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Are the Universe's smallest stars promising places for life?
When all sun-like stars die in few tens of billion years, planets orbiting red dwarf stars might be the only options for life to take root on.
By Jatan Mehta | Dives into lunar exploration, space technology, Indian space, planetary science, and more.
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When all sun-like stars die in few tens of billion years, planets orbiting red dwarf stars might be the only options for life to take root on.
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China has returned Moon samples from a sweet scientific spot for their first sample return mission.
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Shukrayaan will be the first mission to map Venus’ subsurface.
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This azure ice giant challenges our understanding of how planets form and offers a potentially habitable moon.
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NASA and the Germany space agency’s airborne SOFIA telescope has detected water on the Moon’s surface. There are many misconceptions floating around this discovery so I’d like to clarify the nature of the findings and what it means for lunar science and exploration. Different from Chandrayaan 1
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This is the first time the martian moons will be fully mapped, and samples brought to Earth from the martian system.
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Only part of the missing science from ISRO’s highly held Mars mission may be due to inadequacy of academic institutions in India.
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The launch of Sputnik in 1957 marked not just the advent of the Space Age but had an even deeper significance.
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They're cosmic time capsules that provide a peek at our origin story.
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The lunar farside is uniquely placed for better observing the radio Universe.
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What is the achilles’ heel of Mars? MAVEN found out.
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“Atlas V is the most accurate rocket in the world.”
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