Comet Aurora-Nimbus, a stunning visitor from the cosmic depths, may no longer dazzle the naked eye, yet with the aid of binoculars or a small telescope, its enchanting presence is still to be relished. Originating from the enigmatic Oort Cloud, speculated by

IIIT Delhi recently marked a momentous occasion during its 13th Convocation Ceremony, where 745 graduates were honored for their academic accomplishments. The ceremony highlighted remarkable achievements across undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs, showcasing the dedication and hard work of the graduating students.

A vision of the future emerged as leading experts gathered to discuss the exciting prospects of space exploration. Dr. A. Smith, a renowned scientist, revealed groundbreaking advancements in lander technology that will pave the way for a new era of lunar exploration.

Exploring Venus: The Future of Mechanical Rovers Exploring the uncharted territory of Venus has always been a challenge, primarily due to its extreme conditions that make traditional electronic rovers impractical. Most recently, a group of innovative engineers embarked on a mission to