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Astronomers have used the James Webb Space Telescope to directly study the surface of an exoplanet for the first time. The findings on LHS 3844 b reveal a harsh, Mercury-like world with no atmosphere, offering new insights into distant rocky planets.

Astronomers used the James Webb Space Telescope to examine the surface of LHS 3844 b, a super-Earth 48.5 light-years away. The findings suggest a hot, basalt-rich world without an atmosphere, widening the picture of rocky exoplanets.

Researchers have used cutting-edge satellite technology to find a large underground aquifer beneath Spain's main agricultural area. This discovery arr.

Discover how Laika, a stray dog from Moscow, became a pioneer in space travel as the first living creature to orbit Earth in 1957, and the impact of her journey on human space exploration.

Space-tech startup Pixxel on Monday, May 4, announced a partnership with LLM provider Sarvam AI to develop and build India's first orbital data centre satellite called The Pathfinder. Expected to reach orbit by the end of 2026, the 200-kg satellite will house GPUs (graphics processing units) that will be used to carry out training and [...]

Pixxel and Sarvam AI partner to launch Pathfinder, India's first orbital data centre satellite, enabling AI-powered Earth observation and real-time insights directly from space.

Pixxel, a space technology company, has partnered with Bengaluru's Sarvam AI to create India's first orbital data centre satellite. Set for launch in late 2026, the satellite will utilize advanced GPUs to analyse hyperspectral images in real time., Technology & Science, Times Now

Sarvam has partnered with Pixxel to build India's first orbital data centre. It aims to run AI models in space and analyse satellite data in real time.

Startup GalaxEye Space poses one question for global satellite imagery: 'Why must we choose between satellite data that is either clear or consistent?'