Latest Articles by Vaibhav Agrawal
Iran president’s death sparks political uncertainity
The supreme leader, referred to as the "velayat-e faqih" in Shiite Islamic theology, is the top authority in Iran, making all key decisions about the country. This role, created after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, serves as both the head of state and the commander in chief.
India plans helicopter addition to next Mars mission, following NASA’s lead
With ISRO's ambitious plans for a Mars helicopter mission, India is poised to further solidify its position as a key player in the realm of space exploration, marking yet another milestone in the country's illustrious spacefaring journey.
Inside Yerawada: clarion calls for change in Maharashtra’s largest prison!
In response to the challenges facing Yerawada Central Prison and other correctional facilities in Maharashtra, there have been calls for urgent reforms and investment in infrastructure and staffing.
Asteroid close encounter: size of a bus, but no cause for alarm
Notable milestones in this ongoing effort include NASA's successful test of the DART spacecraft in September 2022, which aimed to deflect small asteroids.
NASA to broadcast historic uncrewed commercial Moon landing
The collaborative efforts of NASA, Intuitive Machines, and other stakeholders underscore humanity's unwavering commitment to exploring the cosmos and unraveling the mysteries of our celestial neighbor.
US set to finalize direct-to-smartphone regulatory framework
This development holds particular significance for prominent satellite operators like SpaceX and AST SpaceMobile, who have forged partnerships with major players like T-Mobile and AT&T, respectively, to penetrate the U.S. market. Despite ongoing efforts to develop this capability, regulatory hurdles remain a concern for competitors eyeing satellite-based alternatives to terrestrial spectrum.
European satellite ERS-2 completes 30-Year journey with dramatic reentry
ESA underscored that ERS-2's descent was a "natural reentry," devoid of any human intervention or control. With its batteries discharged and electronic systems deactivated long before its fiery plunge, the satellite succumbed to the inexorable gravitational pull of Earth in a meticulously choreographed trajectory.
India’s First indigenous Spy satellite set to launch, transforming national security landscape
As India navigates the dynamic realm of space exploration and surveillance, the forthcoming launch of the TASL-built spy satellite marks a significant stride towards enhancing national security and asserting India's prowess in the space domain.
China’s COMAC C919 soars beyond borders
The COMAC C919 embarks on a journey emblematic of China's aspirations for aviation ascendancy. As it navigates through challenges and aspirations, the aircraft embodies the spirit of innovation and ambition propelling China's aviation sector towards unprecedented heights.
JetBlue’s bid for Spirit Airlines faces turbulence in court
Beyond the confines of the courtroom, the outcome of this protracted legal battle holds profound implications for the broader aviation landscape. In an industry grappling with the far-reaching impacts of the pandemic, a successful merger between JetBlue and Spirit Airlines could herald a seismic shift in market dynamics.
Sky One makes strategic bid for GoFirst
Sky One's bid for GoFirst aligns with its broader strategy of pursuing strategic acquisitions in the aviation sector. Previous endeavors, such as the bid for the government's stake in Pawan Hans helicopter services company, exemplify Sky One's commitment to expanding its presence in the industry.
Rocket Lab embarks on groundbreaking Space-Junk inspection mission for Astroscale
If successful, today's launch will mark a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to safeguard Earth's orbital environment.
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