Jeff Bezos challenges Elon Musk in Moon race with tortoise-and-hare philosophy
Space titans Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are locked in a new lunar race, mirroring the tortoise and the hare. Musk champions rapid, iterative development for a Moon city, embracing failure for speed. Bezos, via Blue Origin, signals a deliberate, step-by-step approach, emphasizing long-term reliability. Their contrasting philosophies shape humanity's next steps beyond Earth.
I love NASA but: Elon Musk says NASA will be only 5 per cent of SpaceXs revenue in 2026
Anand Mahindras Monday Motivation is Indian aerospace scientist Dr Shubha V Iyengar; heres why
Can humans have babies in space? What researchers say might shock you
Isro identifies site on Moon for Chandrayaan-4 lander
We are targeting 2028 for Chandrayaan-4, Isro chairman V Narayanan had earlier said. According to Isro officials, they had zeroed in on four sites of the Mons Mouton (MM) and found one of them suitable for landing on the lunar surface. Mons Mouton is a region on the Moon. Officials said they had identified locations -- MM-1, MM-3, MM-4 and MM-5. Of them, MM-4 was chosen for the landing.
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Almost as long as a football field: What to know about Nasa's Artemis II rocket and mission
NASA's colossal Artemis II moon rocket, stretching nearly the length of a football field, is poised to send four astronauts on a 10-day lunar journey. This mission, a crucial step towards returning humans to the moon, faced a delay due to hydrogen leaks detected during a recent countdown rehearsal. The launch is now targeted for at least March.
How did Mars lose so much of its water? Rare dust storms may hold the answer
Scientists reconstruct a 31-foot crocodilian nicknamed Dinosaur-killer
Self-growing city on Moon in 10 years? Why Elon Musks SpaceX may make Mars wait
SpaceX is now prioritizing a lunar settlement over Mars, according to Elon Musk, aiming for a self-sustaining city on the Moon within a decade. This strategic shift, driven by logistical advantages like more frequent launch windows, aligns with US lunar exploration goals. While Mars remains a long-term objective, the Moon offers faster progress for establishing a permanent human presence.
The Sun could one day vapourise Earth: Scientists reveal the planets terrifying end
Elon Musks SpaceX focuses on moon mission, delays Mars plans for 2027 lunar landing
iPhone in space? NASA approves latest smartphones for astronauts to capture special moments in orbit
Covid paradox: Lockdowns reduced pollution but methane rise hurt climate gains, study finds
Covid-19 lockdownshas unexpectedly caused a surge in methane, a potent greenhouse gas. This has happened because pollution reductions weakened the atmosphere's natural methane-clearing ability. Methane levels then rose at a record pace. This gas is a major contributor to climate change. Many nations have pledged to cut methane emissions by 2030.
Meet Meha Jain: Indian-origin scientist wins Arizona State Universitys top Science Prize
Indian-origin scientist Meha Jain has won the ASUScience Prize for Transformational Impact for her work using satellite imagery and AI to study how smallholder farmers adapt to climate stress. Her research highlights their adaptive strategies and environmental risks like groundwater depletion, linking advanced science with practical solutions for vulnerable communities.
Moon-bound again: 4 astronauts will fly farther than anyone since 1970s
Four astronauts are set for a 10-day deep-space journey aboard the Artemis II mission, marking humanity's return beyond low-Earth orbit after five decades. This lunar flyby will test new spacecraft and partnerships, validating crucial systems for future lunar landings and Mars missions. The mission prioritizes crew health and scientific observation, paving the way for sustained lunar exploration.
Green auroras ripple across Earth in breathtaking timelapse; Nasa shares video
Nasa released stunning timelapse footage from the International Space Station showcasing vibrant green auroras illuminating Earth from space. This celestial display coincides with increased solar activity, including a strong solar flare, which can intensify these geomagnetic events.
