NASA’s Kepler space telescope to retire News: NASA’s Kepler space telescope will be retired after running out of fuel nine years after its initial launch. Important Facts: Currently orbiting the sun 156 million km from the earth, the spacecraft will drift further from the earth once its radio transmitters are turned off. About Kepler space… Continue reading NASA’s Kepler space telescope to retire
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Two international astronauts survive space scare. How well is India prepared?
Two international astronauts survive space scare. How well is India prepared? Article: In the backdrop the recent failure of a Russian rocket launch, the article assesses India’s preparation to launch its human space mission, Gaganyaan Important Analysis: Failure of Russian rocket launch: On October 11 2018, the launch of Russian rocket Soyuz FG failed leading… Continue reading Two international astronauts survive space scare. How well is India prepared?
Mission Mercury
Mission Mercury News: European Space Agency (ESA) and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) successfully sent two probes on a joint mission to Mercury. Important Facts: Ariane 5 rocket, launched from French Guyana, lifted an unmanned spacecraft, BepiColombo The spacecraft which is carrying the two probes went into orbit for the 7-year trip to Mercury.… Continue reading Mission Mercury
7 PM Daily Editorials Brief – February 24, 2018 (Future of electric vehicles in India)
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Source : Planning for electric mobility Analysis : Future of electric vehicles in India
7 PM Daily Editorials Brief – February 22, 2018 (Banking fraud and blockchain technology)
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Source : Blockchain tech could help prevent frauds like at PNB Analysis : Banking fraud and blockchain technology
7 PM Daily Editorials Brief – February 5, 2018 (Indo-US Nuclear deal: an obsolete agreement)
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Source : Forging a new nuclear deal Analysis : Indo-US Nuclear deal: an obsolete agreement