This fuel cell is a new technology to pioneer sustainable and efficient power source. The fuel cell was launched aboard the PSLV Orbital Experimental Module (POEM). This innovative fuel cell technology is expected to be a game-changerThe Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has successfully launched a Fuel Cell Power System (FCPS) designed to test the power source for the upcoming Indian

A bath of Indian fishermen after being released from Pakistani jailsThe MEA said that 2,639 Indian fishermen and 67 Indian civilian prisoners have been repatriated from Pakistan since 2014Both countries exchanged lists of civilian prisoners and fishermen every year on the 1st of January and 1st of July through diplomatic channels in New Delhi and Islamabad as per the agreement.India has formally

After the 44.4-meter-tall PSLV rocket lifted off from the first launch pad at 9.10 am on Monday, it placed the primary satellite XPoSat into the desired orbit after 21 minutes of flight as intendedThe rocket used for today’s successful mission was the PSLV-DL variant, which has a lift-off mass of 260 tons. The fourth stage is configured as a 3-axis stabilised Orbital platform for conducting

Jaipur-based energy start-up Cancrie has begun producing nanomaterials using agricultural wastes for use in batteries and capacitors boosting their energy efficiency.“We have a patented process that takes organic waste and transforms it into nanocarbons. It is then added to batteries and capacitors to increase their energy and power efficiency,” said the company’s chief operations officer (COO)

The scientists aim to learn how the universe functions with this latest mission, says Dr Varun Bhalerao – an astrophysicist at IIT-Bombay. Black holes are remnants of stellar deathsNew Delhi: India began the New Year with the successful launch of a new mission to solve the mystery of black holes. XPoSAT or X-ray Polarimeter Sat lifted off at 9:10 am on Monday with an advanced astronomy

The PSLV C5-8 mission is a symbol of the demands being made of ISROTwo missions the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has launched in the five months since its success with Chandrayaan-3 have both been scientific in nature: the Aditya L-1 space probe to study the sun and the X-ray Polarimeter Satellite (XPoSat) to study polarised X-rays emitted in astrophysical phenomena. ISRO launched