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US elections 2024: Sunita Williams to cast her vote from space, here is how

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams is poised to make history by casting her vote in the upcoming US presidential election from the International Space Station (ISS), approximately 400 km above Earth. Following a process similar to absentee voting, Williams will submit her ballot electronically via NASA's secure communication network.

Could Saturn's largest moon Titan hold key to life? New research reveals insights

India gets its first analog space mission in Leh to plan its lunar mission experiments

India's first analog space mission begins in Leh, Ladakh with ISRO simulating life in interplanetary habitats. This month-long mission involves a self-sustaining habitat, crucial for India's future lunar and Mars missions. The challenging high-altitude environment provides valuable data for testing life support systems, aiming to advance India's space exploration capabilities.

Archaeologists uncover 11 sealed burials in ancient Egyptian Tomb at Luxor

Archaeologists from Egypt and the US discovered 11 sealed burials from the Middle Kingdom near Luxor, including coffins of men, women, and children. Significant findings include an amethyst necklace and ancient mirrors. This aligns with Egypt's efforts to revive tourism, showcasing its historical treasures amid economic challenges. The Grand Egyptian Museum also unveiled new exhibition halls recently.

Africa could split in two, forming a sixth ocean; study reveals

Africa is gradually splitting due to tectonic movements, potentially leading to the formation of a new ocean within 50 million years. The East African Rift System, a significant fault line, is causing this division into the Nubian and Somalian plates. This geological evolution mirrors Earth's ancient transformations and will continue to shape Africa's landscape over millions of years.