Highlight of recent report on the State of India’s birds
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Category: Sci News
Self-driving cars are gearing up to clean themselves
New patent from Uber is all about the future cars cleaning themselves.
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Needed, more Greta Thunbergs
On her arrival in New York in the backdrop of the blazing Brazilian forest fire, she set the media ablaze by saying that Donald Trump should listen to science.
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Time to eat 100 million bacteria
Can you guess the number of bacteria in an apple you eat? Read this article to check your guess!
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Reaching the new vistas
In its very first operational flight, India’s most powerful rocket, Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) – MkIII-M1 launched the Chandrayaan -2 into an earth orbit. The 3840 kg lunar satellite is successfully injected into orbit on July 22, 2019.
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Total Solar Eclipse after 2 years
Today, July 2, parts of South America and South Pacific regions will be witnessing the total solar eclipse. Sky watchers and astronomers can witness the eclipse from the parts of Chile and Argentina.
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New device to diagnose Heart Attack
IIT researchers developed a new device to diagnose heart attack in three minutes
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A glove to teach robots
New study throws lights on the characteristics of human grasp We can sense the nature, texture, even properties of materials using touch. This ability of identification comes with our understanding of objects with respect to the amount of force applied in touch. A network of sensory receptors called mechanoreceptors, present…
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Observing Earth from 556km above
RISAT – is a series of Indian satellites built by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). These satellites are designed to afford services in the field of agriculture, forestry, defence and disaster management.
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Self Sufficiency: key to indigenous technologies
National Technology Day is celebrated each year on May 11, to honour the scientists behind such innovations and to spread the importance of science and technology to the masses.
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