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The Rise of Apollo: Humanoid Robots Poised to Transform Industry

Apptronik has received a $350 million investment to enhance its humanoid robot, Apollo, with contributions from B Capital, Capital Factory, and Google. The funding supports Apollo’s advancement in various industries, including manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare, leveraging AI for transformative applications. Apptronik’s revolutionary

15 February 2025

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NASA’s Mars Mission Rejigged: Could SpaceX Join the Race?

A New Era in Mars Exploration NASA’s ambitious plans to retrieve rock and soil samples from Mars have hit a costly roadblock, leading the agency to pivot its strategy significantly. Following an independent review that indicated the mission could cost around $11

7 January 2025

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NASA’s Quest for Mars: A Race Against Time and Technology

NASA is embarking on a groundbreaking journey as it explores innovative methods to bring samples from Mars back to Earth. The space agency announced plans to examine two distinct strategies for its Mars Sample Return (MSR) mission over the next 18 months.

7 January 2025

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Racing to the Stars: New Dawn for Space Living?

The Space Economy Embraces Privatization The impending retirement of the International Space Station (ISS) marks a pivotal moment in space exploration, igniting aggressive competition among private companies aiming to construct the next generation of space habitats. This shift from a government-dominated era

7 January 2025

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The Ocean’s Secrets: Are Extraterrestrials Among Us?

In the race to explore the vastness of space, have we overlooked mysteries hiding in Earth’s own oceans? Emerging technologies and new scientific discoveries suggest that the answer might be closer than we think. The deep sea, covering over 70% of our

7 January 2025

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Exciting News About Mars! What’s Next for the Perseverance Rover?

NASA prepares to unveil vital updates on the Martian samples collected by its Perseverance rover. On January 7, 2025, at 11:30 PM IST, a significant media briefing will take place, featuring key figures from NASA, including Administrator Bill Nelson and Associate Administrator

7 January 2025

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Unlocking the Secrets of Pluto and Charon! Discover the Cosmic Collision Story

Unraveling the Origins of Pluto’s Unique System For eons, Pluto and its largest moon, Charon, have been locked in a fascinating relationship. Scientists now propose a groundbreaking theory on how this intriguing pair formed, suggesting a “kiss and capture” event, rather than

6 January 2025

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Discover the Secret Power of the Northern Lights! How the Aurora Borealis Shapes the Future of Communities.

Experience a unique view into how the mesmerizing aurora borealis not only illuminates the night sky but also casts a significant influence over cultural and economic landscapes in northern communities. While many admire the beauty, this celestial spectacle significantly affects everyday life

6 January 2025

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NASA’s Bold Mars Mission Faces Challenges: What’s Next?

Major Update Planned for Groundbreaking Mars Sample Return Mission In an exciting development, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and Nicky Fox, the agency’s associate administrator for science missions, will be holding an audio-only media teleconference to shed light on the ambitious Mars Sample

6 January 2025

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Ready to Connect the World! SpaceX Launches Revolutionary Satellites

Excitement is brewing today as SpaceX prepares to deploy the latest batch of its innovative Starlink satellites. The Falcon 9 rocket is slated for launch from Florida’s Space Coast today, January 6, with a total of 24 new Starlink satellites onboard. The

6 January 2025

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Space Return Is Just the Beginning. What Astronauts Face Back on Earth Highlights Bigger Challenges.

Astronauts Confront Unique Earthly Hurdles The grandeur of space travel often overshadows the profound impact it leaves on those who venture beyond our planet. With the successful conclusion of NASA’s Crew-8 mission, astronauts Michael Barratt, Matthew Dominick, and Jeanette Epps return home

6 January 2025