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<p>The Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO) navigation satellite IRNSS-1I, on board the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C41), lifts off at the Satish Dawan Space Centre in Sriharikota in the state of Andhra Pradesh on April 12, 2018.</p>

India's taking another shot at making it to the moon

The country's moon lander and rover was scheduled to leave this year, but has been delayed till January next year.

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<p>NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 13: Director Tony Kaye attends the premiere of Tribeca Film's Detachment hosted by American Express &amp; The Cinema Society at Landmark Sunshine Cinema on March 13, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Charles Eshelman/FilmMagic)</p>

Robot to star in new Tony Kaye movie 2nd Born

Watch out human actors. Robots could be competing for your roles.

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These drones could replace fireworks

Intel says its ShootingStar drones are safer than traditional fireworks.

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<p>The fatberg piece as seen on the Museum of London's FatCam.</p>

Fatberg livecam: Watch it grow 'visible yellow pustules'

The Museum of London's most disgusting exhibit goes moldy and gets its own live video feed, the FatCam.

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<p>Virgin Hyperloop One's demo from CES 2018.</p>

Hyperloop at 5: Sci-fi transport quickly becoming more sci than fi

Five years ago, billionaire Elon Musk open-sourced his plan for a supersonic train-like thing. Today it's still a work in progress.

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How tech is keeping one critically endangered desert fish alive

Scientists use technology to save a dying fish species in the hottest place on Earth.

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The deep, dark quest to save one of the world's rarest fish

Scientists are racing to save the endangered Devils Hole pupfish, which lives in one of the most inhospitable places on Earth.

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Fly this drone with your torso

Scientists say they've developed an effective method of controlling drones using body movement.

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Saving an endangered fish in the hottest place on Earth

Devils Hole in Death Valley National Park is home to an endangered fish species. Scientists are trying to save them -- with tech.

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<p>Make pasta night extra special with this Flying Spaghetti Monster colander.</p>

MIT scientists solve a pasta puzzle, how to break spaghetti in two

Mathematicians figure out how to evenly snap dry spaghetti noodles.

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<p>"A son or daughter of India will go to space with a tricolor in their hands" by 2022, the country's prime minister announced Wednesday.</p>

India to launch its first manned space mission by 2022

The country's space agency plans to send a crew of three on a mission within 40 months.

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<p>Researchers are using shark biology to save the predators from themselves.</p>

Sharks have a new enemy: Magnets

Scientists say a few $2 magnets could be enough to save sharks and rays from dying in commercial fish traps.

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