China and Russia plan to build a nuclear power plant on the moon by 2036, aiming to fuel the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS) and expand human presence in space. This partnership between the China National Space Administration and Russia’s Roscosmos represents

The Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) is under construction in Chile’s Atacama Desert, boasting a 39-meter primary mirror. This telescope aims to capture unprecedented cosmic details, surpassing its predecessors in size and capability. The ELT is a key player in an international effort

The circadian rhythm is a 24-hour internal cycle that influences sleep, mood, metabolism, and overall physiological health. Disruptions in these biological clocks can lead to sleep disorders, mental health issues, and chronic illnesses. Modern lifestyle factors, such as screen exposure and irregular

RISAT-1B, India’s new radar imaging satellite, features advanced C-band Synthetic Aperture Radar for unparalleled imaging through adverse weather and darkness. This satellite enhances national security by enabling continuous surveillance of borders and coastlines, capable of detecting enemy movements and potential threats. Beyond

Tensions escalated at the Indo-Pak border with precision military actions by India in response to assaults from Pakistan. Indian jets executed focused attacks targeting critical military sites in Pakistan while maintaining a strategy of calculated restraint to minimize collateral damage. Pakistan employed

Cosmos-482, a relic of the Soviet Venera program launched in 1972, spirals toward Earth, highlighting the persistent challenges of space debris. Originally intended for Venus, Cosmos-482 was thwarted by a rocket malfunction, leaving it stranded in Earth’s orbit for over five decades.

The Falcon 9 rocket explosion in September 2016 halted a routine mission to launch the Amos-6 satellite, engulfing SpaceX in chaos and theories of sabotage. Speculation arose about a sniper shooting from a nearby building, prompting extensive investigations by SpaceX and federal

Kosmos 482, a Cold War-era Soviet spacecraft, is set for reentry into Earth’s atmosphere after over 50 years adrift. The spacecraft’s descent is expected between May 8 and 12, traveling at 150 mph, creating a dazzling visual spectacle. The potential landing zone