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Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2026: Why two scientists won for making molecules ‘choose’ a mirror image Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai have won the 2026...
The Science Behind Climate-Tech: Why local research matters for Indian conditions India’s climate-tech sector needs solutions tested against local...
Four astronauts begin journey home from ISS on SpaceX Dragon NASA's Crew-12 astronauts are preparing to return after almost eight months aboard...
Why are hundreds of whale calves dying in Patagonia? Scientists suspect bacteria Hundreds of southern right whale calves have died along...
ESA-JAXA Ramses powers up ahead of 2029 asteroid encounter ESA and JAXA’s Ramses spacecraft has completed its first integrated switch-on. The...
New amoeba survives heat once thought impossible for complex life A newly described amoeba found in California reproduced at 63°C, setting a reported...
India and Europe renew space partnership until 2032: What changes for ISRO? ISRO and ESA have extended their space cooperation agreement until January...
ISRO NVS-03 launch date: Why October mission is critical for India’s NavIC ISRO is reportedly preparing to launch NVS-03 between October 15 and 20...
Mice with human brain tissue? Stanford’s unusual Xenocortical mice experiment explained Stanford scientists have created mice with nearly 92 per...
Agnikul expands reusable rocket infrastructure ahead of Flight 02 Agnikul Cosmos has expanded its Chennai infrastructure with new facilities for stage...
Was Ladakh once under the sea? 38-million-year-old fossils found in Nyoma Marine fossils found at Nyoma in Ladakh could be around 34 to 38 million...
Inbound signs five-year Australia deal for reusable spacecraft recovery Inbound will use the partnership to test reusable spacecraft and build...
NASA funding cuts force Europe to rethink key part of Venus mission NASA’s withdrawal of the VenSAR radar has forced Europe to rethink a key part of...
Can pink noise help your brain clean itself during sleep? MIT study finds a clue A small MIT study found that carefully timed bursts of pink noise...
Australia eyes deeper India space ties as 12-member delegation lands at BSX 2026 A 12-member Australian space delegation is in Bengaluru for BSX 2026...
GalaxEye wins US Patent for OptoSAR tech, plans 30-satellite constellation Indian space-tech startup GalaxEye has received a US patent for its OptoSAR...
Scientists may have caught a dark matter signal deep underground, but one event is not enough Researchers at the underground LUX-ZEPLIN experiment...
ISRO to launch EOS-05 on September 4, here’s why this satellite matters ISRO is preparing to launch EOS-05 on GSLV-F17 on September 4, 2026. The...
NASA’s new Roman telescope can see 100 times wider than Hubble NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has begun its journey to a point around...
UK family travels to India as 45-day-old baby undergoes complex robotic kidney surgery A 45-day-old baby weighing under 5 kg underwent robotic kidney...
Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash gets a new snake species named after him Scientists have described a new 71 cm groundsnake from New Guinea and named...
Lunar Eclipse 2026 this week: How to watch Chandra Grahan Live from India A deep partial lunar eclipse will cover more than 96% of the Moon on August...
PM Modi meets 20 space startups, wants India to become Global Space Hub Prime Minister Narendra Modi met founders and CEOs of 20 Indian space startups...
From Chandrayaan-3 to RBI, former ISRO chief S Somanath joins RBI Central Board for four years Former ISRO chairman S Somanath has been appointed as a...
Personalised mRNA cancer treatment: Moderna-Merck melanoma therapy meets Phase 3 trial goals A personalised mRNA cancer treatment developed by Moderna...
Chinese Long March 7A rocket carrying secretive high-orbit satellite explodes after liftoff China’s Long March 7A rocket exploded shortly after...
New Delhi: India’s first uncrewed Gaganyaan test mission is now likely facing a delay. Fresh regulatory filings and recent launch events suggest...
New Delhi: The United States has set itself a bold new space deadline, and it feels like one of those moments where science, politics and ambition...
New Delhi: With Artemis II set to launch in April 2026 carrying four crew members into lunar orbit, NASA once again offers boarding passes for the...