💨 Abstract
The International Astronautical Congress in Milan showcased China's first rock sample from the moon's far side, highlighting its growing space power status. NASA showcased rocks from the Bennu asteroid. The event was overshadowed by the absence of Russia due to tensions with the West. The discussions centered around lunar exploration, sovereign access to space, and private companies replacing the ageing International Space Station.
Courtesy: theprint.in
Suggested
Micro-blogging platform X withholds Reuters primary handle in India acting on legal demand
Power cut for a time to Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant; Kyiv blames Russian strike
Eastern China swelters under early heatwave, threatening crops and industry
India, Trinidad & Tobago ink six pacts to expand ties
North Korea slams Quad for calling it to denuclearise, KCNA says
Russian drones attack Kyiv, no reports of serious damage, officials say
Russian shelling kills five in and near eastern Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk, governor says
Russian drone attack triggers fire on roof of apartment block, officials say
EU presses China on rare earths and Ukraine war
Trump says US could reach trade deal with India, casts doubt on deal with Japan