Are aliens secretly observing us from Earth’s shadow? A new scientific theory suggests that extraterrestrial probes could be hiding in positions where they remain undetected by our telescopes.

Earth’s Hidden Secrets: Scientists Suggest Alien Probes May Be Hiding Behind Earth

NASA's Parker Solar Probe has achieved a remarkable feat, hurtling through the Solar System at an astonishing speed of 635,266 kilometres (394,736 miles) per hour.

NASA's Parker Solar Probe smashes speed record, ventures closest to Sun

After a successful NASA study examining the possibility of providing fresh food for future astronauts, tomatoes grown on the International Space Station (ISS) will return to Earth over the weekend.

Tomatoes grown, harvested in space to return to Earth

WION has learnt that the Indian Government's Department of Space is facilitating the technology transfer of Russian-origin 'RD-191' semi-cryogenic rocket engines to Indian industry.

Exclusive: India-Russia discuss tech transfer, making of 'RD-191' semi-cryo rocket engine

India must work on expanding its existing navigation with the Indian Constellation ('NavIC') series of satellites, provide space-based Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) and ensure secure satellite-assisted communications, said Chief of Defence Staff, Gen Anil Chauhan.

India must miniaturise satellites, develop re-usable launch vehicles: Chief of Defence Staff

India's heaviest rocket LVM3 (also known as GSLV Mk3) is likely to take to the skies in early March, as part of its second commercial launch. This launch is part of a commercial deal between UK-based satellite broadband firm OneWeb and ISRO's commercial arm NewSpace India Limited (NSIL).

2nd batch of 36 OneWeb satellites headed for India; LVM3 launch likely by early-March

Construction of SKA a.k.a world's biggest telescope begins; We might finally have an answer to 'are we alone?'

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is actively repurposing existing resources, scaling up production capacity of their facilities and also transferring technology to aid the country’s fight against the severe second wave of COVID-19.

From liquid oxygen to O2 concentrators, here’s how ISRO is aiding India’s COVID-19 battle

A day after India’s Union Cabinet, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved setting up of IN-SPACe (Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre), ISRO Chairman Dr K.

ISRO welcomes Private Cos in Space Research, they have to take risks and get returns: Dr K Sivan

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