Scientists find new details on how exactly the Moon was formed New research suggests that we might have missed something very important in our understanding of how the Moon formed. The Independent UK · Sep 2
Too weak, too strict: India's food warning labels draw fire from all sides India’s proposed front-of-pack warning labels are facing opposition from both health activists and food companies. FSSAI has proposed a red hexagonal warning when a product exceeds limits for at least two of three nutrients—added sugar, salt or saturated fat. The Economic Times · Sep 2
September Love Horoscope 2026: The zodiac signs are about to find out if they are really building a relationship or merely maintaining one The September Love Horoscope isn't necessarily predicting breakups. Instead, September's astrological symbolism points toward a period of greater honesty. Healthy relationships may become stronger because difficult conversations finally happen. Weaker connections may become harder to maintain because the problems underneath the surface can no longer be ignored. The Economic Times · Sep 1
NASA's Roman Space Telescope is just one of a few missions named after real-life women NASA's Roman space telescope, which launched on Aug. 30, is part of a small set of missions named after female historical figures. Space · Sep 1
5 planets will light up the September sky — here's how to see them Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are all visible this September. Here's when and where to look. Space · Sep 1
ESA's BepiColombo mission nears major turning point on Mercury approach The European Space Agency's (ESA) BepiColombo mission to the planet Mercury faces its most critical manoeuvre yet, as a pair of probes drop off the mothership on their way to one of the solar system's most extreme places. Euronews · Sep 1
Astrophotography in September 2026: get your camera ready for the equinox auroras and a final glimpse of the Milky Way’s core Everything you need to know about what’s worth photographing in the night skies over the coming month Digital Camera World · Sep 1
3 zodiac signs finally feel in control again when Mercury meets Mars on September 1, 2026 On September 1, 2026, Mercury and Mars will align, empowering three zodiac signs. Scorpio will gain clarity to make overdue decisions and initiate significant life changes. Aquarius will stop waiting for external help and take charge of their own circumstances. Virgo will transform learned lessons into decisive actions, addressing long-standing… The Economic Times · Aug 31
Mercury meets Mars on September 1: Three zodiac signs could finally break free from a difficult chapter The September lucky Zodiac signs aren't necessarily the people who experience the fewest problems. They may be the ones who recognize when an old approach has stopped working, and have the courage to try something different. The Economic Times · Aug 31
Yiddish’s ‘revival’ points to its resilience as a portable homeland – and a global reach, from Russia to Mexico to the US I grew up in Mexico City, and when people find out that one of my native languages is Yiddish, they think I am pulling their leg. Isn’t that a Jewish language? Mexico? Impossible. Maybe you should write a science fiction novel that imagines Yiddish on Mars. The Conversation · Aug 31
Scientists discover massive 'thermal anomaly' beneath the surface of Mars New research into the interior of Mars further emphasizes that the Red Planet is a world of two very different halves. Space · Aug 31
‘Breakthrough’ as Turkmenistan starts fixing ‘mindboggling’ methane mega-leaks Secretive state begins repairs on ageing facilities after being revealed as worst country for leaks of potent greenhouse gas The Guardian - UK · Aug 31
The cosmic pressure is finally easing after the eclipse: 3 zodiac signs may feel life get lighter by September 6 In astrology, Mars is associated with action, urgency and ambition, while Saturn represents boundaries, responsibility, discipline and delays. When these two planets form a square, the symbolism can feel like trying to accelerate while the brakes remain firmly engaged. The Economic Times · Aug 30
"We do not merely follow rules; we make rules": Rajnath Singh on India's growing global stature India now commands global attention and shapes international rules, according to Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. The nation is achieving significant milestones in its space program and preparing for future missions. Developments in education and innovation have propelled India to new heights globally. Character building and values are essential for national… The Economic Times · Aug 29
International Business Times UK · Aug 29 NASA Explains the Spooky 'Negative-Space Jellyfish' Hovering Over Mars in New Curiosity Rover Image A 1967 NASA moon image, new Trump era UFO files and an offhand 'alien starbase' remark in Apollo briefings are reigniting debate over extraterrestrial life.
The Economic Times · Aug 29 America's new moon heroes: Trump honours NASA’s Artemis II crew, unveils Space Academy, eyes Mars next The Artemis II astronauts received the nation's highest space honor for their lunar flyby. Commander Reid Wiseman and his crew were recognized for their historic mission around the moon. President Donald Trump presented the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the four-member crew. This event also saw the announcement of…
The Independent UK · Aug 28 Trump makes surprise announcement at Artemis astronauts’ medal of honor ceremony IN FULL
The Economic Times · Aug 28 In 1962, NASA packed 22,900 gallons of water into a Saturn I rocket and deliberately released it 65 miles above Earth to see how water behaved in the upper atmosphere NASA scientists have long explored recycling resources for extended space travel. Plants and microorganisms could help regenerate vital supplies for astronauts. Reliable mechanical and biological systems are crucial for mission success. Recycling reduces the immense cost of launching supplies from Earth. This technology is fundamental for future lunar and Martian…
Space · Aug 28 Curiosity climbs to new heights on Mars | Space photo of the day for Aug. 28, 2026 NASA's Curiosity Mars rover captured a gorgeous new panorama to celebrate climbing a total of 1 kilometer (0.6 miles) throughout its now 14-year exploration of the Red Planet.
The Economic Times · Aug 27 From Mars to interstellar space, NASA’s new giant antenna is now operational NASA activated its new 34-meter radio antenna, DSS-23, on August 3, 2026. This new antenna will help communicate with spacecraft across the solar system and beyond. DSS-23 entered service after months of calibration and testing between May and July. The antenna is part of NASA's ongoing effort to expand its…
International Business Times UK · Aug 27 Entomologist Claims NASA Rover Photos Reveal 'Winged, Flying Insects' and Reptiles on Mars Dr William Romoser claims NASA rover images reveal insect and reptile-like forms on Mars, sparking debate over the interpretation of these photographs.
The Conversation · Aug 27 Mars rovers give scientists a ground-level view of the red planet – peek inside their NASA control room Lights blink on as I enter the Rover Operations Center at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, at 7:30 a.m. I’m the first to arrive, even though I already feel late.
Digital Camera World · Aug 27 Why was the first picture of the Red Planet's surface black and white – and what camera was used to take it 50 years ago? In July 1976, NASA shared the first-ever image of the surface of Mars with the world – but what camera did they use, and why was the shot black and white when it was supposedly revealing secrets of the “Red Planet”?
Fortune · Aug 27 SpaceX says it’s building its largest spaceport yet, committing $100 billion for a Louisiana site—adding to its list of billion-dollar expansion plans Louisiana is getting a taste of Musk’s big ideas as they get a part of the CEO’s billions-of-dollar-plans to bring humanity to space.
Times Life · Aug 27 Your 6th House in Astrology Reveals the Invisible Labour and Resentment in Your Relationship The House Nobody Talks AboutEvery astrology conversation eventually arrives at the 7th house, partnership, commitment, the person across from you. The 6th house sits just before it, quieter, and it is the one that actually explains why so many relationships feel like unpaid work. The 6th house governs daily routine,…