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File photo: Microsoft 365 outage

Windows system goes blue; hits banks, airports, and emergency services worldwide

Multiple major U.S. airlines, including American, United, and Delta, have grounded all flights as reported by the Federal Aviation Administration.

mapped submerged construction of Adam's Bridge

Using advanced US laser technology, ISRO unravels Ram Setu secrets

The Indian Space Research Organisation team has discovered 11 narrow passages that allow water to pass between the Palk Strait and the Gulf of Mannar, and are essential for protecting the structure from sea waves.

Earth's inner core rotation speed

Rotation of Earth's core has slowed, now moving in reverse direction: Experts

The research published June 12 in the journal Nature has provided bolstering evidence confirming the core slowdown and supports the 2023 proposal that the deceleration of the core is part of a decades-long pattern of slowing down and speeding up.

NASA's mock MARS mission ends

Back from Mars: Four scientists successfully complete NASA's one-year mock mission

In June last year, the four volunteers entered the simulated Mars habitat at Johnson Space Center in Texas. The habitat, named Mars Dune Alpha, is a 3D-printed, 1,700 square-foot (160 square-meter) facility, complete with bedrooms, a gym, common areas, and a vertical farm for growing food.

S. Krishnan, the secretary of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

India to lead semiconductor sector globally, says IT Secretary S Krishnan

S Krishnan, the secretary of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, said that India has the talent and in-depth knowledge to compete on a global scale in the semiconductor business. The government is assisting businesses in developing the ecosystem needed to produce semiconductors.

Giant asteroid in space

NASA warns of giant asteroid hurtling towards Earth at 65,215 kmph

According to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in California's Pasadena, the asteroid named 2024 MT1, which is 60 feet in diameter and is as huge as Statue of Liberty, is likely to be the closest to our planet on July 8.

ISRO chief

Keen to be part of global planetary defense efforts ahead of Earth’s 2029 close encounter with asteroid Apophis, says ISRO chief

ISRO is working towards studying the asteroid Apophis when it is 32,000 km away from Earth in 2029 so that planetary defense efforts can be taken to prevent the asteroid from crashing onto Earth, says ISRO scientisits.