The UAE Space Agency announces a major extension of its Emirates Mars Mission (Hope Probe) through 2028, three years beyond original plans. The probe has collected 10TB of data on Martian climate and auroras, contributing to international research.
The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has conducted a successful qualification test for the drogue parachute system of India's Gaganyaan mission, marking a critical step toward the country's first human spaceflight program.
Researchers at IIT Gandhinagar have engineered a hybrid electrode using metal-organic frameworks, boron nitride, and carbon nanotubes, achieving higher energy, reduced corrosion, and improved stability for future energy storage technologies.
Distinguished scientist Dr. Arup Ghosh has been appointed as the new director of CSIR-CSMCRI in Bhavnagar, bringing his expertise in seaweed research and marine biotechnology to the role.
India's space regulator IN-SPACe has unveiled a Rs 6 crore seed fund scheme to support AI applications in the space sector, targeting startups and individuals. The initiative aims to accelerate innovation through financial grants and institutional backing
Vast has started assembly on Haven 1, a commercial space station aimed at microgravity research. Launch is planned for early 2027 via SpaceX Falcon 9, positioning it as a successor to the ISS.
Biomimicry, the practice of emulating nature's designs, is revolutionizing engineering by offering sustainable and efficient solutions inspired by natural systems.
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams expands QR code-based smart footwear tracking system after successful six-month trial handling 8.45 lakh pilgrim footwear deposits.
Russian scientists are developing a plasma propulsion engine that could theoretically reduce Mars travel time to just 30 days. The technology uses nuclear power for continuous acceleration in space.
French deep-tech firm Cailabs showcased its advanced optical communication systems for space during a key visit to India, aiming to strengthen Franco-Indian space collaboration and expand its global market presence.
A dramatic water deluge test at SpaceX's Texas facility, mistaken for an explosion, is a key step ahead of the Starship Flight 12 launch in early March 2026, featuring upgraded hardware for future Mars missions.
NASA's Parker Solar Probe has entered the Sun's outer atmosphere, providing unprecedented data on solar wind heating. Findings improve space weather forecasts critical for Earth's satellites and power grids.
Bengaluru is set to become a global hub for integrated human-agent-robot workforces by 2029, driven by tech innovations and strategic partnerships.
CSIR-NIIST transfers multiple indigenous technologies including high-protein rice, plant-based leather, and low-sodium salt to industry at a New Delhi event, aiming for public benefit and commercialization.
Researchers at NITK Surathkal have created a biochar-microbe system that removes toxic pollutants from soil and water, boosts soil fertility, and enhances crop growth, with removal efficiencies up to 96%.
AM Group has commenced development of a 1 GW AI compute hub in Greater Noida, with a $25 billion investment, aiming for full operation by 2030 using renewable energy.
Explore the hidden reality behind stars: from nuclear fusion to explosive deaths, learn how these cosmic giants create elements and influence life on Earth.
At just 12 years old, Steve Jobs cold-called HP co-founder Bill Hewlett and secured a job in under 20 minutes without any formal application. This early story reveals the initiative and confidence that would define his legendary career at Apple.
Indian space tech startup Pixxel has selected Exotrail's advanced electric propulsion systems to enhance the orbital control and lifespan of its Earth observation satellites, boosting India's capabilities in space technology.
Skygazers in Goa can witness a rare celestial event on February 19, as Mercury reaches its greatest eastern elongation, shining brightly with Venus, the crescent Moon, and Saturn in a stunning twilight lineup.
Hydrologists at IIT Roorkee have developed an indigenous, low-cost technology using microalgal photogranules to treat hydroponic wastewater, removing pollutants and reducing environmental impact.
Learn how to safely photograph the annular solar eclipse on February 17, 2026, with NASA-backed tips on filters, camera settings, and capturing the event's beauty.
On February 17, 2026, an annular solar eclipse will create a stunning 'ring of fire' visible from Antarctica, with partial views from southern Africa and South America.
Narendra Burramukku has established himself as an emerging senior researcher in network engineering and cloud infrastructure through original research, publications, and leadership roles at international conferences and journals.
Scientists detect GW250114, the loudest gravitational wave ever recorded, traveling 1.3 billion light-years. This black hole merger provides unprecedented clarity for testing Einstein's general relativity.
The annular solar eclipse on February 17, 2026, will not be visible from India. This celestial event, known as the 'Ring of Fire,' will be observable in parts of Africa, South America, and Antarctica.
IIT-Indore develops a tiered water audit framework to tackle non-revenue water loss, potentially stabilizing bills and improving supply reliability. The institute collaborates with BIS on six sustainability projects.
India has registered more than 38,000 civilian drones across the country, reflecting a significant surge in aerial technology adoption for various commercial and recreational purposes.
On March 3, 2026, a total lunar eclipse will create a stunning blood moon visible from Australia, Pacific, and western North America. Learn why the Moon turns red, top viewing spots, and how to watch from India.
The NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) satellite is systematically scanning India, providing high-resolution soil moisture data crucial for agriculture, irrigation planning, and drought monitoring.