Space crop

Never-ending days

Light show

A meteor shower will light up the sky like a Christmas tree. But electronic satellites may not enjoy it

Newton discredited

Scientists question the theory of gravity as spacecraft behave in a bizarre way

ET's phone on sale

Walk on the ocean

Jupiter's moon Ganymede shows hints of what was once an ocean. But it is still too early to say whether the satellite supports life

In orbit

Mir in mire

Cosmic thunder

Down to Earth

How to get those malfunctioning satellites back home?

Shifting Gs

Emerging star?

Cool Mr Moon

There is a lot of hydrogen on the moon, possibly in the form of water-ice, which could fuel rockets -- and is fuelling fantasies about colonisation

Mars had life

IN FOCUS

Jakarta abandons Mir

Deep mystery

Tiny eyes in space

Songs of distant earths

Scientists scan the sky for alien signals with renewed zest

Castle in the air

The first truly international space station will soon become a reality

A reversal of time!

Statistical physics provides an explanation to dark matter and how time could run backwards

India part of Galileo

Scientific gains at EU-India summit, no trade progress

It's an old, old planet

Countdown to self-reliance

Indian space scientists have been forced on the indigenisation track to launch communications satellites

It's called outreach

Indian science is in Space, but not its villages