Based on an analysis of cooling rate and the composition of lava deposits on Mercury’s surface, a team of geologists has found that the planet likely has the ...
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As part of the ‘Make in India’ initiative, Isro Thursday sought the support of private sector in spacecraft systems realisation to meet the rapidly increasing national demand for ...
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Astronomers in Chile said Wednesday they had caught the first-ever glimpse of a “supermassive” black hole preparing to gorge itself on gas clouds about a billion light years ...
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Fewer than predicted planets may be capable of harbouring life because their atmospheres keep them too hot, researchers have revealed. The study suggests that although they orbit smaller ...
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Nasa called off an attempt to inflate an experimental habitat attached to the International Space Station after the fabric module failed to expand as planned on Thursday. Station ...
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The Indian space agency is planning to look at the possibility of reusing its rocket stages after a launch by making them re-enter atmosphere and land at a ...
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Taking the benefits of the virtual reality (VR) technology in healthcare sector to a new level, doctors at Royal London Hospital on Thursday successfully livestreamed in 360 degrees ...
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A breakthrough chip for the nano-manipulation of light has pioneered new paths for developing next generation optical technologies and enabling deeper understanding of black holes. Developed by a ...
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Japan’s Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry is set to strengthen its efforts to develop its own technology for genome editing, by allocating JPY 8.6 billion ($76,995,456 or roughly ...
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All Earth imagery – consisting of more than 2.95 million individual scenes from a prolific Japanese remote sensing instrument operating aboard Nasa’s Terra spacecraft since late 1999 has ...
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