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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 07 Oct 2026, 05:37 AM IST

Eerie Solar Image Puts the Sun’s Final Act in Focus

A striking new image highlighted by PetaPixel is drawing attention not just for its visual drama, but for the science it evokes: the eventual death of the Sun. The photograph offers a rare public-facing reminder that even our most familiar star is finite, with implications for how scientists explain stellar evolution, planetary survival, and the long arc of climate and energy systems on Earth.

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World Politics & Diplomacy03 Oct 2026, 09:11 PM IST

U.S. Foreign Aid Enters a New Phase as Washington Bets on Bilateral Health Deals

The United States has begun reshaping its foreign aid model, with a sharper emphasis on bilateral health agreements and direct country-by-country commitments. The approach is intended to preserve U.S. influence while reducing the perception of open-ended aid, but questions remain over whether the new framework can deliver the scale, trust, and speed that global health programs require.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (06:30 PM IST)

NASA Troubleshoots Space Station Transporter as Robotic Arm Operations Face Delay

NASA is working to diagnose a transporter problem affecting the International Space Station’s robotic arm system, a technical issue that could complicate routine station maintenance and cargo handling. While the agency has not indicated an immediate safety threat, the malfunction underscores how tightly the station’s operations depend on a small number of specialized mechanical systems.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (07:03 PM IST)

NASA Troubleshoots Space Station Transporter as Robotic Arm Operations Face Delay

NASA is working through a technical problem with a transporter system used to position the International Space Station’s robotic arm, a development that could affect routine station maintenance and cargo-handling operations. The issue underscores how even mature orbital infrastructure remains dependent on precise mechanical systems and careful ground intervention.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (03:34 PM IST)

NASA Troubleshoots Space Station Transporter as Robotic Arm Operations Face Delay

NASA is working to diagnose a problem with the mobile transporter that moves the International Space Station’s robotic arm, a system central to cargo handling, maintenance, and external station operations. The issue underscores how even a single mobility mechanism can affect the cadence of work aboard the orbiting laboratory, where precision logistics are essential to safety and mission continuity.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (10:01 AM IST)

NASA Faces a Dragon Dilemma as SpaceX’s Next Phase Exposes a Critical Gap

NASA is confronting a difficult transition as SpaceX moves beyond the Crew Dragon era and the agency’s near-term options for low-Earth orbit transport narrow. The problem is not a single technical failure, but a structural dependency: the United States’ human spaceflight system has become heavily reliant on one commercial provider just as the post-ISS economy remains uncertain. With the International Space Station set to retire in 2030 and private stations still years from maturity, NASA must balance safety, continuity and cost while avoiding a gap in crew access to orbit. The result is a high-stakes policy and industrial dilemma with implications for climate research, microgravity science and the broader space economy.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (12:43 AM IST)

NASA Troubleshoots Space Station Transporter as Robotic Arm Operations Face Delay

NASA is working to diagnose a problem with the transporter that moves the International Space Station’s robotic arm, a system critical to routine maintenance, cargo handling, and external inspections. The issue underscores how tightly the station’s day-to-day operations depend on specialized mobility hardware that is rarely in the spotlight until it falters.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (08:01 PM IST)

International Space Station’s Large Robotic Arm Goes Offline, Raising Operational Concerns

The International Space Station’s large robotic arm has stopped working, according to reporting from Ars Technica, creating a fresh operational challenge for one of the orbiting laboratory’s most important systems. The malfunction underscores how dependent station operations remain on a small number of aging, high-value assets that support maintenance, cargo handling, and external inspections.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (04:42 AM IST)

ISS’s Large Robotic Arm Goes Offline, Raising Stakes for Station Operations

The International Space Station’s large robotic arm has stopped working, according to a report by Ars Technica, adding a fresh operational complication to an already aging orbital outpost. The failure underscores how dependent the station is on specialized hardware for maintenance, cargo handling, and external work that cannot be easily replaced from Earth.

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