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Rare Comet to be visible from India soon: Here’s how you can watch it passingby

If you love watching the night sky, then this article is for you to surprise you with something magical. A rare Comet C/2025 R3 (PANSTARRS)—a real wanderer from the edge of our solar system—is reportedly drifting close enough to the Earth, and right now it could be easily visible from the skies of India, so anyone can catch a glimpse. It will all depend on where you are residing or planning to stargaze. All you might need is either binoculars or a small telescope, or, if you are lucky enough, you can have a look with your naked eyes—especially if you are out in the countryside, far away from city lights, where the skies are usually clear.

NASA shares emotional video of Artemis II splashdown and astronaut rescue

NASA shared some powerful new footage of astronauts coming home from the Artemis II mission. This is huge, as it is the first time in over 50 years that a crew has made the trip to the Moon and back. Humanity is pushing deeper into space again.

NASA’s Artemis II crew returns to Earth as 10-day historic Moon mission ends | WATCH

The four astronauts of the Artemis II mission successfully returned from the moon with a splashdown in the Pacific ocean on Friday (local time) off the coast of California, completing their 10-day journey in the space, said the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). This was humanity’s first crewed mission to the moon’s neighbourhood since Apollo 17.

Artemis II crew dispose frozen poop and pee from Orion in Space | Watch

A newly released video from NASA’s Artemis II mission has shed light on one of the less-discussed yet essential aspects of human spaceflight, waste management in deep space. The footage shows astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft safely disposing of frozen human waste, including urine and feces, into space as they return to Earth following a historic lunar flyby.

Artemis II crew witnesses rare cosmic eclipse while behind the moon | VIDEO

Astronauts aboard Artemis II are currently experiencing something truly extraordinary an eclipse that cannot be seen from Earth. As their Orion spacecraft moves behind the Moon, the Sun has completely vanished from view. The Moon blocks all sunlight, plunging space into a deep, almost surreal darkness.