Science

Researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool that can predict the life expectancy of heart failure patients, an advance that may allow clinicians to make more informed decisions...

Hayabusa2, the first spacecraft to successfully collect underground samples from an asteroid (162173 Ryugu), is now on its way home. The spacecraft launched by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency...

The study shows for the first time by how much ice loss in the last interglacial first took place in Antarctica, followed by Greenland.

On September 7, ISRO’s ambitions to touch down the south pole of the Moon faced a technical glitch after the space agency lost contact from Chandrayaan-2's Vikram lander.

The images of a crater from the lunar surface was captured by the Terrain Mapping Camera-2 aboard Chandrayaan-2.

Ultima Thule, the farthest cosmic body ever visited by a spacecraft, has been officially renamed Arrokoth, or "sky" in the Native American Powhatan and Algonquian languages, following a significant...

According to maverick founder Elon Musk, Starlink revenue can help SpaceX develop rockets and spacecraft for traveling to Mars, his overriding ambition.

An enormous asteroid (space rock) identified as 481394 (2006 SF6) is all set to come dangerously close to Earth on November 21 at a staggering speed of around 18,000 miles per hour.

The melting of sea ice in the Arctic is linked to the emergence of a deadly virus that kills marine mammals, according to a 15 year study which highlights how this rapidly warming environment could...

For the first time ever, researchers have created simulations explaining how the largest of black hole mergers may have happened, showing one may have devoured another "in a 'Pac-Man-like' behaviour."...

Today, in a rare treat for us, Mercury will pass directly in front of the Sun for a few hours. According to NASA, the event is called a transit, and for Mercury, they happen only about 13 times in a...

India currently harnesses 23 percent of its total power from renewable sources, including solar and wind.

The US space agency unveiled the beautiful panorama of the southern sky snapped by TESS during the mission’s first year of science observations, that completed on July 18.

This makes Voyager 2 the second human-made object to journey out of the Sun's influence, following the US space agency's Voyager 1's solar exit in 2012.

Over 1,598 students on Tuesday created a Guinness World Record for the Largest astrophysics lesson and assembly of spectroscopes here, organisers said.