Written by Uthara Menon, a grade 3 student.
A space toilet is a toilet that astronauts use in a weightless environment in space. In a situation where there is a lack of weight (gravity), the collection and detainment of liquid and solid waste is directed by airflow.
Written by Tanush Sahasrabuddhe, a grade 3 student
An Earth Observation Satellite? Hmmm.. they must be used for some kind of observation. Yes, but what do they do? They are used for earth observation from orbit. Did you know, an orbit is the gravitationally
Written by Aryan Pratap Singh, a grade 8 student.
Since 2011, post the canning of the space shuttle program, NASA has had to rely on Russian made Soyuz capsules launching from Kazakhstan to take astronauts into space….
Written by Madhav Bahl, a grade 8 student.
These are actually radio waves that release bursts of energy (more in a few thousandths of a second than the sun releases in nearly a century – imagine that!?
Written by Saachi Singh, a grade 8 student.
An astronaut travelling to space needs various kinds of equipment for survival, research, data collection, and storage, etc. It’s important that everything that an astronaut uses, and also the structure they live in must be safe and tested and not compromise the astronaut’s safety in any way…
Written by Amrita Prakash, a grade 7 student.
Two teenage Indian schoolgirls have discovered an asteroid heading towards India!
Written by Ria Singh, a grade 6 student.
On Sunday night, India time, two NASA astronauts – Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley – landed safely back on Earth inside SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule.
Written by Aryan Pratap Singh, a grade 8 student.
October 19, 2017 was the day when researchers discovered an enigmatic cigar-shaped object screaming away from the solar system at nearly 57,000 mph (92,000 km/h)…
Written by Kanav Kapoor, a grade 6 student.
Recently, a distinct green glow has been spotted around Mars ( also known as the red planet ). This glow is due to the emission of light at a certain wavelength from the oxygen atoms present in Mars’ atmosphere…
Written by Dev Veer Vacher, a grade 9 student.
The teenage stars, which are also known as Matariki stars, are the brightest in the night sky, and are also amongst the galaxy’s youngest, being only seventy-five to one hundred and fifty million years old…