World must recognize India’s Energy Independence

World must recognize India’s Energy Independence

Recognizing India’s Energy Independence It is time for the West to shift its orientation to India and other developing nations—away from a paternalistic position to one of true partnership. With the approach of Indian Independence Day, it is worth celebrating the country’s success—and also recognizing the ways in which the West may be trying to hold India back. US President Barack Obama and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have formed anespecially close relationship over the past few years, culminating in a series of joint commitments on development, security, governance, and…

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US Prepares For Space War For Future Generations !

US Prepares For Space War For Future Generations !

FAMERICA is bracing itself for war in space and has begun training U.S. air force personnel for science fiction-style cosmic conflicts, it has been revealed. Defence chiefs fear Russia and China are developing space weapons which would give them a potentially catastrophic edge over the U.S. in any future conflict. To counter this threat, the air force has launched a program called the “Space Mission Force” which is dedicated to “developing space warfighters for tomorrow”. In a white paper, General John Hyten, commander of air force Space Command, wrote: “Despite…

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NASA spacecraft successfully enters Jupiter’s orbit

NASA spacecraft successfully enters Jupiter’s orbit

LIVE! NASA spacecraft successfully enters Jupiter’s orbit 09:32  NASA spacecraft successfully enters Jupiter’s orbit:  “Success! Engine burn complete. Juno is now orbiting Jupiter, poised to unlock the planet’s secrets,” tweeted @NASA. NASA scientists have confirmed that Juno, a football-field-sized spacecraft designed to unlock some of the secrets of our solar system, successfully entered an orbit around Jupiter. To enter an orbit around Jupiter — the largest, oldest planet in our solar system, and one with some of the most powerful radiation scientists have ever seen — Juno had to complete a 35 minute…

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Tejas – India’s own combat aircrafy to be Inducted into IAF !

Tejas – India’s own combat aircrafy to be Inducted into IAF !

IAF to induct 1st squadron of home-grown Tejas: 5 things about the aircraft Indian Air Force’s Tejas in action during an Indian Air Force exercise in Pokhran. (PTI Photo) The Indian Air Force will raise the first squadron of home-grown light combat aircraft Tejas with the induction of two aircraft into the force in Bengaluru on Friday. State-run Hindustan Aeronautics Limited will hand over the first two Tejas aircraft to the IAF for ‘Flying Daggers’ 45 — the name of the first squadron of the LCA. The aircraft arelikely to…

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PSLV C34 successfully injects 20 satellites into orbit ! India sets new record !

PSLV C34 successfully injects 20 satellites into orbit ! India sets new record !

India has successfully launched 20 satellites in a single mission, the most in the history of the country’s ambitious space programme. They include satellites belonging to the United States, Canada, Germany and Indonesia. The launch took place from the Sriharikota space centre off India’s east coast. Observers say it is a sign that India is emerging as a major player in the multi-billion dollar space market. The record for the most number of satellites launched in a single mission belongs to Russia, which sent up 37 satellites in 2014. The…

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After 6 Months Three Astronauts Leave The International Space Station For Earth !

After 6 Months Three Astronauts Leave The International Space Station For Earth !

Share on Facebook (145) Tweet Share (12) Pin Tonight, three astronauts onboard the International Space Station will load into a Russian Soyuz capsule, beginning their nearly seven-hour journey back home to Earth. The returning crew is an international bunch, including NASA astronaut Tim Kopra, British astronaut Tim Peake of the European Space Agency, and Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko. THE ASTRONAUTS ARE FINISHING UP A 186-DAY STAY IN SPACE  After that, the Soyuz will remain in orbit until about 4:21AM ET. That’s when the vehicle ignites its engines, taking the Soyuz out…

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Mice showed liver damage

Mice showed liver damage

Lab mice that spent just two weeks in orbit showed early signs of liver damage upon returning to Earth, raising concern about what long-duration spaceflight might do to humans, researchers said Wednesday. The findings could interest the US space agency, which plans to send people to deep space destinations such as an asteroid or Mars by the 2030s — missions that will require long stays in space. NASA is already studying the effects of long-term spaceflight on the human body, and recently sent one of its veteran astronauts, Scott Kelly,…

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ISRO launching US satellites

ISRO launching US satellites

WASHINGTON: Amid the US’ push to expand cooperation with India in the space sector, the country’s nascent private space industry has expressed its opposition to the large scale use of low cost ISRO launch vehicles for putting American satellites into orbits. Such a move, corporate leaders and officials of the fast- emerging American private space industry told lawmakers this week, would be detrimental to the future health of the private sector US space companies. They feel it would be tough for them to compete against low-cost Indian Space Research Organisation…

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