In 1996, Pepsi paid the Russian government US$5 million to float a Pepsi can outside the Mir space station. And again in 2019, the beverage giant considered partnering with a Russian startup, ...

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But in microgravity of space, muscles do not need to maintain the body's weight against gravity, and bones are not equally weighted. Therefore, the astronauts suffer from muscle atrophy ...

A new study led by Adrien Saurety and Razvan Caracas from the Paris Institute of Earth Physics sheds light on the significant role of vaporization during the accretion of planetary bodies. Published ...

Indian Minister of State for Space and Atomic Energy Dr Jitendra Singh on Friday (April 18) confirmed that an Indian astronaut will travel to the International Space Station next month. Indian Air ...