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ISRO's RH200 Sounding Rocket Completes 200 Successful Launches in a Row.
Indian sounding rockets are used to carry out experiments on meteorology, astronomy and similar branches of space physics, according to ISRO.
Samsung developing new "XISOCELL" image sensors.
The current series of smartphone camera sensors from Samsung have ISOCELL branding, which reduces interference and noise from two adjacent pixels in a camera.
Important Post-COVID Brain Abnormalities Discovered by Special MRI
Patients who recovered from COVID-19 up to six months earlier had brain alterations that researchers discovered.
On November 26, Q will launch PSLV-C54 with Oceansat-3 and 8 nano satellites.
According to the Indian space agency, BhutanSat, a nanosatellite, would be launched by ISRO.
The pristine Winchcombe meteorite suggests asteroids from where the earth's water originated.
The rock's extracts also included extraterrestrial amino acids, providing the clearest proof yet that asteroids brought water and organic matter to the Earth.
40,000 years ago, a clam thought to be extinct was discovered to be living.
Researchers are still unsure of how the bivalve managed to elude discovery for so long.
New technology created by IIT Kanpur transforms air conditioners into air purifiers.
This technology is offered as a straightforward handy gadget that can be quickly mounted on top of standard air conditioners and used by activating "fan mode."
Skyroot Aerospace successfully launched Vikram-S, India's First Private Rocket, into space.
With a payload of 83 kg, Vikram-S has the ability to travel at a speed of Mach 5, which is five times the speed of sound.
Micron to supply fewer memory chips in 2023, plans fresh capex cuts
Micron announced on Wednesday that it would reduce the supply of memory chips and make additional cuts to its capital spending plan.
In its third launch attempt, NASA's Artemis I is successfully travelling to the moon.
In this decade, NASA's Artemis I project seeks to bring people back to the lunar surface.
The unsettling reality of AI copyright is that we never know what will occur next.
AI copyright has the disconcerting aspect that we can never predict what may happen next.
Research on "polluted" white dwarfs reveals that stars and planets develop in concert.
Because of their tenuous atmospheres, which resemble celestial cemeteries, these white dwarfs make for incredible labs.