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Chandana.B
Chandana.B
26 juin

I would send a AI bot


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Space
25 juin

What would you send to the space station if you had one experiment slot? 😁


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Ax-4: 60 Experiments, 31 Nations—A Giant Science Fair in Orbit

What if the International Space Station turned into the world’s biggest science fair? That’s Axiom Mission 4. Four crew members have ferried 60+ experiments from 31 countries to low-Earth orbit, probing everything from human biology to smart electronics. Here’s the quick-look guide you need before hitting play: 🇮🇳 India: 8 Experiments in One “Cosmic Backpack” Zero-G Touchscreens – Can astronauts still swipe accurately while floating? Edible Microalgae – Testing space-grown salad greens. Cyanobacteria – Using bacteria to recycle air and maybe make food on Mars. Muscle-Loss Countermeasures – Dietary supplements vs. microgravity atrophy. Seed-to-Seed Gardens – Tracking multiple plant generations in orbit. Tardigrade Stress Tests – How do the toughest life-forms handle real micro-g? 7–8. Student STEM Demos – Two hands-on experiments built for classroom inspiration. Global Village Highlights Spain: Brain-wave monitoring to decode stress and sleep in space. Turkey: First national astronaut running space-health and student payloads. Italy: Visual-motor tests—think catching a ball when “up” disappears. Ukraine: Blood-analysis study on immunity shifts. Norway: Autonomous diagnostic tech for doctor-free deep-space care. Hungary: Matchbox-sized sensors forecasting radiation “weather.” Mexico & Colombia: Classroom biology modules on growth and genetics. Saudi Arabia: Bone-density and spine-curvature tracking for long missions. Switzerland: Wearable vitals monitors fine-tuned for microgravity. Plus art, novel materials, and next-gen electronics—all hitching a ride. Who’s Behind the Payloads? University teams turning class projects into orbital research. Start-ups trial-running devices for future Moon- and Mars-bound crews. Medical innovators watching cells misbehave so new treatments emerge. Why It Matters Space-grown crops, AI-driven medical checks, global student access—each experiment is a pixel in the picture of democratized space. When you look up tonight, see questions floating overhead, answers in progress. 💡 Stay curious. Join Agnirva for more space-made simple.

Ax-4: 60 Experiments, 31 Nations—A Giant Science Fair in Orbit

What if the International Space Station turned into the world’s biggest science fair? That’s Axiom Mission 4. Four crew members have ferried 60+ experiments from 31 countries to low-Earth orbit, probing everything from human biology to smart electronics. Here’s the quick-look guide you need before hitting play: 🇮🇳 India: 8 Experiments in One “Cosmic Backpack” Zero-G Touchscreens – Can astronauts still swipe accurately while floating? Edible Microalgae – Testing space-grown salad greens. Cyanobacteria – Using bacteria to recycle air and maybe make food on Mars. Muscle-Loss Countermeasures – Dietary supplements vs. microgravity atrophy. Seed-to-Seed Gardens – Tracking multiple plant generations in orbit. Tardigrade Stress Tests – How do the toughest life-forms handle real micro-g? 7–8. Student STEM Demos – Two hands-on experiments built for classroom inspiration. Global Village Highlights Spain: Brain-wave monitoring to decode stress and sleep in space. Turkey: First national astronaut running space-health and student payloads. Italy: Visual-motor tests—think catching a ball when “up” disappears. Ukraine: Blood-analysis study on immunity shifts. Norway: Autonomous diagnostic tech for doctor-free deep-space care. Hungary: Matchbox-sized sensors forecasting radiation “weather.” Mexico & Colombia: Classroom biology modules on growth and genetics. Saudi Arabia: Bone-density and spine-curvature tracking for long missions. Switzerland: Wearable vitals monitors fine-tuned for microgravity. Plus art, novel materials, and next-gen electronics—all hitching a ride. Who’s Behind the Payloads? University teams turning class projects into orbital research. Start-ups trial-running devices for future Moon- and Mars-bound crews. Medical innovators watching cells misbehave so new treatments emerge. Why It Matters Space-grown crops, AI-driven medical checks, global student access—each experiment is a pixel in the picture of democratized space. When you look up tonight, see questions floating overhead, answers in progress. 💡 Stay curious. Join Agnirva for more space-made simple.

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Lokendra Singh bhati
25 juin

विज्ञान मेला या इंजीनियरिंग मेला एक ऐसा कार्यक्रम है जो किसी विद्यालय द्वारा आयोजित किया जाता है जो छात्रों को विज्ञान और इंजीनियरिंग के अभ्यासों को स्वयं अनुभव करने का अवसर प्रदान करता है

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