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For ten months, twelve crew members lived and worked at Concordia Station, one of the most remote research outposts on Earth. Cut off from rescue, sunlight and the outside world for much of the year, the team wore sensors that quietly recorded every close encounter between them.

Imagine having a perfect WFH setup, no commute, no awkward office small talk, and you can actually get your work done from your own space. But now imagine losing all of that because of one coworker allegedly messing up.

India is emerging as a global technology leader, says Dr. Jitendra Singh, pointing to breakthroughs in quantum technology, space exploration, AI and private sector participation., Technology & Science, Times Now

Across central Europe, extreme weather shifts and prolonged droughts are leaving unmistakable marks on the continent's major freshwater bodies. Lake Constance, known locally as the Bodensee, is one of Western Europe's most essential natural freshwater reservoirs.

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Pawan Goenka says India's upcoming commercial launch capability may eventually struggle to keep pace with demand if planned satellite constellations move beyond pilot projects

Engineers have brought the troubled spacecraft closer to a stable state, clearing a major hurdle before it can begin manoeuvring towards the ageing observatory.

India's Vikram-1 launch revives its space program, marking a milestone in private orbital capabilities and future missions.