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ULA Atlas V Launches 29 Amazon Kuiper Satellites in Return Mission
An Atlas V rocket has successfully launched 29 satellites for Project Kuiper, marking its return to flight after nearly three years. The mission matched the rocket’s payload record and expanded the growing broadband constellation. The satellites will raise their orbits to operational altitude, helping deliver global internet coverage and improvin...
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"I Have No competition": Astronaut Playing With Yo-Yo In Space Goes Viral
Social media users were amazed after seeing the video. Users called him Champion in this game.
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AI-Powered Use Of National Health Records Boosts South Korea's Bio Industry
South Korea could significantly strengthen the competitiveness of its bio-health industry by leveraging its abundant, high-quality bio data through artificial intelligence (AI), a central bank report showed on Monday.
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Harvard Study Says China's Rare Earth Restrictions Drive Innovation Abroad
A Harvard study finds that China's rare earth export restrictions have unintentionally boosted innovation, productivity and global competitiveness among companies outside China.
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ISRO’s LVM3 Rocket Successfully Launches US BlueBird Block-2 Satellite
ISRO successfully launched the US-built BlueBird Block-2 communications satellite aboard its heavy-lift LVM3 rocket from Sriharikota. Weighing 6.1 tonnes, the satellite was placed into a 520-kilometre low Earth orbit to support space-based cellular broadband for smartphones. The fully commercial mission, conducted for AST SpaceMobile, highlights In...
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Rocket Lab Clears Final Tests for New 'Hungry Hippo' Fairing on Neutron Rocket
Rocket Lab has completed final qualification tests on its innovative “Hungry Hippo” fairing for the Neutron rocket, a reusable design that stays attached during flight and closes again for recovery. This breakthrough brings the company closer to Neutron’s planned 2026 debut and marks a major step in reducing launch costs in an increasingly co...
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NBEMS Announces Limited Departmental Competitive Examinations For Senior Assistant Post
Eligibility for LDCE includes Junior Assistants recruited between 2014 and 2019 with a graduate degree and Multi Skill Assistants with five years service and a bachelor's degree.
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Looking Beyond JEE? Here Are Five Major Exams For Promising Careers
As competition for JEE grows every year, these examinations provide promising alternatives for students aiming for careers in research, management, design, statistics, data science, and advanced science education.
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Why This IIT Graduate Left High-Paying Finance Job For AI Startup: "AI Felt Like A Racing Track"
A graduate of IIT Kanpur, Goyal pursued his masters in computer science at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign before making the unconventional career shift
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NASA Faces Uncertainty Over Space Plane Missions to ISS Before Its Deorbit
As the ISS nears retirement in 2030, NASA’s contract changes cast doubt on Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser visiting the station. With increasing competition and tight deadlines, the spaceplane’s long-anticipated shuttle-style mission may remain only a vision.
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ULA Atlas V Launches 29 Amazon Kuiper Satellites in Return Mission
An Atlas V rocket has successfully launched 29 satellites for Project Kuiper, marking its return to flight after nearly three years. The mission matched the rocket’s payload record and expanded the growing broadband constellation. The satellites will raise their orbits to operational altitude, helping deliver global internet coverage and improvin...
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"I Have No competition": Astronaut Playing With Yo-Yo In Space Goes Viral
Social media users were amazed after seeing the video. Users called him Champion in this game.
-
AI-Powered Use Of National Health Records Boosts South Korea's Bio Industry
South Korea could significantly strengthen the competitiveness of its bio-health industry by leveraging its abundant, high-quality bio data through artificial intelligence (AI), a central bank report showed on Monday.
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Harvard Study Says China's Rare Earth Restrictions Drive Innovation Abroad
A Harvard study finds that China's rare earth export restrictions have unintentionally boosted innovation, productivity and global competitiveness among companies outside China.
-
ISRO’s LVM3 Rocket Successfully Launches US BlueBird Block-2 Satellite
ISRO successfully launched the US-built BlueBird Block-2 communications satellite aboard its heavy-lift LVM3 rocket from Sriharikota. Weighing 6.1 tonnes, the satellite was placed into a 520-kilometre low Earth orbit to support space-based cellular broadband for smartphones. The fully commercial mission, conducted for AST SpaceMobile, highlights In...
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Rocket Lab Clears Final Tests for New 'Hungry Hippo' Fairing on Neutron Rocket
Rocket Lab has completed final qualification tests on its innovative “Hungry Hippo” fairing for the Neutron rocket, a reusable design that stays attached during flight and closes again for recovery. This breakthrough brings the company closer to Neutron’s planned 2026 debut and marks a major step in reducing launch costs in an increasingly co...
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NBEMS Announces Limited Departmental Competitive Examinations For Senior Assistant Post
Eligibility for LDCE includes Junior Assistants recruited between 2014 and 2019 with a graduate degree and Multi Skill Assistants with five years service and a bachelor's degree.
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Looking Beyond JEE? Here Are Five Major Exams For Promising Careers
As competition for JEE grows every year, these examinations provide promising alternatives for students aiming for careers in research, management, design, statistics, data science, and advanced science education.
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Why This IIT Graduate Left High-Paying Finance Job For AI Startup: "AI Felt Like A Racing Track"
A graduate of IIT Kanpur, Goyal pursued his masters in computer science at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign before making the unconventional career shift
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NASA Faces Uncertainty Over Space Plane Missions to ISS Before Its Deorbit
As the ISS nears retirement in 2030, NASA’s contract changes cast doubt on Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser visiting the station. With increasing competition and tight deadlines, the spaceplane’s long-anticipated shuttle-style mission may remain only a vision.
