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SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches Cygnus XL for NASA ISS Resupply Mission
A Cygnus XL launched aboard a Falcon 9 is delivering supplies and experiments to the International Space Station, supporting research in microgravity, medicine, and space weather.
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Tata Intra EV Pickup Launched At Rs 11.95 Lakh With 211 Km Range
Tata Motors has launched the Intra EV Pickup with 211 km range, 1,750 kg payload, fast charging and connected tech for cargo operators.
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34,000 kg Payload, 1,450 kmph: B-1B Bomber Used In US War On Iran
About a dozen B-1B bombers have been deployed to RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom for airstrikes on Iran. This accounts for more than half of the US Air Force's mission-capable B-1 Lancer fleet.
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India's Rare SEAL Drone 'Avataar' Gets Feet Wet, Takes To Skies
From the battlefields of the Middle East to the frontlines in Ukraine, drones have emerged as one of the most decisive tools in modern warfare.
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With Missiles Carrying 1,000 kg Explosives, A New Tactical Phase For Iran
Iran dropped a bombshell Sunday after a Revolutionary Guard commander vowed to only launch missiles with explosives of 1,000kg or more a sharp escalation in the war with US-Israel forces since it more than doubles blast radius, range, destruction.
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US Suicide Drone LUCAS, Like Iran's Shaheds, Has These Unique Qualities
It's not only the 'underdog' Iran that had the foresight to invest in weaponised drones for use against a much larger enemy. The US, maker of the world's best and most expensive stealth fighters, also sees wisdom in using the herald of demise.
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Rocket Lab Successfully Launches NEONSAT-1A on Bridging the Swarm Mission
Rocket Lab successfully launched South Korea’s NEONSAT-1A satellite on January 29, 2026, completing the delayed Bridging the Swarm mission from New Zealand. Deployed into a 540-kilometer orbit, the Earth-observation spacecraft will deliver near-real-time imagery to monitor natural disasters across the Korean Peninsula. The launch marked Rocket La...
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NASA Tests Nuclear Rocket Engine Designed for Faster Deep-Space Missions
NASA has completed its first full-scale nuclear rocket reactor tests since the 1960s, marking a major milestone for deep-space propulsion. More than 100 cold-flow tests validated hydrogen flow and system stability. Nuclear thermal rockets could significantly reduce travel time, radiation exposure, and payload constraints for future Moon and Mars mi...
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NASA Selects Three New Lunar Science Instruments for Artemis Moon Missions
NASA has selected three new lunar science instruments to fly to the Moon under the Artemis program through its Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative. Delivered by U.S. commercial landers by 2028, the payloads will map surface temperatures, probe subsurface heat flow, and measure radiation, supporting future astronaut safety, navigation, and ...
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Ostriches, Stoics, Suspicions: What Back-to-Back PSLV Failure Means For ISRO
The PSLV-C62, carrying the EOS-N1 Earth-observation satellite and a cluster of commercial payloads, deviated from its planned path after "disturbances" at the end of the third stage.
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches Cygnus XL for NASA ISS Resupply Mission
A Cygnus XL launched aboard a Falcon 9 is delivering supplies and experiments to the International Space Station, supporting research in microgravity, medicine, and space weather.
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Tata Intra EV Pickup Launched At Rs 11.95 Lakh With 211 Km Range
Tata Motors has launched the Intra EV Pickup with 211 km range, 1,750 kg payload, fast charging and connected tech for cargo operators.
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34,000 kg Payload, 1,450 kmph: B-1B Bomber Used In US War On Iran
About a dozen B-1B bombers have been deployed to RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom for airstrikes on Iran. This accounts for more than half of the US Air Force's mission-capable B-1 Lancer fleet.
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India's Rare SEAL Drone 'Avataar' Gets Feet Wet, Takes To Skies
From the battlefields of the Middle East to the frontlines in Ukraine, drones have emerged as one of the most decisive tools in modern warfare.
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With Missiles Carrying 1,000 kg Explosives, A New Tactical Phase For Iran
Iran dropped a bombshell Sunday after a Revolutionary Guard commander vowed to only launch missiles with explosives of 1,000kg or more a sharp escalation in the war with US-Israel forces since it more than doubles blast radius, range, destruction.
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US Suicide Drone LUCAS, Like Iran's Shaheds, Has These Unique Qualities
It's not only the 'underdog' Iran that had the foresight to invest in weaponised drones for use against a much larger enemy. The US, maker of the world's best and most expensive stealth fighters, also sees wisdom in using the herald of demise.
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Rocket Lab Successfully Launches NEONSAT-1A on Bridging the Swarm Mission
Rocket Lab successfully launched South Korea’s NEONSAT-1A satellite on January 29, 2026, completing the delayed Bridging the Swarm mission from New Zealand. Deployed into a 540-kilometer orbit, the Earth-observation spacecraft will deliver near-real-time imagery to monitor natural disasters across the Korean Peninsula. The launch marked Rocket La...
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NASA Tests Nuclear Rocket Engine Designed for Faster Deep-Space Missions
NASA has completed its first full-scale nuclear rocket reactor tests since the 1960s, marking a major milestone for deep-space propulsion. More than 100 cold-flow tests validated hydrogen flow and system stability. Nuclear thermal rockets could significantly reduce travel time, radiation exposure, and payload constraints for future Moon and Mars mi...
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NASA Selects Three New Lunar Science Instruments for Artemis Moon Missions
NASA has selected three new lunar science instruments to fly to the Moon under the Artemis program through its Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative. Delivered by U.S. commercial landers by 2028, the payloads will map surface temperatures, probe subsurface heat flow, and measure radiation, supporting future astronaut safety, navigation, and ...
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Ostriches, Stoics, Suspicions: What Back-to-Back PSLV Failure Means For ISRO
The PSLV-C62, carrying the EOS-N1 Earth-observation satellite and a cluster of commercial payloads, deviated from its planned path after "disturbances" at the end of the third stage.
