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Scientists who work on long-term climate patterns usually stay close to Earth. The data is here, the records are clearer, and the risks are immediate..

Earth's orbit is getting dangerously crowded with space debris, raising the risk of satellite collisions and global communication failures. Led by the European Space Agency's Zero Debris Charter, space agencies and private companies are racing to clean up orbital debris using de-orbiting satellites.

Tyrannosaurus prowled western North America during the Cretaceous Period at the twilight of the age of dinosaurs before an asteroid struck Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula 66 million years ago.

Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen reveals how the Artemis II crew will manage hygiene and waste in deep space. Learn how the new high-tech lunar loo provides privacy and comfort 400,000 kilometres from Earth.

Using satellite data and ice-flow modelling, scientists have produced the most detailed map yet of Antarctica's hidden terrain, revealing tens of thousands of hills and features that could influence how quickly the ice sheet melts.

The move signals Washington's intent to strengthen space cooperation with India while addressing concerns over competitiveness and business conditions.

The Western Disturbances, a seasonal weather system originating from the Mediterranean, will trigger light to moderate scattered rainfall and snowfall over mountainous regions from January 16 to 22.

At its closest approach to the Moon, the Orion spacecraft is projected to reach a peak velocity of approximately 8,280 kilometres per hour relative to the lunar surface. If a brake of 2,900 km/h fails, the astronauts will be flung into deep space with no way home.

BSNL and Viasat will upgrade the Indian Navy's satellite communications as installation of new equipment begins, aiming to boost connectivity, resilience, and security for critical naval operations.