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	Check out NASA's new Mars Rover which will use x-rays to hunt fossils Short for Planetary Instrument for X-ray Lithochemistry, PIXL is a lunchbox-size instrument located on the end of Perseverance's 7-foot-long (2-meter-long) robotic arm Published on 23rd September 2020
	NASA confirms that perseverance Mars rover is in standby mode, but healthy NASA has confirmed that its Mars 2020 Perseverance rover is healthy and on its way to the Red Planet even after entering into a standby mode due to a temporary issue Published on 31st July 2020
	SpaceX launch a step ahead into human exploration of Moon, Mars: NASA The SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft carrying NASA astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley was on its way to the orbiting laboratory in the space Published on 31st May 2020
	Meet the IISc, UMARS researchers whose bomb detection device for DRDO could change security as we know it We speak to Professor Umapathy who is a radio spectroscopy expert and one of his students to find out how RaIDer-X, a new explosive detection device developed at IISc and about their future projects Published on 3rd March 2020
	This Mars Mission is about getting Telangana's rural kids to fall in love with football. Here's how To encourage students from rural background so that they can have an equal shot at the goal post, Hyderabad-based Mars Football Foundation is truly doing their best to level up the playing field Published on 8th October 2019
	After Chandrayaan, ISRO to launch missions to Sun, Venus and Mars again Inter-planetary missions aside, ISRO is also busy with its ambitious Rs.10,000 crore man-in-the-space mission or Gaganyaan mission Published on 20th August 2019
	This professor from CUSAT just got shortlisted for NASA's upcoming Mars project According to a missive from NASA, a proposal that Ratheesh Kumar R T worked on with Dhananjay Ravat of Kentucky University, has been selected from over 103 drafts Published on 4th May 2019
	NASA's probe to Mars may have accidentally destroyed organic molecules in the planet, report reveals The organic molecules which first suggested that there could be possible life on Mars, may have been destroyed by NASA's explorer probe, a report has found Published on 12th July 2018
	Research shows that team work is 'universal', even to establish Mars colony Astronauts who are highly emotionally stable and agreeable are more likely to work well with others, according to researchers Published on 27th May 2018
	UPES aerospace student completes 1st level astronaut training at Mars Academy Rohan Chandra was also part of the Poland Mars Analogue Simulation (PMAS) 2017, organized by the Space Exploration Project Group in collaboration with European Space Agency Published on 27th April 2018
	This online course aims to spread STEM education to women from small cities across India The Anita Borg Institute India launched 2017 Codeathon.in, an online course for female students in STEM Education from smaller cities across India Published on 3rd August 2017