Artemis II mission takes off with four astronauts on a historic lunar flyby, but will a faulty space toilet present a real human challenge in zero gravity?
By Abhinav Singh April 02, 2026
The Space Launch System rocket lifted off from Launch Pad 39B at the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida
By The Week News Desk April 02, 2026
Artemis II marks a historic return to deep space as NASA sends four astronauts on a 10-day journey around the Moon, the first crewed mission to venture this far from Earth since 1972
By Abhinav Singh April 01, 2026
Anthropic's accidental leak has exposed Claude AI's internal code, revealing several unreleased features like Buddy, KAIROS and Dream mode
By The Week News Desk April 01, 2026
India's space program is at a critical juncture as ISRO plans to acquire advanced semi-cryogenic rocket engines from Russia to enhance its launch capabilities
By Abhinav Singh March 31, 2026
Dark academia games are more than just aesthetic—they show you what it really means to have forbidden knowledge and how it implodes societies
By The Week News Desk March 30, 2026
Meta's aggressive AI strategy, however, has also come at the cost of looming layoffs en masse, said to be about 20% of its workforce
By Ashwin Somanath March 27, 2026
Rising ops costs in major cities and the increasing availability of skilled professionals in emerging regions urge GCCs to look at tier-2 locations
By Anuj Agrawal March 27, 2026
Mark Zuckerberg is developing a personal AI clone to enhance his productivity by assisting with information retrieval and decision-making
By Tanu Kapoor March 27, 2026
Space agencies around the world are increasingly paying attention to this issue of rocket debris
By Abhinav Singh March 23, 2026
In these games, fear is not only about what is chasing you, but also what you lack: ammunition, safe spaces, checkpoints, and most importantly, certainty
By The Week News Desk March 23, 2026
Space debris, consisting of dead satellites and rocket parts, is a growing concern for India, with 129 trackable pieces currently orbiting Earth. India is actively working to combat this issue through its Debris Free Space Mission (DFSM)
By Abhinav Singh March 21, 2026
The tussle over preloading state-run apps has become a recurring flashpoint between the Union government and tech firms such as Apple and Google
By The Week News Desk March 20, 2026
The race to master space gardening intensifies as Tiangong Space Station grows cherry tomatoes
By Abhinav Singh March 18, 2026
The two-day national showcase will feature around 137 deep-tech start-ups selected from more than 3,000 applications received from across the country
By Pooja Biraia March 17, 2026
NavIC's struggle to even stay in the game isn't just a technical glitch; it's a wake-up call for our nation's self-reliance ambitions in space tech
By Abhinav Singh March 16, 2026
Researchers have identified the Ichthyotitan severnensis discovery as the largest known reptile to have ever existed on earth
By Anuja Susan Varghese March 15, 2026
The famed turn-based RPG already made history at The Game Awards 2025 with 9 awards, including Game of the Year
By The Week News Desk March 14, 2026
Earth observation satellites provide crucial data for monitoring our planet, and a new agreement between ISRO and ESA aims to enhance the accuracy and reliability of this data
By Abhinav Singh March 14, 2026
ISRO successfully conducted a landmark 165-second full-power test of its powerful CE20 cryogenic rocket engine at sea level in Mahendragiri, Tamil Nadu
By Abhinav Singh March 13, 2026
The summit in New Delhi positioned India as a key connector, sharing its AI tools while pushing for open models
By Ramendra Verma March 12, 2026
Satellite firm Planet Labs extends its Middle East image delay to 14 days to prevent adversaries from using its Earth observation data for tactical leverage
By The Week News Desk March 11, 2026
According to Downdetector webiste, the outage started around 7:40am IST on Wednesday and many people have reported server connection issues as well
By The Week News Desk March 11, 2026
The runaway hit from yesteryear, 'Clair Obscur: Expedition 33' is looking to replicate its 2025 success at the GDC Festival of Gaming 2026, but faces much competition
By The Week News Desk March 08, 2026
India is developing 'bodyguard satellites' to protect its surveillance satellites. The move comes after a near-miss incident with an enemy spacecraft in 2024 amid geopolitical tensions
By Abhinav Singh March 07, 2026
