Underground Radar
- All
- News
-
Martian Mystery Deepens: Ancient Lake Under Mars' Surface Hints At Life's Potential
Future drilling into the Martian soil could unlock the mysteries hidden beneath, offering a glimpse into Mars' potential for past or even present life.
-
India's Solution To Check Infiltration On Pak Border: Radar-Mounted Drones
Drone-mounted ground penetration radars have been deployed for the first time by the BSF to check for the presence of underground tunnels used by terrorists to infiltrate the India-Pakistan International Border in Jammu region.
-
Radar Reveals Splendour of Ancient Roman City in Remarkable Detail
Researchers have used ground-penetrating radar to map an entire ancient Roman city, detecting remarkable details of buildings still deep underground including a temple and a unique public monument.
-
Project To Install Smart Fences Along India-Pak Border To Launch Tomorrow
India's first 'smart fence' pilot project, which entails deploying laser-activated fences and technology-enabled barriers to plug vulnerable gaps along frontiers, will be launched by Home Minister Rajnath Singh in two 5-km each patches along the Indo-Pak border Monday.
-
Martian Mystery Deepens: Ancient Lake Under Mars' Surface Hints At Life's Potential
Future drilling into the Martian soil could unlock the mysteries hidden beneath, offering a glimpse into Mars' potential for past or even present life.
-
India's Solution To Check Infiltration On Pak Border: Radar-Mounted Drones
Drone-mounted ground penetration radars have been deployed for the first time by the BSF to check for the presence of underground tunnels used by terrorists to infiltrate the India-Pakistan International Border in Jammu region.
-
Radar Reveals Splendour of Ancient Roman City in Remarkable Detail
Researchers have used ground-penetrating radar to map an entire ancient Roman city, detecting remarkable details of buildings still deep underground including a temple and a unique public monument.
-
Project To Install Smart Fences Along India-Pak Border To Launch Tomorrow
India's first 'smart fence' pilot project, which entails deploying laser-activated fences and technology-enabled barriers to plug vulnerable gaps along frontiers, will be launched by Home Minister Rajnath Singh in two 5-km each patches along the Indo-Pak border Monday.
