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Scientists have long known that astronauts lose bone density while in space, but a study published this week found they only partially recover this loss

It is heartening to note that the pilot studies conducted in Dr. Mehtas hospital, Chennai and Narayana Health City, Bangaluru, based on the learnings from ISRO, have yielded positive results, the Bengaluru-headquartered space agency said in a statement late on Tuesday.To derive wider benefit from such knowledge-transfer from ISRO and further improve on the way the services are provided at these departments, it is planned to implement the Health-QUEST Quality Upgradation Enabled through Space Tec...

COLUMBIA, Md., April 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The University of Zurich (UZH), a renowned university in Switzerland, has joined the ranks of Univer...

"Space technology doesnt need to be far out and out of this world...It doesnt have to be something high-level which ordinary Filipinos cannot appreciate," Dr. Rogel Mari Sese, who actively advocated for the establishment of the Philippine Space Agency, said.

A tasty dish of "pipe" kebab from Adana, a city in southern Turkey, was launched into the stratosphere with the goal of reaching space.

Yasar Aydin, a kebab maker from Adana, tried to send a kind of kebab known as ’Boru kebabı’ into space with a weather balloon he had prepared with a group of about 30 people. After a 3-hour flight, the kebab-laden balloon exploded in the stratosphere and fell into the sea in Hatay.

The UAE’s first astronaut celebrates the anniversary of the first human space flight by Yuri Gagarin

International Day of Human Space Flight and ‘Opportunities for drug substance manufacturing in Africa’ among this week's events and webinars.

NASA has selected new early-stage projects that "expand the scope of the possible," including projectiles capable of pummeling Earth-threatening asteroids.