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 Amity's Centre of Excellence in Astrobiology (ACOEA), part of the Amity Institute of Biotechnology at Amity University Mumbai, proudly presented a live stream of the momentous Chandrayaan-3 landing at the moon's south pole. Held within the Amit

UCLA-led research finds human-generated greenhouse gases are responsible for the troubling changes in the upper atmosphere.

He is famous for a phrase he never said, for wearing turtlenecks and for hosting the original 'Cosmos' TV series. As enthusiastic about the stars as he was about marijuana, Carl Sagan led a very surprising life.

People struggled to watch yearly astronomical event, popularly known as Dmugħ ta’ San Lawrenz, last weekend

In Emirati culture, appearance of the Suhail star marks a new season of fishing, farming.

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A link between Arctic daily warming and the equator region, and also Atlantic storms was recently discovered by Prof. Baohua Ren and his group from the School of Earth and Space Sciences at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).

The latest space race is between Russia and India, though it's possible — even likely — neither nation will win the title of first to land at the shadowy lunar south pole.

Russia just launched its first mission to the moon in close to 50 years, firing up a new mini space race this August amid broad and growing international competition. The Soviet Union, which collapsed in 1991, was the first nation to land a robotic spacecraft on the moon and it sent many afterward. But the launch Friday from Kazakhstan is the first lunar mission for Russia in the post-Soviet era. The mission makes a bold geopolitical statement: Though it was originally intended as a partnership,...

The tools and policies that worked to significantly reduce threats to the Great Lakes over the past century are ill-equipped to handle today's complex and interrelated challenges.