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Vivo V70 vs Vivo V70 Elite: Which is the 'best buy' for you? Camera, price, specs and more comparedVivo V70 V70 Elite: Vivo has officially expanded its premium smartphone lineup in India with the dual launch of the Vivo V70 and the all-ne...- Qian Xuesen Built America’s Rockets, Then China’sA brilliant engineer, Qian Xuesen, helped build America's rocket technology. Caught in Cold War politics, he returned to China. There, he b...
- Bitcoin investor buys an entire SpaceX flight for the ultimate polar adventureChun Wang, a Chinese-born entrepreneur, hurtled into orbit from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. SpaceX’s Falcon rocket steered southward over ...
- Is there less fresh water available for everyone on earth? Nasa reveals shocking detailsFreshwater Crisis: Scientists discovered a sudden drop in Earth's freshwater levels starting May 2014. The decline has continued, reaching ...
- One more GCC in Bengaluru, German optics manufacturer ZEISS opens centreThe facility which is 43,000 sq. ft. will accommodate over 600 employees who are experts in the field of application research for medical t...
- Though it's not the moon yet, it's the next best thing for European astronautsThe European Space Agency has opened the LUNA facility in Germany to simulate lunar conditions for astronaut training. The facility feature...
- ER&D demand keeps hiring robust despite larger tech slowdownAccording to data from staffing services firm TeamLease, ER&D-related hiring has gone up by almost 60% over last year with strong demand fr...
- NATO members use a major air exercise to send a message to RussiaOver 25 nations, including all but two NATO members, participated in the largest military air exercises in Europe since the Cold War, calle...
- This new vest may help women walk on the MoonThe AstroRad vest - designed jointly by the Israeli Space Agency, German Aerospace Center and NASA - is designed to better shield astronaut...
- Russia to prioritise making military satellites"The priority here is the creation of spacecraft in the interests of both Roscosmos and Russia's defence ministry," Rogozin said, adding th...
- A chunk of Chinese satellite almost hit the ISS; they dodged it - but the space junk problem is getting worseEarlier this week, the International Space Station (ISS) was forced to maneouvre out of the way of a potential collision with space junk. W...
- The pandemic guts Airbus. It’s worse for thousands of suppliersFor the more than 159,000 people working at companies in the southwest directly tied to the sector, hanging on to their jobs has become the...
- Sleep to get rich: NASA & ESA project will give people Rs 13 lakh to lie in bed for 60 daysThe scientists want to study how weightlessness affects the human body.
- Bezos' Blue Origin launches its first space mission of 2018Los Angeles, April 30 (IANS) Blue Origin, the US aerospace company owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has launched its suborbital New Shep...
- NASA's flying observatory to explore Saturn's moonThis will be the fourth year of full operations for Sofia, with observations planned between February 2018 and January 2019, the US space a...
- Germany looks for Green Talents through a global competitionSeeking to bring together the best ideas for sustainable development, Germany - a frontrunner in sustainability research and a world leader...
- ISRO team in US for Space conferencesThe Indian participation in this important meeting today and tomorrow was described by the State Department as business as usual.
- Polar Ice-sheet melting jumps three-fold: NASAThe combined rate of melting for the ice sheets covering Greenland and Antarctica has increased during the last 20 years says a landmark st...
- Volcanic ash cloud closes British airportsCivil aviation officials on Sunday said a drifting, dense cloud of volcanic ash is "rapidly encroaching" on British airspace, forcing the c...
- Alarm bells ring in European industry over euro-dollar outlookThe strong euro is ringing alarm bells in the boardrooms of big European industrial groups as they look to reduce vulnerability to high eur...
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