Research suggests why you could be making poor decisions
A recent research conducted by the researchers at Cambridge demonstrates that you make poor decisions
Month: October 2020
Catch the Orionid meteor shower before it goes away
For those who seek, skies always have something to offer. Last week, the Orionid meteor
Osiris-Rex spacecraft lands on asteroid Bennu for collecting dust samples
The Osiris-Rex spacecraft has completed its audacious tag-and-go manoeuvre designed to grab surface rock from an asteroid.
THE GENIUS OF PENROSE: From the existence of a Black Hole to discovering the Center of Milky Way Galaxy
“I was always plodding, I was good at mathematics, yes, but I didn’t necessarily do very well in my tests.”~ Penrose
NASA reaches out to Pakistani school kids’ questions about space exploration
After questions from Pakistani school kids created a buzz on social media, prompting responses from
This Intelligent Walking Stick Makes Life Much Easier For Visually Impaired Persons
Countless attempts have been made to help blind people in society, and today’s technology has brought an absolute change in their lives.
Navigating the aerospace industry with Anique Ajmal Siddiqui
From SpaceX sending missions to the International Space Station to the development of state-of-the-art passenger
The feasts being offered by the Fall skies
For the folks longing for some stargazing events, here is a compilation of everything coming
Does space exploration justify its cost?
To get an insight into how such exploration opens the frontier, we run down five top reasons why space exploration is significant.