Ritvik Sahay A New Telescope Could Change How We See the Sun The Sun looks peaceful from Earth. Every morning, it rises in the sky, providing light and warmth to our planet. But up close, the Sun is an incredibly active and extreme environment. Its surface is c... 24-Jul-2026
Ritvik Sahay NASA's Roman Telescope Gets Ready to Explore the Universe Humanity has built many incredible space telescopes, but one of NASA's newest observatories is designed to do something particularly ambitious: survey huge areas of the universe and create an enormous... 24-Jul-2026
Ritvik Sahay NASA's Juno Gets a Deeper Look at Jupiter's Volcanic Moon When we imagine volcanoes, we often picture mountains on Earth releasing lava and smoke into the atmosphere. But hundreds of millions of kilometres away, there is a world where volcanic activity is ha... 24-Jul-2026
Ritvik Sahay NISAR Opens a New Window on Earth Space technology is often associated with exploring distant planets and discovering new worlds. But sometimes, one of the most important things a satellite can do is look back at the planet we call ho... 24-Jul-2026
Ritvik Sahay James Webb Telescope Uncovers Hidden Planet in the Beta Pictoris Star System For decades, astronomers have searched the skies for planets beyond our Solar System, discovering thousands of distant worlds orbiting stars across the Milky Way. Yet many planets remain hidden, conce... 20-Jul-2026
Ritvik Sahay Vikram-1 Makes History: India’s First Private Orbital Rocket Reaches Space India has entered a new era of space exploration with the successful launch of Vikram-1 , the country's first privately developed orbital rocket. Developed by Skyroot Aerospace , the Hyderabad-based s... 19-Jul-2026
Ritvik Sahay 5 Students Are Building $500 Radio Telescopes And Giving Them Away for Free!! For decades, radio astronomy has been a discipline locked behind institutional walls — reserved for universities, government observatories, and researchers with access to six-figure equipment. For rur... 11-May-2026
Ritvik Sahay Moon Base Plans Gain Global Momentum Efforts to establish a human presence on the Moon are gaining momentum as space agencies and private organizations invest heavily in lunar exploration programs. After decades of limited activity follo... 25-Apr-2026
Ritvik Sahay Moon Missions Are Heating Up Again For a long time, the Moon felt like old news. Humans had already been there decades ago, and attention shifted elsewhere. But now, something interesting is happening — multiple countries and space pro... 15-Apr-2026
Ritvik Sahay Ever Wondered What Would Happen If You Fell Into a Black Hole? Ever looked at a black hole and thought… what if someone actually went in? Not just near it. Not observing it. But actually falling into one. First, nothing dramatic happens immediately. From far away... 14-Apr-2026
Ritvik Sahay Houston, We Have a Snack Problem When NASA launched Artemis II on April 1, 2026 — the first crewed mission to fly around the Moon since Apollo 17 in 1972 — the world was already watching in awe. The mission took Commander Reid Wisema... 11-Apr-2026
Ritvik Sahay Black Holes: Cosmic Mysteries That Are Rewriting Physics Black holes, once considered cosmic vacuum cleaners, are now at the center of some of the most exciting discoveries in modern astrophysics. Recent observations using next-generation telescopes have re... 07-Apr-2026
