Sai Kiran P took part in NASA Ames Space Settlement Contest, 2017 where he grabbed 2nd position

A team of scientists, including an Indian-origin associate, has created tough 'fuzzy' fibers to stand up to the heat and pressure that next-generation rocket engines would produce.

2011, NASA launched a space probe named Juno that would travel all the way to Jupiter to snap photos and collect data from the solar system’s largest planet. Nine months ago, Juno successfully entered Jupiter’s orbit, and now, NASA is sharing the latest of what Juno has produced.

Space is full of surprises, mostly magical for humans on planet Earth. A French astronaut Thomas Pesquet captured some of the magical moments from space and shared it on the social networking site Instagram.

With Global Warming, taking its toll in every aspect of life, nothing has been left untouched with its ill-effects.

Scientists, including those of Indian origin, have developed "fuzzy fibres" that act like Velcro and could stand up to the heat and pressure of next-generation rocket engines.

The face of tyrannosaurs was covered in a scaly protective layer with a high degree of tactile sensitivity, similar to crocodiles, suggests new research. The findings are based on an analysis of fossils of a new species of the tyrannosaur dinosaur.

NASA scientists have spotted a mysterious flash in the universe in the deepest X-ray image ever using its Chandra X-ray Observatory

Measurements now shows that Mars has lost 66 percent of its argon.

Electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation which were always considered hazardous to health and specially the heart, now have got some relief. As the electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation released from mobile towers as the limits adopted in the country account for all biological effects of radiation, claimed VK Roy, director, Telecom Enforcement, Resource and Monitoring(TERM).