Shubhanshu Shukla Space Experiments: India’s science ambitions just got a lift—straight into space. With astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla on boa...

Indian Air Force Captain Shubhanshu Shukla made history by flying to the International Space Station on a private mission. This feat is sig...

Indian astronaut Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla is preparing for a 14-day mission to the International Space Station (ISS) as part of Axio...

Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla will conduct seven experiments at the International Space Station during the Axiom Mission-4. These expe...

Researchers confirmed toxic cyanobacteria in waterholes caused the mysterious deaths of over 350 elephants in Botswana in 2020. Satellite d...

The findings raise questions about extraterrestrial life, particularly on icy moons, and how their biospheres might evolve with changing co...

More than 300 of the pachyderms have mysteriously died since March, with their intact tusks ruling out the hypothesis that they were killed...

Scientists have used bacteria to create a sustainable concrete that is alive, and can even reproduce, an advance that may help reduce the e...

Scientists have discovered the oldest colours in the geological record.

The Bangalore-based startup is sending a rover to the moon in March next year, as part of a $30 mn challenge to land and travel on the moon...

Lab2Moon was launched mid last year as a global challenge for youth, to send in ideas for experiments.

Scientists have created a bio-solar panel that generates electricity from photosynthesis and respiratory activities of cyanobacteria, or bl...

Also known as cyanobacteria, blue-green algae are the most prosperous microorganisms on Earth, evolutionarily speaking, researchers said.

In science fiction, we find humans harvesting fields of wheat under terraformed Martian skies and growing rows of potatoes inside climate-c...

A team of geochemists reports the discovery of rusty, iron-rich rock layers in sediments deposited on shallow ocean floors some 3.2 billion...

The organisms would use Mars' ample supply of regolith as fuel, and may even serve a dual purpose in removing nitrogen from the Martian soi...

The new research means that ocean warming will impact plankton, and in turn drive a vicious cycle of climate change.