India on Thursday put into orbit its own earth observation satellite with a sharp eye, the Hyper Spectral Imaging Satellite (HysIS), and 30 other foreign satellites in text-book style.

US-based space agency NASA's Mars InSight lander, due to arrive on the Red planet's surface on Monday night, may teach us more about Earth.

NASA is concerned over the strains of the bacterium Enterobacter, identified on the toilets of the International Space Station's (ISS), which can raise potential health implications for future missions, say Indian-origin scientists at the US space agency.

The common way to measure kilogram against actual weight would no longer exist. Scientists vote to redefine the definition of kilogram after 129 years and decided to start using an electromagnetic current.

Here's now the United States will get new satellite-based broadband services as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approves the commands of five operators including Space X, Telesat Canada, Kepler Communications and LeoSat MA. The new broadband services are expected to offer high-speed internet service and connectivity for sensors and other intelligence devices, Reuters reports.

After much attempt, Elon Musk's SpaceX finally got green signal from the US authorities to lift off a constellation of nearly 12,000 satellites into orbit in order to boost cheap, wireless internet access by the 2020s.

In an attempt to explore the sky, astronomers have discovered a frozen planet which weighs three times the earth. It is orbiting the closest solitary star to the Sun and scientists termed it as 'Super Earth'. Read the article to know about this strange rocky planet which orbits around its host star once every 233 days.

While China is known for designing artificial celestial bodies, its new artificial sun has become the talk of global town. It’s been a few weeks that we learnt that experts in the country was making a fake moon, now we came to know that it’s an earth-based sun simulator which is producing temperatures of 100 million degrees Celsius.

Here's all you need to know about the world's most powerful artificial brain. It's the world's largest supercomputer which has been designed to work in the same way as the human brain does.

In an effort to better understand cell biology and its related technology, Indian researchers from Stevens Institute of Technology in the US created a bionic device that generates green power by 3D-printing clusters of cyanobacteria on an ordinary white button mushroom. The invention is gaining great attention world-wide.

Now, when you have rotten pomegranate then do not dump it as waste. Confused! Yes, the researchers at the Pune-based National Chemical Laboratory (NCL) say that bacteria from this rotten fruit can be used to produce huge amount of bacterial cellulose.

Parker Solar Probe, NASA's historic mission to solve the mysteries of the Sun, is alive and well after skimming by the Sun at just 15 million miles from its surface.

US engineers have developed a new lightweight, thin and flexible sensor that can map blood-oxygen levels over large areas of skin, tissue and organs, potentially giving doctors a new way to monitor healing wounds in real time.

In an attempt to develop efficient energy process, scientists have come up with a new laser technique that may help companies to find sustainable ways to replace fossil fuels with more efficient clean energy.

In an attempt to get best of orientations for electronic devices in three-dimensional space, scientists have developed the world's smallest optical gyroscope. It is 500 times smaller than the current state-of-the-art device and is expected to help vehicles, drones, and wearable and handheld electronic devices in 3D space.

US biologists have grown human retina tissue in the laboratory to determine how cells that allow people to see in colour are made, an advance that can lead to the development of therapies for diseases such as colour blindness and macular degeneration.

Sounds weird, but yes, the neuroscientists have successfully connected the brains of three people to enable them share their thoughts. It's like Tetris-style game and scientists believe that this extra-ordinary experiment can be used to connect a big network of people.

Canada's Donna Strickland has created history by becoming the third female recipient in history and the first in 55 years. In the remarkable occasion, she said that women have "come a long way" since the previous laureate, Maria Goeppert Mayer.