Science

What to know about: Britain to beam solar power from space to Antarctica in world-first energy gamble research base

Science Akrati Soni -
Britain is set to power its Antarctic Rothera Research Station with solar energy beamed from space. Large satellites will capture sunlight, convert it into...

Federal enforcement update: Norway continues groundbreaking research on northern lights to track solar activity and space weather

Science Akrati Soni -
For more than a hundred years, Norway has been at the heart of the world’s quest to understand one of nature’s most mesmerizing spectacles:...

Understanding Human Metapneumovirus: Surge in China & What it Means for You

Science Ruta Kulkarni -
What Is Human Metapneumovirus? Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is a virus that can cause respiratory illness in people. It produces symptoms...

Starlink Expands Global Connectivity with Direct-to-Cell Satellite Technology

Science Vedangi Verma -
Starlink, a division of SpaceX, under the leadership of Elon Musk, has been one of the bold leaps that...

Nexalin Granted US Patent for Alzheimer’s Brain Stimulation Tech

Science Devashish Kahate -
Nexalin Technology has achieved a significant milestone by securing a US patent for its non-invasive, frequency-based deep-brain stimulation device...

Navigating Disruption: Cyprus Grapples with Persistent GPS Spoofing Issues

Science Aahana M Joshi -
Persistent GPS spoofing issues have been hitting the small island nation of Cyprus endlessly. Random incidents initially seem to...

NASA’s 5th Biennial Exercise to tackle Asteroid threats

Science Aahana M Joshi -
According to NASA, a virtual media briefing will be held on Thursday, June 20, at 3:30 p.m. EDT will...

Harnessing Molecular Motion: Unlocking the Power of Information Engines

Science Rajlaxmi Deshmukh -
In the intricate dance of the microscopic world, molecules perpetually move, vibrating and colliding in a ceaseless display of...

Moon resources in high demand among powerful nations.

Science Devashish Kahate -
Russia recently launched its first moon-landing spacecraft in 47 years. This marks their entry into a competitive race. The...

Breaking Barriers: Sunita Williams and the Historic Starliner Mission

Science Aahana M Joshi -
Astronaut Sunita Williams, who launched to the International Space Station (ISS) last week, will now spend extra days aboard...

NASA Clarifies No Emergency on ISS

Science Aahana M Joshi -
NASA inadvertently sparked concerns of an emergency on the International Space Station (ISS) when a simulation audio broadcast led...

Boeing Starliner: Set to Send NASA Astronauts to Space

Technology Aahana M Joshi -
The Boeing Starliner is set to send NASA astronauts to space as a part of the Commercial Crew Program....

Spy Satellites: The Future of National Security Space Technology

Science Aahana M Joshi -
Spy satellites gather information from outer space. They are a very important part of national security. They can scan...

China’s Jilin-1 Satellite: A Game Changer in Asteroid Tracking and Disaster Prevention

Science Aahana M Joshi -
In an unprecedented achievement in space engineering, the Chinese satellite, Jilin-1, recently performed a groundbreaking maneuver. This was done...

Space Mining: Pioneering Sustainable Exploration

Science Aahana M Joshi -
Mining is important to develop our supplies and obtain different types of metals. But, there is one little problem......

Space Collaboration: Advancing Tech Through Partnerships

Science Aahana M Joshi -
In the rapid development of space technology, collaboration unites diverse minds and talents toward common goals. From global space...

ISS Life Support: Surviving in Space

Aahana M Joshi -
Astronauts live in space for long durations. What measures are taken for them to live a normal life onboard...
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