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Global Health & Biotech 10 Oct 2026, 04:54 AM IST

NASA’s Artemis II Moon Data Delivers Early Scientific Payoff as Public Release Fuels Global Research

NASA’s release of nearly 1 terabyte of Artemis II lunar science data, images and crew documentation is already generating excitement among scientists, who say the mission is producing unusually rich material for planetary research, mission planning and public engagement. The trove underscores how Artemis is evolving from a return-to-the-Moon program into a data-driven platform for climate, space environment and exploration science.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition07 Oct 2026, 04:10 AM IST

NASA’s Next Artemis Mission Still Targeted for 2027, but Astronaut Warns the Schedule Remains Fragile

NASA’s next Artemis mission remains aimed at 2027, but an astronaut involved in the program says the timeline is still vulnerable to delays, underscoring the technical and operational risks facing the lunar return effort. The mission is central not only to U.S. space policy but also to the broader clean-energy and climate-transition agenda, where lunar exploration supports advances in power systems, materials, robotics, and long-duration mission technologies.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition09 Oct 2026, 04:14 PM IST

NASA’s Artemis II Moon Science Data Delivers a Rare Public Win for Lunar Research

NASA has released a new tranche of Artemis II lunar science data, images and crew annotations that are drawing strong interest from researchers and the public alike. The material offers a closer look at the Moon through the eyes of astronauts and underscores how crewed exploration can accelerate scientific return, even before a landing mission is attempted.

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Starship Engine Failure Raises Fresh Questions Over NASA Moon Timeline

SpaceX’s latest Starship test flight reached orbit for the first time, marking a major technical milestone, but an engine failure and an early mission cutoff quickly shifted attention to reliability. The setback matters beyond SpaceX: NASA’s Artemis moon program depends on Starship for a critical lunar landing role, making repeatable performance a strategic requirement rather than a one-off success.

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Starship Engine Failure Raises New Questions for NASA’s Moon Timeline

SpaceX’s latest Starship test flight achieved a major milestone by reaching orbit, but an engine failure and a subsequent loss of the vehicle have renewed scrutiny over the rocket’s readiness for NASA’s lunar ambitions. The setback matters well beyond SpaceX: Starship is central to NASA’s Artemis program, and any delay could ripple through the agency’s moon-landing schedule and broader U.S. space policy.

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Global Health & Biotech8h ago

Timor-Leste Wins WHO Malaria-Free Certification After Two-Decade Fight

The World Health Organization has certified Timor-Leste as malaria-free, marking a major public health milestone for the young nation after a sustained, nationwide campaign that began soon after independence in 2002. Health officials say the achievement reflects years of political commitment, expanded diagnostics, free treatment and vector control, while warning that vigilance remains essential to prevent malaria's return.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace09 Oct 2026, 05:06 AM IST

Hegseth Visits USS Abraham Lincoln in San Diego as Crew Nears Homecoming After Record Deployment

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth visited sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln in San Diego after the aircraft carrier completed a record-setting 321-day deployment. The ship spent 264 consecutive days at sea without a port call, underscoring the operational strain and strategic demands placed on U.S. naval forces in an increasingly contested maritime environment.

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Global Health & Biotech08 Oct 2026, 12:24 PM IST

SpaceX Crew-13 Docks at ISS as NASA Extends Human Spaceflight Momentum

SpaceX’s Crew-13 mission has successfully docked with the International Space Station, advancing NASA’s commercial crew program and reinforcing the central role of private launch systems in U.S. human spaceflight. The six-month rotation includes an astronaut who will miss the birth of a third child, underscoring the personal sacrifices embedded in long-duration missions that support science, operations, and station continuity.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition08 Oct 2026, 06:34 AM IST

SpaceX Extends NASA Crew Record as Dragon Becomes U.S. Workhorse for Human Spaceflight

SpaceX has secured a NASA milestone no other American spacecraft can currently match, underscoring how thoroughly the company’s Crew Dragon has become embedded in U.S. human spaceflight. The record reflects not only operational reliability but also a broader shift in how NASA now depends on commercial launch systems to sustain access to the International Space Station.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition08 Oct 2026, 01:59 AM IST

SpaceX Extends NASA Crew Record as U.S. Human Spaceflight Shifts Further Toward Commercial Launches

SpaceX has secured a NASA milestone that no other U.S. spacecraft can match, underscoring how firmly the company has become embedded in America’s human spaceflight architecture. The latest Crew-13 mission adds to a record that reflects both operational reliability and NASA’s deepening dependence on commercial providers for routine access to orbit.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition07 Oct 2026, 08:20 PM IST

SpaceX Crew-12 Astronauts Undock From ISS After Nearly 10 Months in Orbit

SpaceX’s Crew-12 astronauts have undocked from the International Space Station and begun their return to Earth after an unusually long mission of nearly 10 months in orbit. The homecoming caps a high-profile crew rotation that underscores the growing operational maturity of commercial human spaceflight and its role in sustaining low-Earth-orbit research.

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India Sports & Cricket06 Oct 2026, 11:57 PM IST

J&K Look to Tighten the Screws as Ranji Title Defence Begins

Jammu and Kashmir are entering their Ranji Trophy title defence with a clear message from within the camp: the core structure is intact, and the focus now is on eliminating small errors before the opener against Madhya Pradesh on October 11. The 41-year-old senior figure in the squad has framed the build-up as a matter of fine-tuning rather than overhaul, a sign of confidence after last season’s breakthrough campaign.

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