India’s Mars Mission encounters its first glitch
Bangalore (ISJ): India’s Mars Orbiter Mission on Monday (Nov. 11) encountered its first glitch when it failed to reach the desired velocity, and could not...
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After initial hiccup, ISRO succeeds to raise Mars Orbiter to 1.18 lakh km
Bangalore (ISJ): After an initial hiccup, scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully raised the Mars Orbiter to 1.18 kms. away from Earth...
Stem cell transplant may affect sexual life: Study
Washington (ISJ): A new research study indicates bone marrow transplant or stem cell transplant could affect sexual health of recipient, both men and women. The...
NASA launches MAVEN; joins India’s Mangalyaan to study change at Mars
Washington (ISJ): NASA on Monday (Nov. 18) launched its Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (MAVEN) spacecraft to study how the Red Planet lost its atmosphere...
Pneumonia and Diarrhea kills 4.36 lakh children annually in India
New Delhi (ISJ): Pneumonia and Diarrhea kills 4,36,000 children under the age of five in India annually, according to latest estimates of child mortality released...
Longer you walk, lower the risk of stroke
Dallas, USA (ISJ): Walking one to two hours a day reduces risk of stroke among older men, says a study conducted by American Heart Association....
ISRO re-assembles GSLV D-5 for a December launch
Chennai (ISJ): With the successful launch of the Mars Orbiter Mission or Mangalyaan, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is now working for the launch of...
French man gets world?s first artificial heart
Paris (ISJ): French doctors have performed the first-ever implantation of an artificial heart on a person suffering from end-stage heart failure. The implantation was done...
India launches low-cost device to detect cervical cancer
New Delhi (ISJ): India launched a low-cost indigenous device for early detection of cervical cancer. AV Magnivisualizer, developed by Noida-based state-run Institute of Cytology and...
India’s Mars Orbiter placed in Mars Trajectory
Bangaore (ISJ): Indian space scientists successfully hurled Mangalyaan or the Mars Orbiter spacecraft out of Earth’s orbit to the Red Planet’s transfer trajectory, taking them...