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Giant Asteroid to Fly Near Earth

NASA is tracking a giant asteroid which may be taller than the Empire State Building in the US, and it will be flying near the Earth on June 6 (Saturday). Given the

June 3, 2020

Science·Technology

Urban Indians Likely to Shop Online

Close to half (44 per cent) of urban Indians are more likely to shop online once the lockdown is over and 21 per cent people are less likely than before to shop

June 2, 2020

India·Technology

App Informs on Beds and Ventilators

In order to tackle lack of information on availability of Covid beds and ventilators in the city, the Delhi government on Tuesday launched a mobile application — ‘Delhi corona’ — to enable

June 2, 2020

Corona Pandemic·Feature·India·Technology

Indian Astronauts Resume Training in Russia

Space travel training for four Indian astronauts has resumed at Gagarin Research & Test Cosmonaut Training Center (GCTC) in Russia, Glavkosmos said on Thursday. This week, the GCTC specialists are giving theoretical

May 22, 2020

India·Science·Technology

Cyber Attacks Multiply during Pandemic

During the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown, Kerala recorded the highest number of cyber attacks followed by Punjab and Tamil Nadu, a study by anti-virus software firm K7 Computing said on Thursday. In a

May 22, 2020

Corona Pandemic·India·Technology

US Student Creates Website to Track COV

In the midst of the global pandemic, a computer science student from the US, has created a website to help India keep track of COVID-19 infection rates. Jeremy Philemon has applied his

May 22, 2020

Corona Pandemic·Technology

Robot Doctor from Tripura University

A scientist of Tripura University has made a robot from locally available and scrap materials to assist the front-line health workers, including doctors, to take care of the coronavirus patients from a

May 20, 2020

Technology

FBI Hacks Terrorist’s Phone

The US government has accessed an iPhone of a terrorist involved in December shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida, without any help from Apple despite repeated requests. In a media briefing,

May 19, 2020

Technology

US Space Agency to Send Satellite to Search for Ice

The US space agency is planning to send a small satellite about the size of a briefcase — also known as a CubeSat which will use lasers for the first time to

April 29, 2020

Technology

Earth’s Tectonic Plates Started Moving 3.2 Million Years Ago

The Earth’s tectonic plates started moving more than 3.2 billion years ago – just over 1.3 billion years after the Earth first formed and earlier than originally thought, researchers have revealed. To

April 24, 2020

Technology

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