Scientists have reportedly observed dark matter interactions for the first time, alongside a mysterious high-energy flash from the universe. This discovery could provide unprecedented insights into the nature of dark matter, cosmic phenomena, and the fundamental workings of the universe

Scientists Catch Dark Matter in Action | Universe Sends Mysterious High-Energy Flash

Rocket launches still fail more often than most realise. From engine faults to software glitches and tiny material flaws, even small mistakes can destroy missions. Hidden risks inside modern rockets reveal why reliability is far harder than it looks.


Why rockets fail despite perfect engineering

Where did the Moon really come from? A groundbreaking new study has traced lunar origins to an inner-solar-system planet — a possible twin of early Earth. Using ancient rock samples and advanced modelling, researchers may have uncovered the true identity of the world that collided with Earth and gave birth to the Moon.
Is the Moon’s “lost parent” hiding in plain sight?
This explainer breaks down the discovery, the science behind the collision, and how it rewrites lunar history.


How Earth's Twin Killed Itself to Create the Moon

A cosmic collision between the ancient planet Theia and Earth billions of years ago gave birth to the Moon. Scientists have now analyzed evidence confirming this dramatic event, solving one of astronomy’s oldest mysteries. This video explains the findings, the impact process, and what it tells us about the early solar system.

Cosmic Neighbor Theia Smashed Into Our Planet to Birth the Moon 

A explosive breakdown of NASA’s latest 3I/ATLAS images, online outrage, unexplained anomalies, and expert criticism. The interstellar mystery that should’ve brought answers but unleashed suspicion instead. Now Indian scientists have observed the mysterious interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. This observation was made by scientists from the Physical Research Laboratory part of ISRO, using their 1.2-metre telescope at Mount Abu.


3I/ATLAS Backlash: Blurry Photos, Big Anomalies | Comet Or Alien Tech?

 NASA has released close-up images of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, captured by multiple spacecraft and telescopes across the solar system. The comet, first discovered in July 2025 by the NASA-funded ATLAS telescope in Chile, passed within 19 million miles of Mars in early October, allowing spacecraft like MAVEN and the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to take detailed close-up images. Additional observations from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, James Webb Space Telescope, and heliophysics missions have helped scientists study the comet’s dust, gas composition, and tail. 

3I/ATLAS: NASA Releases Close-Up Pictures of Interstellar Comet

The mystery deepens. NASA tracks an unidentified red sphere moving at 283 miles per second, shattering every known galactic speed limit. This isn't just fast; it's impossible. We dive into the science behind the most mind-bending space discovery since the discovery of Comet 3I/Atlas.


Speed Demon: The Blazing Red Sphere Escaping Our Galaxy

China’s Shenzhou-20 astronauts Chen Dong, Chen Zhongrui, and Wang Jie have safely returned to Earth after a delay caused by orbital debris impacting their spacecraft. Originally scheduled to return on November 5, the crew came back aboard the Shenzhou-21 spacecraft. The damaged Shenzhou-20 will remain in orbit for further experiments. The astronauts landed in northern Inner Mongolia in good condition, marking another milestone for China’s Tiangong Space Station program.


China’s Shenzhou-20 Crew Returns to Earth Safely After Debris Delay 

A shocking new investigation into the interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS has thrown the nature of this mysterious object into question. Originally classified as a comet, recent evidence challenges this long-held assumption and leaves astronomers puzzled over what this cosmic wanderer truly is.

Alien Origins? Astronomers Question 3I/ATLAS, Watch New Images

On October 24th, 2025, the Mircat telescope in South Africa detected a sharp radio signal from the interstellar comet 3I/Atlas. This wasn't a message, but the unmistakable chemical fingerprint of water being vaporised. We break down the historic signal, the scientific scramble, and why this isn't proof of alien technology but confirms a profound cosmic truth about water in the galaxy. The mystery of the third interstellar visitor continues..


Radio Signal From 3I/ATLAS Stuns Astronomers

On October 24th, 2025, the Mircat telescope in South Africa detected a sharp radio signal from the interstellar comet 3I/Atlas. This wasn't a message, but the unmistakable chemical fingerprint of water being vaporised. We break down the historic signal, the scientific scramble, and why this isn't proof of alien technology but confirms a profound cosmic truth about water in the galaxy. The mystery of the third interstellar visitor continues..

Conspiracy theories continue about 3I/ATLAS being an unnatural object.  
3I/ATLAS is the third interstellar object ever observed in our Solar System. It was first detected on July 1, 2025, by the Asteroid Terrestrial-Last Alert System, or ATLAS. In South Africa, MeerKAT telescope caught the first-ever interstellar radio chemistry from 3I/Atlas a cosmic event that challenges everything we know. Twin hydroxyl lines, Doppler-shifted and dead precise. Not a beacon. Not definitive alien tech. But a signal shrouded in strangeness.

Comet 3I/ATLAS' Signal: The First Call From Deep Space

A groundbreaking ISRO study reveals strong evidence of water ice hidden beneath the Moon’s polar craters. Using Chandrayaan mission data, scientists found sub-surface ice levels up to eight times higher than surface deposits — a major step toward understanding lunar resources. The discovery could redefine future Moon missions, from habitation plans to fuel generation.

ISRO Finds Evidence of Water Ice Beneath Moon’s Polar Craters

In a rare display of space coordination, NASA and China successfully avoided a potential satellite collision, preventing what could have been a catastrophic event in Earth’s orbit.

According to reports, both agencies shared real-time orbital data and adjusted their satellites’ trajectories after a near-collision warning. The move marks a historic step toward space cooperation between two rival space powers amid growing concerns over orbital debris and space traffic management.

NASA & China Avoid Satellite Collision: Big Breakthrough In Space Cooperation

A supermassive black hole in a distant galaxy has just unleashed a flare 10 trillion times brighter than our Sun! This incredible event occurred after the black hole consumed a star, sending out an energetic jet of light and energy that has stunned the scientific community. Known as a Tidal Disruption Event, this phenomenon saw the star being spaghettified before a portion of its material was violently expelled into space.
Scientists are scrambling to rewrite astrophysics textbooks to account for this record-shattering release of energy, which challenges our understanding of cosmic power limits.

Black Hole Unleashes Flare 10 Trillion Times Brighter Than the Sun!

NASA-ISRO NISAR and James Webb are among the costliest satellites ever built, used for Earth observation and deep space study. Their advanced technology marks huge steps in space exploration. 

Billions in space?: 10 most expensive satellites ever launched

From the Space Shuttle Columbia to Russia’s Phobos-Grunt, space missions have faced catastrophic failures costing billions. These disasters highlight the risks, precision challenges, and lessons learned in human and robotic space exploration.

'Space disasters': 5 most expensive space accidents in history

AI-powered telescopes are now helping scientists track 3I/ATLAS with great detail and speed. These tools improve space safety and expand our knowledge of interstellar visitors. Know more below.

How AI-powered telescopes are revolutionising 3I/ATLAS tracking

Comet 3I/ATLAS is a rare interstellar visitor from beyond our Solar System. Passing safely, it offers a chance to study ancient cosmic materials and the nature of other star systems. 

Astronomers are tracking 3I/ATLAS: What we know about the comet from another star

India’s Space Agency ISRO Is Set To Launch The ‘Bluebird 8’ Satellite — A Key Addition To Its Expanding Space Capabilities. While Details Remain Limited, The Mission Is Expected To Support Advanced Communications, Earth Observation, Or Scientific Research. What Is ‘Bluebird 8’, And Why Does It Matter? Stay Tuned For The Latest On ISRO’s Upcoming Launch.

What Is ISRO’s Bluebird 8 Satellite and Why It Matters 

Astronomers believe they may have found a brand new planetary neighbor in our own solar system — Planet Y. Though we haven’t directly seen it yet, its gravitational effects suggest something massive is lurking far beyond Neptune. Could this be the long-theorized Planet Nine — or something entirely new?

In this video, we break down what scientists have found, why they think Planet Y exists, and what it could mean for our understanding of the solar system. Don’t miss this cosmic mystery unfolding in real-time.

Astronomers Propose 'Planet Y' as a Hidden Planet 

In a groundbreaking revelation, scientists have reexamined 1970s-era NASA data and found compelling evidence that Venus's thick clouds contain traces of water vapor. The findings, based on archived data from missions like Pioneer Venus, offer new insights into the planet's atmospheric chemistry — and raise fresh questions about its potential to support microbial life in the upper cloud layers.

This discovery could reshape our understanding of Venus’s habitability and spark renewed interest in future missions to Earth’s “twin” planet.

Reanalysis of 1970s Nasa Data Shows Venus Clouds Hold Water

From the Moon to Mars, experts believe AI could manage resources, plan out cities and build habitats possibly within our lifetime. Curious what’s next? Know more below.

How AI and 3D printing could build cities in space?

AI will transform space orbits in the next decade. Experts expect smart satellites, autonomous science, real-time data centres, and even self-repair capabilities above Earth. Learn what’s coming soon and who is leading. Know more below.

What is the future of AI in space orbits?

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