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India achieved a major milestone in indigenous defence technology after private defence firm Nibe Limited successfully tested the long-range Suryastra rocket system at Chandipur. The trials included 150km and 300km strike-range variants, both delivering highly accurate strikes with minimal error.

Agnikul Cosmos has test-fired four semi-cryogenic rocket engines together as a clustered system. The milestone advances its modular Agnibaan rocket and underlines India's growing private launch capabilities.

Nibe Limited tested two Suryastra long-range rocket variants at Chandipur for the Indian Army. The accurate strikes underline the growing role of private firms in India's indigenous defence build-up.

Many of the most vexing enigmas in the annals of scientific inquiry do not originate in outer space or exotic locales such as jungle ruins; rather, they are embedded in mundane, unremarkable-looking rocks that can be found within domestic coal mines. In 1958, a hobbyist pipefitter and fossil hunter by the name of Francis Tully discovered a smooth ironstone nodule.

Discover the Zwan-Wolf effect at Mars, revealing how solar wind interacts with the planet's weak magnetic field.

The northeastern state of Manipur contains the amazing freshwater body of Loktak Lake, known for its perfect circular floating islands called phumdis. The phumdis, which are masses of vegetation, soil, and organic matter, form an incredibly unique landscape that can be seen from outer space.

The secluded boreal forest in southwest Quebec has secrets that are revealed when you study it with a keen eye or look at it from a distance of thousands of miles. Within this vast expanse, the remarkable, one-square-mile body of water dubbed Lake Rouge once caught the attention of satellite photographers.

Aaka Space plans to build India's first underwater habitat programme for astronaut training and spaceflight simulation.

Asteroid 2026 JH2 will make a rare close flyby of Earth tonight, passing closer than many satellites. Can the giant space rock pose any danger to the planet? Find out., Technology & Science, Times Now