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Why NASA Isn’t Rushing to Bring Back Sunita Williams: The Reality Behind the Extended Stay on the ISS
NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore Why Are Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore Still…
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ISRO to Launch Earth Observation Satellite EOS-08 with SSLV-D3
The spacecraft, engineered for operation in a Circular Low-Earth Orbit at an altitude of 475…
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NASA on High Alert as 150-Foot Asteroid Approaches Earth: Potential Impact Could Be Catastrophic
The asteroid, roughly the size of an airplane and known as 2024 NS1, is set…
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NASA Finalizes Nisar Mission; ISRO Delays Launch Until Early 2025
The Nisar mission is a major collaboration between NASA and ISRO, merging the expertise and…
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Conservation at a Crossroads: How We Can Save Our Planet’s Most Vulnerable Species
Efforts to protect endangered species and ecosystems are crucial for maintaining biodiversity and ensuring the…
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From Wires to Wireless: The Evolution of the Telephone and Its Impact
From its humble beginnings as a wired device to its current status as an indispensable…
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Finding the Light: A Story of Overcoming Depression
Maya stared out the window, the vibrant city lights blurring into a dull ache that…
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Astronomers Discover Earth-Like Planet with Red Leaves and Plants
In a groundbreaking discovery, astronomers have identified an Earth-like planet in a distant star system,…
Why Humans Have Been Unable to Explore the Dark Side of the Moon
The dark side of the moon has long been a subject of fascination and mystery.…
The Universe’s Enigmatic Majority: Dark Matter and Dark Energy
Despite remarkable advancements in cosmological understanding, a mere 5% of the universe's composition is directly…
