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First Human X-Rays Captured In Space Mark Major Breakthrough For Astronaut Health
Following their return, three independent radiologists evaluated the in-flight images against identical scans taken before and after the mission.
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Art Meets Tech: Diamond Lotus From Bengaluru Set To Bloom In Space
The lotus is crafted from 32 lab-grown pear-cut diamonds with a total weight of 16.95 carats.
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Scientists Found Sugar In Deep Space. Here's Why It Matters
The discovery was made using two powerful radio telescopes, the 40-meter Yebes telescope and the 30-meter IRAM telescope.
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China Sends Artificial Embryo Models To Orbit To Test Human Reproduction In Space
Microgravity and higher radiation levels in orbit could disrupt cell alignment, gene expression, or organ formation.
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Study Finds Potential Dark 'Matter Imprint' In Gravitational Waves
Scientists emphasised that more observations and analysis are required before any confirmed detection of dark matter can be claimed.
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Artemis II Crew To Return With Tiny 'Avatar' Chips That Could Revolutionise Deep Space Travel
NASA Artemis II astronauts to bring back Harvard-developed organ chips to Earth after the historic lunar flyby mission.
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Can Astronauts Have Sex In Space? A Suit, A PornHub Movie, And NASA Research
As missions stretch longer, space agencies are being forced to confront something very human: intimacy
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Here's Why Astronauts On Moon Mission Have iPhones Inside Their Spacesuits
Artemis 2 is the first crewed test flight of NASA’s Artemis program, which follows the Apollo missions.
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Can Humans Get Pregnant In Space? New Study Reveals What Scientists Found
The study's findings pose significant challenges for future space colonisation efforts.
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Recycled Human Waste Can Turn Mars, Moon Dust Into Fertile Soil, Study Finds
This breakthrough has significant implications for future human missions to Mars and the Moon
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Shubhanshu Shukla Shows How Basic Lab Tasks Become Complex In Microgravity
Even the simplest laboratory tasks on Earth rely on gravity, but in space, they can quickly become complex, astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla has revealed.
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Is It Safe For Humans To Have Babies In Space? Study Provides Answers
Microgravity can alter hormones, reduce sperm and egg quality, and affect embryo development.
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Explained: Why Elon Musk Wants To Put AI Data Centers In Space
A proposed merger between Elon Musk's SpaceX and xAI, reported exclusively by Reuters on Thursday, could give fresh momentum to Musk's plan to launch satellite data centers into orbit.
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Sunita Williams Reveals Two Strangest Things She Saw In Space
Sunita Williams, retired astronaut, reveals surprising sights from space, including numerous satellites and rare lightning energy captured from the ISS.
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NASA Astronaut Sunita Williams Retires After 27 Years of Space Service
NASA astronaut Sunita “Suni” Williams will retire in December 2025 after nearly three decades of service. A veteran of three space missions, she logged 608 days in orbit, led the ISS twice, and set records that continue to shape human spaceflight and future Artemis missions.
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First Human X-Rays Captured In Space Mark Major Breakthrough For Astronaut Health
Following their return, three independent radiologists evaluated the in-flight images against identical scans taken before and after the mission.
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Art Meets Tech: Diamond Lotus From Bengaluru Set To Bloom In Space
The lotus is crafted from 32 lab-grown pear-cut diamonds with a total weight of 16.95 carats.
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Scientists Found Sugar In Deep Space. Here's Why It Matters
The discovery was made using two powerful radio telescopes, the 40-meter Yebes telescope and the 30-meter IRAM telescope.
-
China Sends Artificial Embryo Models To Orbit To Test Human Reproduction In Space
Microgravity and higher radiation levels in orbit could disrupt cell alignment, gene expression, or organ formation.
-
Study Finds Potential Dark 'Matter Imprint' In Gravitational Waves
Scientists emphasised that more observations and analysis are required before any confirmed detection of dark matter can be claimed.
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Artemis II Crew To Return With Tiny 'Avatar' Chips That Could Revolutionise Deep Space Travel
NASA Artemis II astronauts to bring back Harvard-developed organ chips to Earth after the historic lunar flyby mission.
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Can Astronauts Have Sex In Space? A Suit, A PornHub Movie, And NASA Research
As missions stretch longer, space agencies are being forced to confront something very human: intimacy
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Here's Why Astronauts On Moon Mission Have iPhones Inside Their Spacesuits
Artemis 2 is the first crewed test flight of NASA’s Artemis program, which follows the Apollo missions.
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Can Humans Get Pregnant In Space? New Study Reveals What Scientists Found
The study's findings pose significant challenges for future space colonisation efforts.
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Recycled Human Waste Can Turn Mars, Moon Dust Into Fertile Soil, Study Finds
This breakthrough has significant implications for future human missions to Mars and the Moon
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Shubhanshu Shukla Shows How Basic Lab Tasks Become Complex In Microgravity
Even the simplest laboratory tasks on Earth rely on gravity, but in space, they can quickly become complex, astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla has revealed.
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Is It Safe For Humans To Have Babies In Space? Study Provides Answers
Microgravity can alter hormones, reduce sperm and egg quality, and affect embryo development.
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Explained: Why Elon Musk Wants To Put AI Data Centers In Space
A proposed merger between Elon Musk's SpaceX and xAI, reported exclusively by Reuters on Thursday, could give fresh momentum to Musk's plan to launch satellite data centers into orbit.
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Sunita Williams Reveals Two Strangest Things She Saw In Space
Sunita Williams, retired astronaut, reveals surprising sights from space, including numerous satellites and rare lightning energy captured from the ISS.
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NASA Astronaut Sunita Williams Retires After 27 Years of Space Service
NASA astronaut Sunita “Suni” Williams will retire in December 2025 after nearly three decades of service. A veteran of three space missions, she logged 608 days in orbit, led the ISS twice, and set records that continue to shape human spaceflight and future Artemis missions.
