There is something wrong with NASA's Opportunity Rover on Mars it is not beaming science data back to Earth. It's been over 100 days that the red planet is facing huge dust storm, which seems to be affecting the Curiosity since 15 September.

NASA revealed that they would begin a 45-day campaign of active efforts to restore communications with Opportunity once skies above the rover cleared to a sufficient level.

NASA's Opportunity rover is in danger as heavy dust storm sweep the landscape on Mars. The golf-cart-size vehicle was launched toward Mars in June 2003 and landed in January 2004. On August 26, the rover has completed 15 years on the Red Planet.

Soon after the watching the century longest lunar eclipse to take place on July 27-28, be ready to enjoy a close view of the Mars. Yes, scientists have confirmed that next week, the red planet is making its closest approach to Earth in 15 years. The two planets will be just 35.8 million miles (somewhat, 57.6 million kilometers) apart next Tuesday i.e on July 31.

With NASA engineers yet to make contact with the Opportunity Mars rover due to a massive storm on the Red Planet, scientists are pinning their hopes on learning more about Martian dust storms from images captured by the Curiosity probe.

The capital city Delhi is likely to face the massive thunderstorm once again. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a thunderstorm warning for the next 48 to 72 hours. The current weather report highlights that the thunderstorm with gusty winds and rain will hit the areas of Narnaul, Alwar, Bharatpur, Mathura and Agra.

Strong winds, accompanied by dust and light rain brought a sudden decline in the temperatures.

At least 40 people were reported killed as dust storms and thunderstorms wreaked havoc in 4 states – Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh and Delhi.

The death toll in a dust storm that hit Uttar Pradesh has increased to 12, a government official said on Thursday.

A high-intensity dust storm engulfed Delhi-NCR region on Monday night, leaving trees unearthed at several locations.