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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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Farthest star galaxy discovered

News Bureau - September 1, 2020

Embark on NASA's Mars simulation odyssey with an expert crew, unravelling mysteries in isolation, collaborating globally at HERA.

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If an engineering student, be part of NASA

News Bureau - August 15, 2020

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UAE launches first Space mission

News Bureau - July 20, 2020

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Universe is 13.8 million years old

News Bureau - July 18, 2020

A new reanalysis of NASA’s 1970s Pioneer mission data suggests Venus’ clouds contain far more water than previously believed, reshaping the search for extraterrestrial life.

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Covid not to delay Gaganyan, India’s human space mission

News Bureau - June 29, 2020

A new reanalysis of NASA’s 1970s Pioneer mission data suggests Venus’ clouds contain far more water than previously believed, reshaping the search for extraterrestrial life.

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Final nod given for privatisation of Indian Space

News Bureau - June 24, 2020

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Space journey increases brain size

News Bureau - April 18, 2020

A Wooden Satellite To Space

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Space debris cleaning mission on the move

News Bureau - March 5, 2020

Spaceflight alters gut bacteria and metabolism, posing health risks for astronauts on long missions, a McGill study finds.

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Women in Space

News Bureau - March 5, 2020

: Dive into the cosmic intrigue as an unprecedented dark hole on the sun sends powerful solar winds toward Earth. Explore the mysteries of coronal holes, the unexpected solar activity, and the enigma of this celestial drama challenging our understanding of the solar cycle.

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Solar Orbiter to lift off in February

News Bureau - February 2, 2020

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Urgent Appeal $16 9 Billion Needed to Combat Global Hunger...

November 24, 2024

Deforestation in the Amazon causes land surfaces up to 100 kilometres away to get warmer, according to a new study by a team of British and Brazilian scientists. The research led by Dr. Edward Butt at the University of Leeds underscores the vital role played by tropical forests in cooling the Earth's surface and highlights the far-reaching consequences of deforestation.

Remaining Amazon Forest Also Not Safe From Humans

January 29, 2023

Artificial intelligence (AI) is already making inroads worldwide in health, education, and industry, but how can this cutting-edge technology help the world combat and mitigate the effects of climate change? The recent launch of the UN-led AI Advisory Body advanced a growing global trend to harness machine learning to find solutions to common challenges. AI is upping the data crunching game, and a growing number of governments, businesses, and civil society partners are working together to reap its many benefits.

Climate change a global emergency, feels millions

January 28, 2021

Explore the fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war on scientific research in Ukraine, unveiling losses and challenges while outlining crucial priorities for safeguarding the nation's scientific landscape

War’s Toll: Ukraine Loses 18% of Scientists

December 13, 2023

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ISRO sets the stage for groundbreaking achievements with tests of the Bharatiya Space Station in 2023 and a planned Venus mission in 2028. Explore the space agency's ambitious timeline and goals for the future."

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India crosses 300 mark in placing foreign satellites into orbit

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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Diverse Seedlings Hold Key to Accelerating Tropical Forest Restoration

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Overweight Does Not Always Raise Risk Of Early Death