Space Exploration  

The Space Club, a joint initiative by ISRO and the Science India Forum Saudi Chapter, aims to engage with Indian students in the Gulf region and showcase India's advancements in space exploration.

An object traveling at a speed of 1 million miles per hour, or over 1.6 million kilometers per hour, is beyond human imagination.

From a Tesla Roadster car to a pizza, humans have sent some truly unusual items into space. These strange space cargos highlight our curiosity and creativity.
 

11-year-old Yan Hongsen from Zhejiang, China, is a rising star for his self-built rockets. Despite a failed launch, his dedication and support from his parents fuel his dreams of space exploration.
 

Hashima Hasan, an Indian-origin trailblazer at NASA, excels as Deputy Program Scientist for the James Webb Space Telescope, leaving an indelible mark in astrophysics.
 

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is always venturing into new fields of science and space exploration. You can start your dream career by learning the programming languages used by ISRO and securing a job. 

Gopi Thotakura is a pilot and businessman who is set to visit space by joining the elite crew of six people that will go to space in Blue Origin's New Shapard rocket. 

Young scientist Gopal Jee is leading Team Kaizel from an Indian NGO for the NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge (HERC), an annual competition organised by NASA. 

Saturn's tiny moon Mimas holds a hidden ocean, discovered through Cassini spacecraft data. Its youth, tidal origins, and potential for life make it a captivating subject for planetary exploration

NASA's program will open some parts of the International Space Station for recreational purposes, commercial ventures as well as marketing activities.