In recent years, the world has been increasingly turning its attention towards nuclear fusion as a potential game-changer in the quest for clean and sustainable energy sources. India and Australia, two nations with significant scientific and technological capabilities, have been at the forefront of research and development in this field. In this editorial, we delve...Read More
The Gaia space telescope, a marvel of modern astronomy, has recently provided new insights into the complex history of our galaxy, the Milky Way. This sophisticated observatory, launched by the European Space Agency (ESA) in 2013, has been meticulously scanning the cosmos to create the most detailed 3D map of our galaxy ever attempted. The...Read More
Moonstruck: The Fascination and Futility of Owning Lunar Land for Indians
In recent years, a curious trend has emerged among some Indians—a fascination with buying plots of land on the moon. Despite the impossibility of ever setting foot on their lunar estates, thanks to international space laws, people are still making these purchases. Whether it’s a romantic gesture or simply a whimsical investment, the allure of...Read More
The Double-Edged Sword of Oral Care: How Brushing Can Be a Lifesaver and Mouthwash a PotentialHazard
Dental care has long been relegated to the realm of aesthetic concerns, primarily associated with adazzling smile or fresh breath. However, an increasing body of research is pointing to a far deepersignificance: your oral health can have profound implications for your overall well-being, particularlyyour heart and brain. While brushing your teeth daily can act as...Read More
Astrology: A Science or a Hoax? Dueling Perspectives in the Age of Skepticism
The debate over astrology’s validity as a science has been a contentious one, rekindled recently by the Indira Gandhi National Open University’s (IGNOU) decision to offer a course in Jyotish Shashtra. To shed light on this enduring controversy, we’ve invited two experts – Dr. Emily Thompson, a distinguished astronomer, and Ms. Anita Kapoor, a celebrated...Read More
Beyond Technology: How India’s Moon Mission Epitomises a Cultural Triumph
Space missions, traditionally the realm of Cold War politics and technological bravado, have a new contender that adds a different flavour to the discourse—India. While the Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) exploits, including their ambitious moon mission, have drawn attention for their scientific prowess and low-cost effectiveness, what is often understated is the mission’s cultural...Read More
India, the land of diversity and innovation, has once again captured the world’s attention with its remarkable achievement in space exploration. The Chandrayaan mission, launched by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), has marked a significant milestone in India’s journey to the moon, showcasing its scientific prowess and ambition. In this article, we delve into...Read More
Why Chandrayaan is more economical than similar moon missions of US, USSR, China, Japan – and Adipurush
Calculating the exact cost of all moon missions since 2000 is a complex task because it involves multiple space agencies, private companies, and various mission objectives. Additionally, some costs may not be publicly available or are subject to different sources and estimates. However, I can provide you with an overview of some notable moon missions and their estimated costs during this period:Read More
Why the Australian government must adjust immigration quotas to necessitate high-skilled workers in the technological sector?
Technology holds the key to an increasingly incredible future’- The statement certainly proves to be true with the expansion of artificial intelligence and machine learning. No wonder, within a period of a decade or two, there have been tremendous advancements in terms of IoTs (Internet of Things), virtual reality, chatbots, facial recognition, robotics, self-driving cars,...Read More
Namit Malhotra, the Indian man behind Oscar-winning Dune’s visual effects
A sprawling and majestic desert is the backdrop of the movie, Dune, which won six Oscars and is based on Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel. The film depicts a tale where the wealthy overlords battle over mineral resources in an expansive sandy region. The area is hostile and dangerous with unpredictable desert storms and gigantic sandworms,...Read More