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No One Will Save You: First Trailer, Poster, and Images Released - Vimarsana News

No One Will Save You: First Trailer, Poster, and Images Released

The first trailer, poster, and images for No One Will Save You shows off a seamless blend of home invasion and alien abduction films.

NASA's TEMPO: A New Eye in the Sky for Air Pollution Monitoring - Vimarsana News

NASA's TEMPO: A New Eye in the Sky for Air Pollution Monitoring

NASA has recently shared the first images from its TEMPO instrument, a groundbreaking mission that can measure air quality over North America with unprecedented detail and frequency. TEMPO, which stands for Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution, is the first space-based instrument to provide hourly observations of ozone, nitrogen dioxide, formaldehyde, sulfur dioxide, aerosols, and clouds.…

Gurugram Infrastructure Compared With Foreign on 'X', But Potholes Have Desis in 'Pits' of Laughter - Vimarsana News

Gurugram Infrastructure Compared With Foreign on 'X', But Potholes Have Desis in 'Pits' of Laughter

Gurugram man compares city infrastructure to that of developed countries but wait till he makes a humourous comment on the reality.

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Chandrayaan-3 vs Russia's Luna-25 race to the moon: here's who will claim the south pole position 1st - Vimarsana News

Chandrayaan-3 vs Russia's Luna-25 race to the moon: here's who will claim the south pole position 1st

Russia set to launch lunar landing spacecraft after 47 years; timing could match India's Chandrayaan-3.

ISRO's rocket launch delayed due to space traffic congestion - Vimarsana News

ISRO's rocket launch delayed due to space traffic congestion

Space pollution and overcrowding are becoming major issues due to human activities, with 80% of recorded space entities classified as Space debris, according to the ISRO. The challenge is compounded by anti-satellite tests, which are only conducted by China, the US, India, Russia.