Space Technology

Reply by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) regarding use of environmental compensation funds, 29/04/2025

Reply by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) in compliance to the National Green Tribunal (NGT) order dated January 21, 2024 in the matter of ‘News item titled “Feeling anxious? Toxic air could be to blame” appearing in Times of India dated 10.10.2023’. NGT had directed CPCB to file a …

Russia Plans Orbiting Hotel In Space

A hotel in orbit, lunar sightseeing flights and luxury rides into the cosmos -- all are part of Russia's vision to ensure it is not left behind in the growing space tourism industry. Russian firms unveiled their plans at the country's premiere air show this week at Zhukovsky, outside Moscow, …

Tracking the Movement of Ice Across Antarctica

A new map of Antarctica illustrates for the first time how ice moves across the continent. The map’s creators believe it may be a crucial tool in helping researchers understand how a warming climate is changing the continent. The creation of the digital map was supported by NASA and combines …

On Test Today: Aircraft Faster Than a Missile

US will test flight today an unmanned rocket launched aircraft capable of attaining top speeds of 21,580 KPH as part of development of a new generation of hypersonic weapons that can strike faster than any missile. Daily Mail quoted US officials as saying the hypersonic vehicles being developed would take …

China set to launch sat for Pakistan

China on Wednesday announced that it would launch a communications satellite for Pakistan at an “appropriate time” in the coming days. A Long March-3B carrier rocket will carry it. Pakistan, has been China’s longtime ally, but Beijing recently blamed militants trained in that country for violence in its Xinjiang province. …

NASA Finds New Evidence Of Liquid Water On Mars

NASA scientists have discovered new evidence that briny water flows on Mars during its warmest months, raising chances that life could exist on the Red Planet, the space agency said on Thursday. NASA first found signs of water on Mars more than a decade ago, but earlier indications were that …

The Shuttle Ends Its Final Voyage and an Era in Space

The last space shuttle flight rolled to a stop just before 6 a.m. on Thursday, closing an era in the nation

Last US space shuttle leaves station

The last US space shuttle departed the International Space Station on Tuesday, ending a 12-year program to build and service the orbital outpost, the primary legacy of NASA's shuttle fleet. Shuttle Atlantis commander Chris Ferguson and pilot Doug Hurley gently pulsed their spaceship's steering jets at 2:28 am EDT (0628 …

3 women shine in ISRO feat

For the first time in the history of the Indian Space Research Organisation, three senior women scientists will monitor and carry out crucial manoeuvres of the communication satellite GSAT-12 which was launched on Friday. Project Director of GSAT-12 T K Anuradha, Mission Director Pramodha Hegde and Operations Director K S …

US mulls what next, China sets ambitious space plan

This year, a rocket will carry a boxcar-sized module into orbit, the first building block for a Chinese space station. Around 2013, China plans to launch a lunar probe that will set a rover loose on the moon. It wants to put a man on the moon, sometime after 2020. …

Panel Proposes Killing Webb Space Telescope

The House Appropriations Committee proposed Wednesday to kill the James Webb Space Telescope, the crown jewel of NASA

Space Debris Risks Colliding With Orbital Station

Six astronauts were forced to take refuge aboard the International Space Station's "lifeboat" crafts on Tuesday, bracing for the threat of a collision with floating space debris, the Russian space agency said. "A situation arose linked to unidentified 'space trash' passing very close to the space station. The crew was …

Saturn Moons Surface May Conceal Salty Ocean

Five years ago, scientists discovered that Enceladus, one of Saturn

After Delay, Iranians Launch a Satellite

Iran said it launched a satellite into orbit on Wednesday that Western aerospace experts said could be used for limited military reconnaissance and also to monitor crops and track damage from earthquakes, flooding and other natural disasters. It was the second time that an Iranian rocket had carried a satellite …

U.N. To Upgrade "Space Weather" Forecasts

A U.N. plan to upgrade "space weather" forecasts can help the world cope with solar storms that might wreak up to $2 trillion in damage if the sun repeated a giant flare of 1859, experts said. The sun is entering a more active phase due to peak in 2013 on …

Satellite mapping to help rescue Gorai Mangroves

The government is taking recourse to satellite mapping to save one of the largest mangrove forests along the Gorai creek. Next week, a survey team from a Pune-based agency will visit the area to study about 10,000 encroachments, including shanties, which have cut deep into the forest that lies along …

Now, tool that detects secret nuclear explosions

US researchers are unveiling a new tool for detecting illegal nuclear explosions: the earth

Farm will: Astronaut to grow cucumbers aboard space station

Cucumbers may be out of favour on earth, but a Japanese astronaut said on Monday that he plans to harvest the vegetable on board the International Space Station. Satoshi Furukawa is set to blast off on Wednesday for a half-year stint in orbit along with Russian cosmonaut Sergei Volkov and …

ISRO to launch 12 foreign satellites in 2 years

The Indian Space Research Organisation workhorse PSLV (polar satellite launch vehicle) will launch 12 foreign satellites in the orbit during the next two years. An ISRO official said this here today in a press meeting attended by organisation chairman K Radhakrishnan, former ISRO chairmen UR Rao and Madhavan Nair, space …

Pak, China to launch satellite on Aug 14

Pakistan and China would jointly launch a communication satellite on August 14 to replace the SAT-1 which is on the verge of expiry, officials said. The satellite would be sent into the orbit on the Independence Day of Pakistan as a mark of the Sino-Pak friendship, an official said after …

GSAT-8 launchon May 21

After losing two communication satellites last year, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) looks forward to the launch of its communication satellite, GSAT-8, at 2.08 a.m. (IST) on May 21. Arianespace's Ariane-V rocket will put the satellite in orbit after lift-off from Kourou in French Guiana.

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