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Sunita Williams Makes History as Spacewalking Superstar

31 January 2025

Astronaut Sunita Williams has set a new record for the most time spent spacewalking, surpassing Peggy Whitson’s total of 60 hours and 21 minutes. This spacewalk was Williams’ ninth and the 92nd for a U.S. astronaut. Williams and fellow astronaut Butch Wilmore

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ISRO’s Quantum Leap? Unlocking the Future of Space Exploration

31 January 2025

ISRO is pioneering quantum satellite technology to revolutionize secure communication through unhackable quantum encryption. The initiative aims to enhance India’s digital security and develop cutting-edge communications for both national and international applications. Integration of quantum technology could significantly boost ISRO’s interplanetary missions,

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Sunita Williams Shatters Spacewalking Record in Epic 5.5-Hour Adventure

31 January 2025

Sunita Williams completed a historic 5.5-hour spacewalk, setting a new record for most spacewalking hours by a woman. Her total spacewalking time now stands at 62 hours and 6 minutes. The mission, initially planned for a shorter duration, extended to nearly ten

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Is Earth Special? Groundbreaking Discoveries from Asteroid Bennu Suggest Cosmic Life Could Be Everywhere

31 January 2025

The OSIRIS-REx mission, launched in 2016, successfully returned samples from the asteroid Bennu in 2023. Analysis of the samples revealed 14 essential amino acids for life and crucial nucleobases. Evidence of a mineral-rich “broth” suggests that life-sustaining ingredients may not be unique

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Trump’s Executive Orders: Unraveling Diversity and Shaping America’s New Workforce

31 January 2025

President Trump’s executive orders dismantle long-standing DEI protections, impacting federal contractors and beyond. The focus shifts to merit-based opportunities, which has sparked widespread debate over its impact on workplace equality. There is concern that removing DEI initiatives may lead to increased discrimination

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Asteroid Bennu: The Cosmic Cradle of Life’s Building Blocks Discovered

31 January 2025

Asteroid Bennu is believed to have hosted salty liquid water, similar to early Earth’s primordial environments. The OSIRIS-REx mission has recovered samples revealing 14 essential amino acids and nucleobases. Evaporite minerals like halite and calcite indicate past conditions that could have supported

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India’s First Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla Prepares for Historic Space Adventure

31 January 2025

Shubhanshu Shukla will become India’s first astronaut to go to the ISS in spring 2025. At 39, he is the youngest member of India’s elite astronaut corps. Shubhanshu has over 2,000 flight hours and extensive experience flying fighter jets. His astronaut training

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Sunita Williams’ Next Mission! Exploring Lunar Horizons with New Tech

31 January 2025

Astronaut Sunita Williams is set to redefine lunar exploration through NASA’s Artemis program. The mission will utilize cutting-edge technologies for lunar expeditions, focusing on human endurance and innovation. Key technologies include autonomous lunar rovers and advanced habitat modules for extended stays. The

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Meet the Trailblazer: India’s First Astronaut to Reach the ISS

31 January 2025

Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla will be India’s first astronaut to travel to the ISS. The Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) is set to launch in spring 2025 aboard a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft. The mission is a historic moment for India, showcasing its capabilities