Space (ISRO) “NITI Aayog, in collaboration with the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), has developed a comprehensive Geographic Information System (GIS) Energy Map of India with the support of the Government of India’s Energy Ministries,” the Aayog said in a statement.
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Planet circling a burned-out star offers a glimpse at the solar system’s fate.
Future fact (Space) A gas giant planet was recently discovered orbiting a white dwarf star, providing a glimpse at what our own solar system could look like after the sun expands into a red giant and destroys most of the inner planets.
Employees of Blue Origin say they would refuse to board Jeff Bezos’ rocket ship because they want to live.
Business (Aerospace engineering) Going to space may have been one of Jeff Bezos’ childhood dreams, but childhood dreams, but current and former employees of the company that got there say Blue Origin is a toxic organization that cares more about beating fellow billionaires than actual flight safety. Jeff Bezos is the founder of Blue Origin
OneWeb launches another 36-odd LEO satellites from Russia
Space(satellite launch) OneWeb, a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite communications operator, co-owned by the Bharti group and the UK government, launched another batch of 36 satellites by Arianespace from the Vostochny cosmodrome in Russia The latest launch takes OneWeb’s total in-orbit constellation to 358 satellites, over half of OneWeb’s entire 648 LEO satellite fleet that will deliver high-speed,Continue reading “OneWeb launches another 36-odd LEO satellites from Russia”
An Indian engineer became famous for his photographs of outer space
Astronomy scientist For over 10 years Dorje Angchuk has been photographing astronomical phenomena as they look from earth. In August, he was nominated to the International Astronomical Union for it.
Earth is reflecting a less light.It’s not clear if that’s the trend!
Scientific fact research The amount of sunlight that Earth reflects back into space — measured by the dim glow seen on the dark portions of a crescent moon’s face — has decreased measurably in recent years. Whether the decline in earthshine is a short-term blip or yet another ominous sign for Earth’s climate is upContinue reading “Earth is reflecting a less light.It’s not clear if that’s the trend!”
China launches its first solar exploration satellite!
Space(satellite launch vehicle) China on Thursday sent it first solar exploration satellite into space from the Taiyuan satellite launch centre in northern Shanxi Province ! The Satellite was launched aboard a long March-2D rocket and entered its planned orbit successfully!
Airtel Satellite Internet Coming Soon, As ISRO Rockets To Launch OneWeb In Space
Space(satellite internet) UK-based global communication satellite company OneWeb, of which Bharti Airtel is the largest shareholder, has entered into an agreement with the Indian Space Research Organisation to launch its satellites aboard its heaviest launch vehicle GSLV-MK III, as well as PSLV.
Coolest spaceships in sci-fi
Entertainment(sci-fi cinema) What are some of the coolest spaceships in sci-fi? We’ve picked some of pop culture’s best spaceships to ooo and ahh ove There is no one deciding factor when it comes to the coolest spaceships in sci-fi. Some of them are city-sized behemoths, while others are scrappy underdogs. Some have devastating firepower andContinue reading “Coolest spaceships in sci-fi”
A Space Odyssey
Cinema(sci-fi space film) A Space Odyssey helped change sci-fi cinema and also elevate sci-fi literature into the mainstream, so the Discovery has definitely earned a top spot on our coolest spaceships in sci-fi list. Adapted from Arthur C. Clarke’s staggering Space Odyssey series of novels, Kubrick’s vision of the Discovery is an isolated and lonelyContinue reading “A Space Odyssey”
Unexpected Radio Signals From Distant Stars Suggest Hidden PlanetsUnexpected Radio Signals From Distant Stars Suggest Hidden Planets
Astronomy(Space Radiology) Using the world’s most powerful radio antenna, scientists have discovered stars unexpectedly blasting out radio waves, possibly indicating the existence of hidden planets. The University of Queensland’s Dr. Benjamin Pope and colleagues at the Dutch national observatory ASTRON have been searching for planets using the world’s most powerful radio telescope – Low FrequencyContinue reading “Unexpected Radio Signals From Distant Stars Suggest Hidden PlanetsUnexpected Radio Signals From Distant Stars Suggest Hidden Planets”
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