Science & Tech

After the moon, India launches first mission to study the sun

Following quickly on the success of India's moon landing, the country's space agency launched a rocket on Saturday to study.

Read More
Science & Tech

SpaceX Dragon spacecraft with crew aboard launches towards International Space Station

After separation in space, the Falcon 9 first-stage rocket successfully landed at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, according to NASA.

Read More
Science & Tech

Chandrayaan-3 successfully touches down on the moon in historic moment for India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi proudly hoisted the Indian flag while observing the landing from South Africa, where he is currently.

Read More
Science & Tech

Russia’s Luna-25 mission ends in failure with moon impact, confirms Roscosmos

Roscosmos acknowledged the loss of communication with the spacecraft shortly after an anomaly occurred during its transition into a pre-landing.

Read More
Science & Tech

Palestinian teen develops app to pinpoint why a baby is crying

The 15-year-old says the process involves recording a child crying, and then running the sound through an AI process

Read More
Science & Tech

Musk’s X platform to cover legal expenses for individuals facing unjust treatment over online posts

The billionaire entrepreneur emphasized that there will be no financial limitations on supporting these legal endeavors.

Read More
Science & Tech

Musk introduces new ‘X’ logo for Twitter platform

Late on Sunday, the newly designed logo also adorned the exterior of the company's San Francisco offices.

Read More
Science & Tech

Elon Musk announces impending logo change for Twitter, signals ‘adieu to all the birds’

Accompanying his post was an image of a flickering "X," sparking curiosity and speculation among users.

Read More
Science & Tech

Europe’s Euclid space telescope launched on mission to explore ‘dark universe’

New insights from the $1.4 billion European Space Agency (ESA) mission, designed to last at least six years, are expected.

Read More
Science & Tech

Solar panel runs into trouble on cargo capsule bound for space station

While the contractors assured NASA there’s enough power from the solar panel for Wednesday’s space station rendezvous, the space agency.

Read More