As space travel advances, scientists are exploring the possibility of human births in zero-gravity environments. While some view it as the next frontier for humanity, enabling life beyond Earth, others warn of serious health risks to both mother and child.

Zero-G Births: Humanity's Final Frontier or Fatal Error?

NASA has delayed its Moon mission once again after a fuel leak and communication issues emerged during a launch rehearsal. The problems were detected during pre-launch checks, forcing teams to halt proceedings and assess technical concerns before moving ahead.


NASA: NASA Moon Mission Delayed Again After Fuel Leak, Communication Issues During Rehearsa

Astronomers have uncovered a vast hidden structure of the universe, often described as its “cosmic skeleton,” revealing faint filaments that connect galaxies across deep space. Using advanced telescopes and new techniques, scientists are tracing these ghostly formations to better understand how the universe evolved and how matter is distributed on the largest scales. 

The Universe's Hidden Skeleton: Astronomers Trace the Ghosts of Deep Space

Scientists suggest that controlled sonic booms might help deflect or break up dangerous space debris threatening Earth’s orbit. This innovative approach could complement existing debris-removal strategies and protect satellites and space infrastructure from collisions. Learn how this method works and what it means for the future of space safety.


Sonic Booms Can Protect Earth From Dangerous Space Debris

Scientists have developed a "sonic shield" using seismometers to detect sonic booms from space debris hurtling toward Earth at up to 28,000 km/h.


Space Debris Sonic Booms Enable Ground Tracking

Scientists suggest that controlled sonic booms might help deflect or break up dangerous space debris threatening Earth’s orbit. This innovative approach could complement existing debris-removal strategies and protect satellites and space infrastructure from collisions. Learn how this method works and what it means for the future of space safety.

Sonic Booms Can Protect Earth From Dangerous Space Debris | GRAVITAS

Four astronauts have safely splashed down on Earth after making an early exit from the International Space Station. The mission was cut short by nearly a month after one crew member fell seriously ill, prompting a precautionary return.


NASA: Four astronauts make early ISS exit after crew member falls sick

Astronomers worldwide have turned their telescopes toward a mysterious object named 3I/Atlas. Scientists say its unusual trajectory and characteristics could reshape our understanding of interstellar objects, sparking intense global interest and debate in the space science community.

3I/Atlas: Why Every Telescope on Earth Just Pointed At This Object? 

Astronomers are closely tracking a mysterious interstellar comet showing an unusual wobble and unexpected flaring activity. Dubbed an “alien” comet, the object’s strange behavior has sparked scientific curiosity and debate about its origin and composition. New observations reveal dramatic changes as it moves through the solar system.

3I/Atlas Mystery Deepens: Rare Tail Discovered in Deep Space

Astronomers are closely tracking a mysterious interstellar comet showing an unusual wobble and unexpected flaring activity. Dubbed an “alien” comet, the object’s strange behavior has sparked scientific curiosity and debate about its origin and composition. New observations reveal dramatic changes as it moves through the solar system.


Watch The Weird Wobble Of The Strangest Comet

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has already passed Earth, but new images reveal baffling wobbling jets and a rare tail pointing toward the Sun. Scientists say this strange behaviour challenges what we know about comets and may hint at exotic materials originating from another star system.

Weird Wobbling Jets: Science Baffled by Comet 3I/Atlas 

ISRO’s LVM3 M6 rocket successfully launches the BlueBird Block-2 satellite into orbit for U.S.-based AST SpaceMobile, advancing global space-based connectivity.

Rocket Expert India Launches Heaviest Satellite as Other Countries Flop

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has captured dramatic evidence of young planets being destroyed around a nearby star. The observations reveal powerful stellar radiation tearing apart infant worlds, offering rare insight into how planetary systems evolve — and sometimes fail — in their earliest stages

Hubble Captures Infant Planets Being Destroyed Around Nearby Star

Michaela Benthaus, a 33-year-old paraplegic engineer from Germany, became the first wheelchair user to go to space after launching with Jeff Bezos’ company Blue Origin from West Texas. Severely injured in a mountain bike accident seven years ago, Benthaus left her wheelchair behind to float in space alongside five other passengers. She described the experience as the coolest of her life.

Blue Origin: Paraplegic Engineer Becomes First Wheelchair User to Float in Space

An interstellar object from another star system is passing Earth and it’s behaving in a way scientists didn’t expect. Its strange pulsing cycle, glowing green coma, and shifting rhythm have sparked global fascination. As telescopes capture its closest approach, this story explains what this comet is doing, why it matters, and what mysteries remain unanswered.

Mysterious 'Alien' Comet 3I/Atlas Reaches Closest Point to Earth

A mysterious event grips the world as 3I/Atlas arrives, sparking global debate, scientific scrutiny, and speculation about the unknown. From unanswered questions to extraordinary theories, explore what this moment means for Earth and humanity’s understanding of the universe. Is this a breakthrough discovery or something far more unexplainable? Watch as experts weigh in on the day that changed everything.


3I/Atlas Arrives: The Day Earth Met the Unexplainable 

Comet 3I/Atlas, often dubbed the “alien green comet,” is making a rare and historic flyby of Earth, drawing global attention from astronomers and skywatchers. Scientists say the comet’s unusual glow and trajectory make it a unique object of study.

This video explains where the comet came from, why it appears green, how close it will pass Earth, and what this rare event means for space research.

Comet 3I/Atlas Nears Earth For A Historic Flyby

Europe has launched its largest-ever planetary defence exercise after the 3I/Atlas asteroid alert triggered emergency preparedness drills across multiple nations. This video explains what 3I/Atlas is, why authorities responded so urgently, and how Europe is testing its capacity to detect and respond to potential asteroid threats. We break down the science, risks, and global coordination behind the drill.


Europe Activates Largest Planetary Defence Drill Ever

Tata Advanced Systems and Lockheed Martin have officially broken ground on a state-of-the-art MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) facility for C-130 aircraft. The facility, expected to be completed in 2026, will strengthen India’s defense capabilities and support Lockheed Martin’s global operations. The first C-130 is scheduled to arrive for MRO operations in early 2026, marking a major milestone in Indo-US defense collaboration.

Tata Advanced Systems, Lockheed Martin Launch New C-130 MRO Facility

Astronomers have unveiled Quipu, a colossal cosmic mega-structure stretching 1.3 billion light-years, more than 13,000 times the length of the Milky Way, and containing 200 quadrillion solar masses, making it the largest known structure in the universe. Its existence defies the Cosmological Principle and Big Bang models, which predict a maximum size for cosmic structures, prompting scientists to reconsider fundamental theories about the universe's formation and evolution. 


Astronomers Spot Ultimate Space Oddity: Quipu, the Largest Structure in the Universe

New images of the interstellar comet 3I/Atlas are raising eyebrows among astronomers and space enthusiasts. Heat maps suggest the comet is behaving unusually, reigniting debates about the possibility of alien technology. Scientists are analyzing the data to understand the comet’s strange activity and what it could reveal about interstellar objects passing through our solar system. Stay tuned for the latest discoveries.

New 3I/ Atlas Images Spark Alien Tech Debate | Heat Maps Reveals Atlas Acting Strangely

Hezbollah-affiliated scouts lined the streets of Beirut's southern suburbs, waving Lebanese flags as Pope Leo XIV's convoy passed in a symbolic display of “coexistence and national unity.” During his visit, the pontiff called on Lebanese people to choose reconciliation and remain in their crisis-hit, deeply divided country.

China Launches Shijian-28 Satellite on Modified Long March-7 from Wenchang

Hezbollah Scouts Wave Lebanese Flags as Pope Leo XIV Urges Unity in Beirut

AI now controls satellites autonomously. If compromised, attackers could hijack thousands of spacecraft, disrupting GPS, communications, and emergency services globally. Autonomous swarms lack physical repair options. 


What happens if AI takes control of all satellites?

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