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Desperate China-Pak cyber warriors in overdrive to undermine India ahead of G-20 - Vimarsana News

Desperate China-Pak cyber warriors in overdrive to undermine India ahead of G-20

New Delhi, Sep 5: As media attention about the upcoming G20 Summit is striding towards crescendo, the misinformation campaign has also accelerated into overdrive. Social media warriors from both China and Pakistan are spinning a web of lies to ...

New president at Mars Planet Foundation - Vimarsana News

New president at Mars Planet Foundation

As of January, Beth Ziegler has been elected the new president of the Mars Planet Foundation. “For those of you who aren’t super familiar with what we do, we have two main roles,” Ziegler said. “We fu...

Giant mantle plume under Martian surface suggests the planet is not dead - Vimarsana News

Giant mantle plume under Martian surface suggests the planet is not dead

Researchers have found evidence that Mars may have a massive, active mantle plume below its surface, causing marsquakes and volcanic eruptions.

What is Red Planet Day, and what is its significance with Mars? - Vimarsana News

What is Red Planet Day, and what is its significance with Mars?

The Mariner 4 was the first spacecraft to arrive on Mars on 28th November, 1964. This day is known as Red Planet Day and marks mankind’s first excursion onto the planet.

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Mars is real mighty! NASA releases first images and spectra of Red Planet captured by James Webb Telescope - Vimarsana News

Mars is real mighty! NASA releases first images and spectra of Red Planet captured by James Webb Telescope

Since it is so close, the Red Planet is one of the brightest objects in the night sky in terms of both visible light (which human eyes can see) and the infrared light that Webb is designed to detect.