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Cosmos 482, a Soviet spacecraft remnant, is expected to reenter Earth’s atmosphere around May 10. Unlike typical space debris, it may not burn up completely due to its strong heat shield. 
The Axiom Mission 4 will send the first ISRO astronaut, Shubhanshu Shukla, to the International Space Station as part of a joint effort between NASA and the Indian space agency.
US researchers seek to legitimize AI mental health care
Observations of exoplanets typically provide astronomers little more than an orbit, a mass and a radius. If the radius and mass match something seen in the solar system they can guess what the object’s inner structure may be: an exoplanet the size and mass of the Earth is probably rocky.
Colonel Anne McClain completed her first spacewalk on Thursday, six years after missing the first all-female EVA due to a lack of medium-sized suits. Alongside Major Nichole Ayers, they prepared the ISS for solar array installation while the station avoided debris from a Chinese rocket booster.
The US FDA has approved Johnson & Johnson's drug to treat patients aged 12 years and older with an immune-mediated disorder
New research breaks down economic losses from global warming and attributes them to individual companies. It could bolster lawsuits against big emitters.
Amazon, a company that Jeff Bezos started as an online bookseller decades ago, launched the first batch of 27 internet satellites for its ‘Kuiper’ broadband internet constellation on Monday. It aims to compete with SpaceX Starlink.
It’s a worst case scenario that grid operators plan for but hope never to encounter. After one of the worst blackouts in Europe in more than a decade, electricity grid operators in Spain and Portugal are trying to get networks back up and running from the ground up.
How bugs and beet juice could play roles in the race to replace artificial dyes in food
A recent study has revealed that super-Earth exoplanets, worlds that are larger than Earth but smaller than Uranus or Neptune, are far more common in the universe than previously believed.
Kasturirangan shaped India's space ambitions, educational framework: ISRO chief
Archaeologists in south Wales discovered 41 skeletons, primarily of women, dating back to 500-600 AD. The remains provide insights into the challenging lives of early medieval farmers, showing evidence of injuries and poor health despite high-status items found at the site.
Under Kasturirangan's leadership, ISRO successfully launched many satellites, including the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle and, more recently, the first successful flight testing of the all-important Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle.
Trump science cuts target bird feeder research, AI literacy work and more
Diagnosed with Functional Neurological Disorder at 16, the girl spent two years in care after becoming paralysed. After intensive therapy, she regained movement and speech. 
Scientists have discovered unusual deep earthquakes under the Sierra Nevada. This may indicate a peeling process in the Earth's crust, linked to continental formation.
ISRO plans to deploy 100 to 150 new satellites in the next three years to strengthen India's border surveillance, according to Chairman V Narayanan. The current fleet of 55 satellites is inadequate for monitoring extensive land and coastline.
Asked to predict the next pope, AI bots hedge bets
Plate tectonics could explain continental plateaus and mini mass extinctions
IAF pilot Shubhanshu Shukla is set to create history by piloting NASA and ISRO's joint space mission to the ISS later this year. Here is all you need to know about him.           
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla of the Indian Air Force has been selected as India's prime astronaut for an upcoming Indo-US mission to the ISS. Set to fly in Axiom's Ax-4 mission, he will conduct at least 7 pioneering experiments on crop growth and water bears in space during a 14-day stay.
Obesity medicine: The latest discovery in obesity medicine will be available in less invasive creams and patches, known as transdermal drug delivery systems
Donald R. Pettit, fondly known as Don Pettit, was selected by NASA in 1966. The oldest serving NASA astronaut, Don Pettit holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Oregon State University and a Doctorate in Chemical Engineering from the University of Arizona.
Diet and exercise but also urban design and social life.
What could have generated the most energetic neutrino ever detected?
A team of researchers, led by Nikku Madhusudhan, detected “strongest evidence yet that life may exist on a planet outside our solar system…”
“This is the strongest evidence yet there is possibly life out there,” the lead researcher said.
A plume of Saharan dust is set to curb solar generation in parts of central and southern Europe in the coming days, adding support to power prices around midday.
85 pc Indian students, educators believe availability and volume of AI overwhelming: Survey
LIVE: The New Shepard carrying Katy Perry and other NS-31 crew members has landed back safely on earth. The pop icon vowed that she would write a song about the Blue Origin mission experience
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin sucessfully took a six-member, all-women crew, including popstar Katy Perry, to space and back again, in the New Shepard NS-31 capsule. Check here for all the details.
In a move to integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) across all streams of technical education, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has established a committee to explore the lateral expansion of AI and applied AI beyond conventional programmes like BTech in Computer Science.
AAIB plans granular analysis of data related to incidents involving aircraft in Indian airspace
It does for weight loss. Its other supposed benefits are debatable