Spider silk can be a prospective robotic muscle says recent study
Known as the strongest material for its weight, Spider Silk can be used to create artificial muscles and robotic actuators according to scientists. Researchers of
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Iceberg double the size of New York City may break off Antarctic ice shelf due to Climate Change
NASA has studied that an iceberg nearly twice the size of New York City is on the verge of breaking away from the ice shelf
Machine Learning that predicts material properties after straining
A machine learning approach has been developed that can predict changes to the properties of materials from straining. This was achieved by a group of
Delhi not the “most polluted” city anymore
Patna tops the list of “India’s most polluted” this year, states a study conducted by IIT-Kanpur and Shakti Foundation. Kanpur and Varanasi also hold the
GHMC bags the Swachhta Excellence Award
The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has bagged the Swachhata Excellence award by the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs. Hyderabad is the only
Japan to create Artificial Meteor Showers
Japan’s JAXA Uchinoura Space Center launches the rocket which carries a satellite to deliver artificial meteor shower in the Earth’s atmosphere. The Epsilon-4 rocket has
Science Exhibition showcasing innovative concepts by school students with support from Ministry of Earth Sciencesand Embassy of Israel held at Amrita Vidyalayam, New Delhi
The day-long exhibition, called BhavishyaBahratam- Vision India 2040,was inaugurated by Noa Hakim, Political Advisor, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Israel and Dr.Jagvir Singh, Scientist
Aurora | Dramatic Collisions between gases, A tourist attraction
The entrancing, dramatic, magical, colourful curtain of light that is found both in northern and southern hemisphere have become a fascinating attraction for the tourists
Spreading the joy of STEM
It is abundantly clear that the world around us is changing at a rapid pace. Technology is advancing exponentially and the tools that we use,
Do you want to live forever? Well this Jellyfish does!
This tiny transparent jellyfish travels the world in ballast tanks of ships and cargo liners. Having the capability to revert back to a younger age