tracking Progress and Charting Future Directions," offers a comprehensive evaluation of this evolution. By meticulously collecting and analyzing data from 193 UN Member States, the report illuminates prevalent aspects of environmental rule of law worldwide while tracking developments since the inaugural Global Report on Environmental Rule of Law in 2019.

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Majority US Older People addicted to Food