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Photos Incredible! How a professor is controlling NASA Mars rover Perseverance from flat above a salon in London A 55-year-old NASA professor Sanjeev Gupta is controlling Mars rover Perseverance on the Red Planet from a flat above a salon on London. DNA Web Team Feb 28, 2021, 10:27 AM IST A 55-year-old NASA professor named Sanjeev Gupta is controlling Mars rover Perseverance on the Red Planet from a flat above a salon on London, UK. Gupta, who is of Indian origin, is currently working from a one-bedroom flat in London at a time when he should be with other scientists at mission control in Cal...

New £5 mask could KILL Covid as virus-busting ingredient destroys bug as you walk 19 Jan 2021, 11:53 Updated: 19 Jan 2021, 14:46 A NEW face mask coated with a virus-busting ingredient could kill Covid particles - and it costs just £5. The Invisi Smart mask, launched by a London-based company, doesn’t just act as a barrier to the virus - it also destroys Covid-19 particles. 3 The Invisi Smart mask, launched by a London-based company, destroys viral particlesCredit: Invisi Smart Technologies The mask has a layer of titanium dioxide (Ti02) inside, a chemical with virus destroying properties....

Early evidence suggests the vaccines do work against the variants. Credit: PA How worried should we be about new more infectious Covid-19 variants? Well, since they first started to emerge at the end of last year, it's been an open question.  But now the first data is starting to come in. I hate to say it, but the news is not great - but nor is it terrible. And it's still too early to tell how significant the impact on our vaccination efforts might be. Professor Ravi Gupta at Cambridge University has now published some of the first findings on how effective vaccines might be against the "E...

Through the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) as the official representative of the 20-plus scientific institutions, India, too, is involved in this project. However, as a member country, India is yet to complete the final approval and ratification process for joining the construction phase. Once ready, this observatory could help the scientific community improve its knowledge and seek answers to some of the fundamental and yet poorly-explored aspects of the universe, such as its early history, the evolution of galaxies over cosmic time, fundamental physics in extreme environments and more. S...