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 |  | American space agency NASA is funding a project which will help humans navigate on the moon as NASA will spend USD 1.2 million over the next three years. |
 | | Scientists in the United States believe they have uncovered the Achilles heel in the armour of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), a development that may be useful in the treatment and prevention of the infection that continues to kill millions around the world. |
 | | The US space agency NASA is evaluating an advanced, fibre optic-based sensing technology that could aid active control of the shape of an aircraft's wing during flights. |
 | | Life on Moon could someday be a reality - thanks to scientists who have discovered evidence of water on the Earth's natural satellite. |
 | | In a major technology leap, Indian defence scientists are ready to go ahead with the first full test flight of its indigenously developed air to air beyond visual range missile, ASTRA. |
 | | Volcanoes and not external impacts were involved in shaping Mercury's surface and its magnetic field is actively produced by the planet's molten core that contracted over time leading to its shrinking at an unexpected rate. |
 | | A fascinating study suggests that a new type of natural coloured light displays may exist on Saturn, creating a faint ring around one of the planet's poles. |
 | | India's maiden moon mission Chandrayaan-I has reached a major milestone as scientists completed the integration of all instruments onto the spacecraft and are aiming to launch it by 19th September. |
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