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India's Race To The Bottom Of The Ocean: What Lies 6,000 Metres Below?
Scientists have mapped large parts of the ocean floor, but mapping the seabed is very different from visiting it, observing it and collecting samples.
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British Adventurer Reunites With Mother After Completing 28-Year Trek Around The World
The 57-year-old shared an emotional reunion with his mother, Angela, beneath a banner reading "Welcome Home Son."
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NASA Invites People To Send Their Names To Saturn's Moon With Dragonfly Mission
Titan has a thick atmosphere, rivers and lakes of liquid methane, large dunes and a landscape rich in organic material.
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Google Adds Immersive Explorations to Gemini, Letting Students Explore Science and History
Google has introduced a new immersive explorations feature in the Gemini app. The new feature is designed to help users understand complex topics. Users can access the collection through the Gemini student hub by selecting the “Try immersive explorations” option. Google said the experiences will also be accessible directly within Gemini chat co...
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India-Germany Economic Ties: Piyush Goyal To Visit Berlin For Trade Push | Agenda, Key Meetings, And More
Accompanied by a 100-member Indian business delegation, the Commerce Minister will focus on expanding trade, attracting investments and strengthening cooperation in technology, manufacturing and clean energy.
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NASA's Perseverance Rover Sets World Record For Longest Drive On Mars
It covered the distance in five and a half years, while Opportunity took almost 15 years to travel the same distance.
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Out-Of-Body Experience Trial Produces Unexpected Result: Report
A University of Virginia study testing whether people with reported out-of-body experiences could identify objects in another room found no results better than chance.
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'Robots Are First Line Of Defence, But...': Sunita Williams Explains Human-AI Symbiosis In Space
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams highlights the role of AI and robotics in future Moon and Mars missions, while stressing the need for humans to make decisions on site.
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After 8 Years And Billions Of Kilometres, BepiColombo Spacecraft Closes In On Mercury. What Now?
ESA and JAXA's BepiColombo mission has entered its final phase after nearly eight years, preparing two orbiters for their historic arrival at Mercury.
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Can Humans Live Beyond Earth? Shubhanshu Shukla Reveals BHEEM Concept
The B.H.E.E.M. concept represents Shukla's effort to look beyond the spacecraft of today and consider the habitats that could support humans during the next phase of space exploration.
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Cabinet Approves Rs 84,084-Crore Offshore Oil, Gas Exploration Scheme
The scheme is also expected to stimulate significant investments across the exploration and production value chain, creating long-term opportunities for industry, innovation and economic growth, the communique said.
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'Mission Aagaman': India Set For First Private Orbital Rocket Launch With Vikram-1
A successful orbital mission would mark a major achievement for the country's growing commercial space industry and further strengthen India's position in the global space economy.
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After Campa Success, Reliance Eyes Low-Alcohol Segment To Take On Rival Varun Beverages
Reliance may launch low-alcohol drinks under a separate brand as it eyes a new growth avenue after Campa’s success
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'Boost For Oil Exploration': Amit Shah On Agreement With Assam, Nagaland
Speaking at the signing of an MoU to facilitate mineral oil operations in the Assam-Nagaland boundary areas, Shah said it will open new avenues for mineral exploration in the Northeast and bring prosperity to the region.
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ISRO Scientist Nandini Harinath's Mars Mission Saree Lands At US Space Museum
'Rocket Woman' Nandini Harinath's Mangalyaan saree is a symbol of India's national pride and narrates her personal story of success and courage
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India's Race To The Bottom Of The Ocean: What Lies 6,000 Metres Below?
Scientists have mapped large parts of the ocean floor, but mapping the seabed is very different from visiting it, observing it and collecting samples.
-
British Adventurer Reunites With Mother After Completing 28-Year Trek Around The World
The 57-year-old shared an emotional reunion with his mother, Angela, beneath a banner reading "Welcome Home Son."
-
NASA Invites People To Send Their Names To Saturn's Moon With Dragonfly Mission
Titan has a thick atmosphere, rivers and lakes of liquid methane, large dunes and a landscape rich in organic material.
-
Google Adds Immersive Explorations to Gemini, Letting Students Explore Science and History
Google has introduced a new immersive explorations feature in the Gemini app. The new feature is designed to help users understand complex topics. Users can access the collection through the Gemini student hub by selecting the “Try immersive explorations” option. Google said the experiences will also be accessible directly within Gemini chat co...
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India-Germany Economic Ties: Piyush Goyal To Visit Berlin For Trade Push | Agenda, Key Meetings, And More
Accompanied by a 100-member Indian business delegation, the Commerce Minister will focus on expanding trade, attracting investments and strengthening cooperation in technology, manufacturing and clean energy.
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NASA's Perseverance Rover Sets World Record For Longest Drive On Mars
It covered the distance in five and a half years, while Opportunity took almost 15 years to travel the same distance.
-
Out-Of-Body Experience Trial Produces Unexpected Result: Report
A University of Virginia study testing whether people with reported out-of-body experiences could identify objects in another room found no results better than chance.
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'Robots Are First Line Of Defence, But...': Sunita Williams Explains Human-AI Symbiosis In Space
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams highlights the role of AI and robotics in future Moon and Mars missions, while stressing the need for humans to make decisions on site.
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After 8 Years And Billions Of Kilometres, BepiColombo Spacecraft Closes In On Mercury. What Now?
ESA and JAXA's BepiColombo mission has entered its final phase after nearly eight years, preparing two orbiters for their historic arrival at Mercury.
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Can Humans Live Beyond Earth? Shubhanshu Shukla Reveals BHEEM Concept
The B.H.E.E.M. concept represents Shukla's effort to look beyond the spacecraft of today and consider the habitats that could support humans during the next phase of space exploration.
-
Cabinet Approves Rs 84,084-Crore Offshore Oil, Gas Exploration Scheme
The scheme is also expected to stimulate significant investments across the exploration and production value chain, creating long-term opportunities for industry, innovation and economic growth, the communique said.
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'Mission Aagaman': India Set For First Private Orbital Rocket Launch With Vikram-1
A successful orbital mission would mark a major achievement for the country's growing commercial space industry and further strengthen India's position in the global space economy.
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After Campa Success, Reliance Eyes Low-Alcohol Segment To Take On Rival Varun Beverages
Reliance may launch low-alcohol drinks under a separate brand as it eyes a new growth avenue after Campa’s success
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'Boost For Oil Exploration': Amit Shah On Agreement With Assam, Nagaland
Speaking at the signing of an MoU to facilitate mineral oil operations in the Assam-Nagaland boundary areas, Shah said it will open new avenues for mineral exploration in the Northeast and bring prosperity to the region.
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ISRO Scientist Nandini Harinath's Mars Mission Saree Lands At US Space Museum
'Rocket Woman' Nandini Harinath's Mangalyaan saree is a symbol of India's national pride and narrates her personal story of success and courage
