NASA astronaut Sunita Williams is making strides in space agriculture by growing “Outredgeous” romaine lettuce aboard the International Space Station (ISS). This innovative study is part of NASA’s ongoing efforts to explore sustainable food sources for long-duration space missions, with the potential to revolutionize agriculture both in space and on Earth. The research focuses on Read More…
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ISRO Reschedules Proba-3 Mission to December 5 After Anomaly Detection
ISRO has postponed the Proba-3 mission to December 5, 2024, following the detection of an anomaly in the launch preparations. This joint mission with the European Space Agency (ESA) involves two satellites conducting high-precision formation flying to study the Sun’s corona. The mission aims to enhance our understanding of solar phenomena and improve space weather Read More…
Earth’s Orbit Overcrowded: 14,000 Satellites and 120 Million Debris Pieces Threaten Space Operations
Low Earth Orbit (LEO) is becoming alarmingly congested, with over 14,000 satellites currently in orbit, nearly 3,500 of which are inactive and contributing to the growing crisis of space debris. Adding to the challenge are 120 million fragments of debris, ranging from defunct satellites and rocket remnants to tiny particles like paint flecks. These pose Read More…
ISRO Set to Launch ESA’s Proba-3 Mission to Study the Sun’s Corona
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is gearing up to launch the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Proba-3 mission, a groundbreaking project designed to study the Sun’s corona. Scheduled for an upcoming launch, the mission will employ cutting-edge technology to investigate the outer atmosphere of the Sun, shedding light on solar activities and their impact on Read More…
Toxic Smell Detected Aboard ISS: Quick Response Prevents Hazard
An unexpected and alarming event unfolded aboard the International Space Station (ISS) when a toxic smell was detected during the opening of the Russian Progress MS-29 cargo spacecraft on November 23, 2024. NASA astronaut Sunita Williams and her team quickly responded to the situation, isolating the affected area and using personal protective equipment (PPE) to Read More…
India Conducts Successful Test of 3,500-Km Range Nuclear-Capable Submarine Missile
New Delhi: India has achieved a major defense milestone by successfully testing the K-4 nuclear-capable missile, capable of striking targets up to 3,500 kilometers away. The test, conducted from a submerged submarine, underscores India’s advanced second-strike capability and its robust nuclear deterrence framework. The K-4 missile, designed for deployment on India’s nuclear-powered submarines like INS Read More…
India Set to Launch Its Own Space Station and Venus Mission: A Leap in Space Exploration
The Indian government has given the green light to two monumental space projects, signaling a new era for the country in interplanetary and human space exploration. Bharatiya Antariksha Station (BAS): India’s first independent space station, BAS, will feature five modular pressurized units, contrasting with the 16 on the International Space Station (ISS). The initial module Read More…
Thanksgiving Flyby: Massive Asteroid to Soar Past Earth Safely
This Thanksgiving, a massive asteroid will glide past Earth, offering a spectacular celestial event for astronomers and space enthusiasts alike. The asteroid, classified as a Near-Earth Object (NEO), poses no danger to the planet but has captured attention due to its immense size and proximity. Astounding Details About the Asteroid: Experts from NASA and other Read More…
Who Sleeps Better: Men or Women? Study Highlights Key Differences
A groundbreaking study has shed light on how sleep quality differs between men and women, revealing intriguing insights into the impact of gender roles and caregiving responsibilities. The research found that women often experience more sleep disruptions, largely due to hormonal changes, caregiving duties, and stress management challenges. These factors contribute to a lower overall Read More…
Exciting Discovery in the Milky Way: Scientists Unveil Mysterious Fiery Gas Source
In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have uncovered a new and mysterious source of incredibly hot gas in the Milky Way’s outer regions. Using cutting-edge telescopes like XMM-Newton and eROSITA, researchers found that the gas, located in the galaxy’s halo, reaches scorching temperatures of up to 10 million degrees—far higher than previously anticipated. This finding suggests Read More…