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HAL to lead ISRO’s SSLV launches with full commercial control

Under a public-private partnership model, HAL will function as the system integrator, overseeing mission assurance, integration, and launch operations, while subcontracting key subsystems to industry partners

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Future Of Food? China’s New Tech Converts Carbon Dioxide Into Edible

The breakthrough comes from the Tianjin Institute of Industrial Biotechnology, where scientists have engineered an in vitro biotransformation (ivBT) platform. This system uses enzymes to convert methanol, derived from industrial waste or captured CO₂, into sucrose, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional farming methods.

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Blood samples to heart scans: How NASA monitors astronaut health aboard the ISS through human research

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Solar Eclipse on August 2 will bring 6 minutes of total darkness; check, date, time, and visibility areas for a once-in-100-years phenomenon

On August 2, 2027, a remarkable total solar eclipse will grace Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, plunging regions into darkness for up to 6 minutes and 23 seconds. Dubbed the "Great North African Eclipse," this celestial event ...more

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New gravitational waves reveal black hole with ‘forbidden’ mass | Explained

The mass of a heavier black hole that collided with a lighter one 2 billion lightyears away was found to be right inside, or just above, the pair instability mass gap

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Japan found $26 billion treasure under ocean but an innovation could keep it buried forever

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Nisar, $1.5billion Indo-US mission enters last leg, Isro eyes July-end launch

The joint mission between Nasa and Isro, Nisar, is nearing its launch date. The launch is expected from Sriharikota by the end of July. This Earth-observing satellite will provide a detailed view of Earth. It will detect movements of la ...more

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IIST team discovers radio emission with circular polarisation near a massive young protostar

Discovery linked to IRAS 18162-2048, a massive protostar in the Milky Way, expands scientists’ understanding of how massive stars form, say a research team from Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram

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First time astronomers capture earliest signs of planet formation around a young star | Watch video

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Nasa to preview US-India radar mission: What is NISAR, when will it launch, why it matters

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Elon Musk confirms next SpaceX Starship test flight coming soon after recent setbacks

SpaceX is gearing up for Starship's tenth test flight in early August, as confirmed by Elon Musk on July 14, 2025. Despite a recent upper-stage explosion and previous flight failures, the Super Heavy booster has shown promise. This miss ...more

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Leaking pipes as climate warms: Bulgaria faces water crisis

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What is the universe’s antimatter mystery? | Explained

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Shubhanshu Shukla undergoing rehabilitation to mitigate any adverse effect of microgravity: ISRO

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