Science
South Korea Captures Stunning “Ring of Fire” Eclipse
South Korea’s GEO-KOMPSAT-2A satellite has shared breathtaking footage of the annular solar eclipse, popularly called the “ring of fire”, which… Read More
“First Solar Eclipse 2026: Stunning Ring of Fire”
Space lovers around the world are getting ready to witness the first solar eclipse of the year. During this rare… Read More
NASA Crew-12 Launch Delayed Again Due Weather
NASA’s Crew-12 mission launch has been delayed again due to bad weather. The earlier attempt this week was called off… Read More
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Uses AI to Explore Mars
NASA is making its Mars rovers smarter and more independent. Recently, the Perseverance rover used artificial intelligence (AI) to plan… Read More
Rare “Ring of Fire” Solar Eclipse February 2026
On 17 February 2026, a rare annular solar eclipse will be visible over the icy continent of Antarctica. Not many… Read More
Finding Wonder in Everyday Life Through Physics
A new year has just started, and already we are a month into it. The end of one year and… Read More
India’s Space Benefits Should Reach Everyone Globally
V. Narayanan, the Secretary of the Department of Space and Chairperson of ISRO, said that space belongs to everyone. He… Read More
Contaminated Almond Kit Syrup Sparks Safety Concern
The Tamil Nadu Directorate of Drug Control recently issued a public notice warning against a specific batch of Almond Kit… Read More
India Allocates ₹13,416 Crore for Space Research
India’s research community has received a boost from the 2026-27 budget, especially those working in astronomy and space science. The… Read More
Robotic Submersible Lost Beneath Antarctica Ice Shelf
In January 2024, a robotic submarine mysteriously disappeared while exploring one of Antarctica’s most closely studied ice shelves. The vehicle… Read More