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A Very Large Telescope instrument designed to study exoplanets has turned its focus to our own cosmic neighborhood to measure Jupiter's wind speeds.

A Very Large Telescope instrument designed to study exoplanets has turned its focus to our own cosmic neighborhood to measure Jupiters wind speeds.

Aditya L-1’s journey to its celestial destination is on schedule, with the ISRO Chairman S. Somanath confirming its anticipated arrival at L-1 Lagrange Point 1, at 4pm on January 6, 2024. Launched on September 2, 2023, Aditya-L1, aboard the PSLV-C57 rocket, is on a path to profoundly enhance our understanding of the Sun, including its outermost layer, the corona.

New research shows that laptops in college classrooms can actually increase students' engagement, attentiveness, participation and learning.

South Africa’s 84 page long Application to the International Court of Justice to begin proceedings against Israel for its genocide in Gaza is a devastating document laying out Israel’s genocidal acts and statements in horrifying detail.

Thirty-two years after retiring as a professor at Millersville University, it seems Bill McIlwaine’s office hours are still open.

Lisbon, Portugal (SPX) Dec 27, 2023 - For the first time, an instrument to find planets light years away was used on an object in the Solar System, in a study on Jupiters winds. We find ourselves at a time when it has become almost com

S Somnath, Chairman of Isro, has declared that the Aditya L1 will arrive at its target, the L1 point, on January 6, 2024, after traversing 15 lakh km through space.

There are concrete plans to build on the moon and send humans to Mars within the decade. Check out plans for extra-terrestrial farms, Lunarcrete and more.

The Irazú Project, the first Costa Rican satellite launched into space, was praised in an article published by the Japanese Society of Aeronautical and Space Sciences (JSASS)