450+ Young Scientists Showcase Innovations at CT Institute
More than 450 young scientists from various schools participated in the CT Institute's science exhibition, presenting innovative projects in technology, environment, and healthcare.
Category : Innovations
Gaganyaan Mission On Schedule, Uncrewed Flight This Year
Union Minister Jitendra Singh confirms India's human spaceflight program remains on schedule, with the first uncrewed Gaganyaan mission likely by year-end and crewed mission in 2027, despite PSLV setback.
NISAR Satellite Aids Indian Agriculture with Soil Moisture Data
The Indo-US NISAR satellite provides high-resolution soil moisture data crucial for India's agriculture and water management, enabling near-real-time monitoring and planning.
NISAR Maps India Soil at 100m Resolution, NSIL-GalaxEye Pact
NASA-ISRO NISAR satellite achieves 100m resolution soil mapping in India, while NSIL and GalaxEye sign pact to boost space sector by 2026, enhancing agricultural and environmental monitoring.
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NASA's Lunar Nuclear Reactor Plan for 2030 Moon Power
NASA is developing compact nuclear fission reactors for the Moon to provide reliable electricity through long lunar nights, targeting deployment around 2030 for sustained human presence.
NASA Reviews Artemis II Test Data, March Launch Targeted
NASA conducted a confidence test for the Artemis II Moon mission on February 12, analyzing results to set a timeline for the next wet dress rehearsal, with March as the earliest launch window.
New ISS Crew Launched After NASA's First Medical Evacuation
NASA successfully launched a new crew to the International Space Station after completing its first-ever medical evacuation from orbit, marking a milestone in space safety protocols.
NASA, Vast Sign Deal for Sixth Private Astronaut Mission in 2027
NASA has inked a deal with Vast for its sixth private astronaut mission, targeting a launch in summer 2027. This partnership expands commercial spaceflight opportunities.
US Billionaires Musk and Bezos Race China to Moon
Elon Musk's SpaceX and Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin are intensifying efforts to establish lunar bases and launch capabilities, competing directly with China's space ambitions ahead of SpaceX's planned IPO.
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KLA Invests Rs 3,600 Crore in Chennai R&D Hub for AI Semiconductors
KLA Corporation announces a major Rs 3,600 crore investment to build a new R&D campus in Chennai, focusing on AI-driven semiconductor innovation over the next decade.
Air Taxis: Revolutionary Leap or Overhyped Fantasy?
Air taxis promise to transform urban mobility with electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, but face significant hurdles in regulation, infrastructure, and public acceptance.
Amazon's Ariane 6 Launch Deploys 32 Satellites for Internet
Amazon's first heavy-lift mission of 2026 successfully launched 32 satellites via Ariane 64 rocket, marking a major milestone for European space efforts and global internet expansion.
Teen Becomes India's Youngest Analogue Astronaut in Dholavira
Aditya Pandya, 17, achieved a rare feat as India's youngest male analogue astronaut, completing an 8-day lunar habitat mission in Dholavira while designing critical IoT and sensor technology.
SpaceX Crew-12 Launches Four Astronauts to ISS
NASA's SpaceX Crew-12 mission launched from Florida, carrying four astronauts to the International Space Station for a six-month scientific mission.
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Indrones' Eigenspace Suite in Bentley's Ecosystem Catalog
Indrones has integrated its Eigenspace Suite into Bentley Systems' ecosystem catalog, enhancing geospatial innovation with advanced drone and AI solutions for infrastructure projects.
India's First 8-Qubit Quantum Computer in Bengaluru
India's first commercially available 8-qubit quantum computer is being installed at Alliance University in Bengaluru through a partnership with QpiAI. This initiative aims to provide hands-on quantum computing access to students and industry.
SpaceX Launches Crew-12 Astronauts to International Space Station
NASA and SpaceX have launched the Crew-12 mission, sending four astronauts to the International Space Station for an eight-month scientific expedition.
SpaceX Crew-12 Launch to ISS Set from Florida
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket is scheduled to launch Crew-12 from Cape Canaveral, carrying four astronauts on a 34-hour journey to the ISS for an eight-month research mission.
IIT Roorkee's Low-Cost Tech for Hydroponic Wastewater
Hydrologists at IIT Roorkee have created an indigenous, low-cost technology using microalgal photogranules to treat hydroponic wastewater, removing pollutants and reducing environmental impact.
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ADAS Tech in India Focuses on Pedestrian, Two-Wheeler Safety
ARAI director Reji Mathai reveals ADAS technology in India is being tailored to protect vulnerable road users like pedestrians and cyclists, with new testing facility to validate systems for Indian conditions.
IIT Madras VR Tool Measures Surgeons' Laparoscopic Skills Objectively
Researchers at IIT Madras have created a virtual reality haptic simulator that applies Fitts' Law to quantify surgical performance during laparoscopic procedures, potentially revolutionizing surgical training worldwide.
Vet University, NIT Develop Organ-Chip to Replace Mice in Drug Tests
Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University and NIT Jalandhar partner to create an organ-on-a-chip technology, aiming to reduce animal testing in pharmaceutical research.
IIT Guwahati, Skyroot Aerospace Partner for Space Tech Advancements
IIT Guwahati and Skyroot Aerospace sign a five-year MoU to advance space technology research, offering students internships, joint projects, and payload opportunities on Vikram-series rockets.
Microsoft's Anechoic Chamber: World's Quietest Room
Explore Microsoft's anechoic chamber in Redmond, Washington, where sound fades instantly and background noise hits minus 20.35 decibels, setting a world record for silence.
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BAU Patents GI Flavour Profiling Device for Agricultural Traceability
Bihar Agricultural University in Bhagalpur secures a design patent for a device that uses sensors and AI to authenticate and trace GI products, boosting farmer income and market competitiveness.
NASA Crew-12 Launch Delayed, New Friday Target Set
NASA's Crew-12 mission faces another delay due to poor weather along the Atlantic ascent path, with liftoff now targeted for Friday, February 13, from Cape Canaveral.
Indian Astronauts Adapt Training for Gaganyaan Mission
Indian astronauts Shubanshu Shukla and Prashant Nair discuss applying lessons from Russia and Axiom-4 to develop protocols for India's first human spaceflight, Gaganyaan, scheduled for 2027.
Electric Seagliders Set to Revolutionize UAE Travel by 2028
Abu Dhabi leads the charge with electric seagliders, a zero-emission transport system promising high-speed coastal travel, set for launch by 2028 to enhance connectivity and sustainability.
IN-SPACe Picks 3 Firms for Small Satellite Bus Platforms
IN-SPACe has chosen three private companies to develop indigenous small satellite bus platforms, each receiving a Rs 5 crore grant under the Satellite Bus as a Service initiative to boost India's space sector.
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How Many Stars Are in the Universe? The Mind-Blowing Count
Discover the staggering number of stars in the universe, from our Milky Way's billions to trillions of galaxies. Learn how science estimates this cosmic total and why it keeps evolving.
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