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Indian-origin scientist Deep Jariwala secures prestigious Tennessee Governors Chair role bridging top university and national lab research

Indian-origin scientist Deep Jariwala will join the University of Tennessee Knoxville and Oak Ridge National Laboratory as the UT-ORNL Governors Chair for Quantum Devices in January 2027. This prestigious joint appointment will allow him to lead cutting-edge quantum research, combining academic leadership with access to advanced scientific infrastructure.

The Moon has water, but it may not be enough for future space missions

Scientists build a quantum battery that charges using light in seconds

Quote of the day by Nicolaus Copernicus: To know that we know what we know, and to know that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge.

Love you to the Moon: Artemis II astronauts propose naming lunar crater after commanders late wife

Artemis II crew honours memory of Reid Wisemans late wife by naming the bright spot on the Moon after her

Artemis II astronauts observe Moon during flyby; NASA shares image

Artemis 2: NASA established contact with Artemis 2 after a 40-minute blackout

Quote of the day by Alexander Fleming: You do not know what you will find, you may set out to find one thing and end up by discovering something entirely different.

Artemis II nears historic lunar flyby as Nasa tests path back to the Moon

Four astronauts are currently en route to the Moon for NASA's Artemis II mission, a crucial rehearsal for future lunar landings. This historic 10-day journey marks humanity's return beyond Earth orbit since 1972. The crew will test vital systems and human performance in deep space, with a close lunar flyby scheduled for April 7.

Nasa's Artemis II crew reaches Moon, nears farthest distance ever flown by humans

Nasa's Artemis II astronauts entered lunar orbit Monday, approaching a record-breaking distance from Earth as they prepare to fly around the moon's far side. This historic mission, the first crewed test flight of the Artemis program, will see the crew capture unique images of Earth and the moon, marking a significant step towards returning humans to the lunar surface.

Quote of the day by Max Planck: Science cannot solve the ultimate mystery of nature. And that is because, in the last analysis, we ourselves are a part of the mystery that we are trying to solve.

Artemis II: What four-member crew will see during Moon flyby

Scientists discovered at least 11 new species in Cambodia's rocky ecosystems

The best camera to ever exist: Artemis II crew to study the Moon's surface mainly with their eyes

Nasa's Artemis II astronauts are two-thirds of the way to the Moon, using their own eyes as the est camera to observe its surface. The four-member crew will conduct a lunar fly-around, capturing images and noting subtle color and texture changes. This historic mission marks the first crewed journey to the Moon in over 53 years.

'Earth is quite small and the moon getting bigger': Past halfway, Artemis II toilet malfunctions again