Science & Innovation

Thomson expands its Phoenix Smart TV lineup in India with the Google 5.0 QLED range, bringing quantum dot technology to an entry-level price point starting at Rs 10,999.

The FAA has lifted the grounding on Blue Origin's New Glenn mega-rocket following a thermal anomaly that destroyed an AST SpaceMobile payload in April.

The first flight of Starship V3 saw the successful deployment of satellites but ended in a booster explosion and engine failure, coinciding with SpaceX's IPO filing.

American Airlines partners with SpaceX's Starlink to bring LEO satellite internet to its Airbus A320neo and A321XLR fleets, signaling a shift in inflight connectivity.

NASA unveils a series of nearly $1 billion in contracts for lunar terrain vehicles and drones to establish a permanent human presence at the Moon's South Pole.

Virgin Media O2 integrates Starlink Direct to Cell technology for iPhone users, offering satellite connectivity in rural UK areas via a new monthly bolt-on.

A record 603 river barriers were dismantled across 21 European countries in 2025, reflecting a massive shift in how the EU manages water infrastructure and climate resilience.

A stunning video captures a fireball descending over an erupting volcano in the Philippines, sparking debate over orbital debris and atmospheric entries.

As the industry struggles with the physics of 2nm nodes, Huawei introduces the Tau Scaling Law to redefine how we measure semiconductor progress.

Beyond the political rhetoric, the crackdown on public Eid prayers in Uttar Pradesh reveals a dangerous intersection of social media vigilantism and state surveillance.

A last-second hydraulic failure at Starbase, Texas, forced SpaceX to scrub the first flight of Starship V3. Here is why this launch is critical for SpaceX's upcoming IPO.

A deep dive into SpaceX's S-1 filing reveals a precarious balance between Starlink's slowing growth and the critical need for Starship's full reusability.

Elon Musk claims a US defense contractor improperly used civilian Starlink services for LUCAS suicide drones, sparking a pricing war between SpaceX and the Pentagon.

Medical historians are sounding the alarm on the loss of critical health data as legacy systems are decommissioned for modern AI-driven platforms.

NASA announces a multi-million dollar procurement strategy to build a permanent lunar presence, awarding contracts for terrain vehicles and cargo landers.

IBM is spinning off Anderon, a $2 billion quantum chip foundry in New York, aiming to become the TSMC of the quantum era through CHIPS Act funding.

The FAA has cleared Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket to return to flight after an 'off-nominal thermal condition' led to the loss of an AST SpaceMobile satellite.

SpaceX's upgraded Starship V3 completed its first flight test, deploying satellite simulators but losing its Super Heavy booster during reentry.

American Airlines is deploying SpaceX's Starlink across its Airbus A321XLR and A320neo fleets, further cementing Starlink's lead over Viasat and Amazon's Kuiper.

European nations are navigating a complex balance between national space sovereignty and reliance on commercial providers like SpaceX and Spire Global to ensure military resilience.