Vast Cold Gas Web Found at Milky Way's Heart
Astronomers have observed a massive network of cold molecular gas at the center of the Milky Way, revealing new insights into galactic structure and star formation processes.
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Six Planets to Align in UK Sky This Weekend: Viewing Guide
Skywatchers in the UK have a rare chance to see six planets in the evening sky this weekend. Mercury, Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter will be visible to the naked eye, while Uranus and Neptune require binoculars or a telescope. Experts provide tips for the bes
Star WOH G64 Changes from Red to Yellow Hypergiant Unexpectedly
Astronomers observe WOH G64, a massive star in the Large Magellanic Cloud, rapidly transitioning from a red supergiant to a yellow hypergiant, challenging stellar evolution models.
IISER Bhopal's Low-Cost Chip Tech Cuts Semiconductor Costs
Researchers at IISER Bhopal develop an innovative, eco-friendly microfabrication technique using an 'electric pen' to create semiconductor patterns, reducing reliance on expensive equipment and harmful chemicals.
White Dwarf Torn Apart by Black Hole in Rare Cosmic Event
Astronomers have observed an unusual high-energy event named EP250702a, suggesting a white dwarf was disrupted by an intermediate-mass black hole. The findings could provide evidence for this elusive class of black holes.
PSLV Failures Could Delay India's Gaganyaan Mission
Suppliers report delays in technical reviews and inspections for Gaganyaan as ISRO focuses on failure analysis after recent PSLV mission setbacks, impacting India's human spaceflight timeline.
IIT Delhi's New AC Cuts Electricity Use by 33%
Researchers at IIT Delhi have created a hybrid air conditioner prototype that reduces electricity consumption by up to 33%, addressing India's growing cooling demand and energy strain from rising temperatures.
China Tests First Megawatt Airborne Wind Power System at 2,000m
China has successfully tested the S2000 Stratosphere Airborne Wind Energy System, generating electricity while hovering 2,000 meters high. This breakthrough could revolutionize urban renewable energy by tapping into stronger high-altitude winds.
IIT Madras ePlane Launches eVTOL Prototyping Hub in Chennai
IIT Madras-based ePlane company has launched a 60,000 sq. ft eVTOL prototyping hub in Chennai, featuring composite fabrication, electric powertrain assembly, avionics testing, and a Ground Test Vehicle facility to accelerate full-scale development.
Rare Planetary Alignment in Goa on National Science Day
Skywatchers in Goa can witness a rare planetary alignment on Feb 28, coinciding with National Science Day. The Association of Friends of Astronomy organizes free public viewing sessions at beaches.
NASA Astronaut Mike Fincke Evacuated from ISS, Gives Update
NASA astronaut Mike Fincke was evacuated from the International Space Station and is now undergoing standard post-flight reconditioning at Johnson Space Center, according to official statements.
NASA Tracks 140-Foot Asteroid's High-Speed Earth Flyby
A 140-foot asteroid named 2026 CU1 is making a close approach to Earth today at 18,803 mph. NASA confirms it poses no danger, highlighting the importance of asteroid monitoring for planetary defense.
NASA Artemis Moon Rocket Rollback Amid Artemis II Delay to 2026
NASA has rolled back the Artemis Moon rocket to Kennedy Space Centre for maintenance, delaying the Artemis II mission to 2026 due to technical issues and safety concerns.
India's ISM 2.0 and Semiconductor Portal by 2026
India is set to launch ISM 2.0 and a single-window portal by 2026 to boost its semiconductor ecosystem, aiming for global competitiveness and self-reliance in chip manufacturing.
ISRO NVS-02 Orbit Anomaly: Apex Committee Findings
ISRO's NVS-02 satellite experienced an orbit-raising anomaly, prompting an apex committee investigation. Findings aim to prevent future issues for the GSLV-F15 launch in 2026.
Sun-Powered Nano-Reactor Cleans Wastewater, Patented in India & UK
Indian scientists unveil a sunlight-powered nano-reactor that breaks down pharmaceutical waste, pesticides, and heavy metals in wastewater, offering a low-cost, eco-friendly solution for water-stressed cities.
Moon Shrinking: 1,114 New Cracks Found, Threatening Missions
Scientists reveal the Moon is contracting due to internal cooling, creating thousands of surface cracks and moonquakes that could endanger future lunar bases like NASA's Artemis program.
Bilateral Cooperation Key for Quantum Tech: Boseraju
Karnataka's Higher Education Minister emphasizes the critical role of international partnerships in driving quantum technology advancements, highlighting Bengaluru's potential as a global hub.
ISRO: Pyro System Failure Caused NVS-02 Satellite Orbit Issue
ISRO's apex committee investigation reveals a pyro system failure prevented the NVS-02 spacecraft from reaching its intended orbit in January 2025. Corrective measures have been implemented.
Retired ISRO Scientists to Probe PSLV Failures by April 2026
A dedicated team of retired ISRO scientists has been formed to analyze recent PSLV launch failures. The expert panel is tasked with submitting a comprehensive report before April 2026 to enhance future mission reliability.
NIT Rourkela's StopBleed® Wins CDSCO Approval for Bleeding Control
NIT Rourkela's patented nano-biopolymer hemostatic technology, StopBleed®, has received CDSCO approval for commercial use. This innovation aims to reduce fatalities from severe bleeding in accidents and wounds, especially in remote areas.
Nambi Narayanan: ISRO Scientist's False Espionage Ordeal
The story of Nambi Narayanan, an ISRO scientist falsely accused of espionage in 1994, his arrest, legal battle, and eventual vindication that impacted India's space program.
Six Planets to Align in Rare February 2026 Sky Event
A rare celestial event is set for February 28, 2026, when six planets—Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune—will align after sunset, offering a stunning view for stargazers worldwide.
Total Lunar Eclipse 2026: Blood Moon on March 3
Astronomers and sky watchers, mark your calendars for the Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3, 2026. This rare Blood Moon event will be visible in India and globally, offering a reddish hue due to atmospheric refraction.
IIT Delhi-Jindal Steel Partnership for Structural Steel Research
IIT Delhi and Jindal Steel & Power have announced a collaborative research partnership focused on advancing structural steel technologies, aiming to drive innovation in construction and engineering sectors.
Bengaluru Techie Digitizes 100-Year Bird Tagging Data
A Bengaluru software engineer has digitized over 100 years of bird tagging data, creating a searchable database to aid global ornithological research and conservation efforts.
ICC Defence Summit in Vizag Highlights India's Autonomous Tech Growth
The ICC Defence Start-up and Autonomous Systems Summit in Visakhapatnam featured over 50 start-ups displaying drones, cybersecurity, and aerospace innovations to boost self-reliance in defence manufacturing.
MAPS Comet: Sungrazer Brighter Than Venus in 2026
Discovered in 2026, comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS) could outshine Venus as it nears the Sun. Learn when and how to watch this celestial event from India.
5 Key Features That Make an Adventure Motorbike Stand Out
Discover the five crucial performance features that distinguish true adventure motorcycles, from high-torque engines to advanced electronic aids, enabling riders to conquer diverse terrains.
Fusion Energy Replaces Tennessee Coal Plant
The Bull Run coal plant in Tennessee is being replaced by Infinity One, a fusion energy project backed by Bill Gates. Using a stellarator reactor, it aims to generate power at 100 million degrees Celsius.
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