Pranjal Nath
A creative professional with forays into all kinds of artistic pursuits, Pranjal is as meticulous in his research as expressive he can be when storytelling, or writing journalistically. Aspects of his creative writing stem from a range of experiences and influences—be it the excellent authorship of Carl Sagan in Cosmic Connection, or in Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time. Arbitrary influences such as the likes of songwriters, poets, novelists, and scriptwriters form the basis of his penmanship. On the other hand, a career in the consumers’ eye has lent clarity, conciseness, and accuracy in what he writes.
Writing for clients as varied as Thick Accent and Scootaround.com stood him in good stead, as both sit on opposite ends of the entertainment-infotainment spectrum. Pranjal also took plenty of entrepreneurial initiatives by bringing his multifaceted creative skills into the market by offering holistic digital marketing solutions for small businesses. However, with him joining Starlust.org’s brilliant team of writers, he can realise his aim of purely writing to enlighten. What drives him is the prospect of awakening the curiosity of a fellow stargazer through his works, the same way his own interests were piqued many moons ago.
Latest From Pranjal Nath
Shenzhou-23 spacecraft, carrying Hong Kong's first spacefarer, docks to China's Tiangong space station
At 2:45 a.m. Beijing Time on Monday, China's Shenzhou-23 spacecraft, carrying three astronauts, docked to the Tiangong space station's core module, Tianhe.
SpaceX's Starship V3: Five things we learned from the launch of the most powerful rocket ever built
After a few postponements, the 12th Starship flight was largely a success despite a few hiccups.
Russian segment of the International Space Station has begun leaking again, raising safety concerns
NASA and Roscosmos monitor a persistent vacuum breach in the Zvezda module of the ageing ISS.
SpaceX reframes aborted launch of Starship V3 as dress rehearsal after another delay; sets new date
SpaceX maintains that the delays are the result of stress-testing its newly built launch facilities.
NASA’s Fermi Telescope detects gamma rays from a rare, unusually luminous supernova
Scientists believe that the extreme luminosity of the supernova stems from a magnetar at its center.
Voyager handed subcontract to support U.S. DoW spacecraft that 'breathes air' to propel itself
DARPA's Otter will orbit close to Earth and use thrusters that ionize air molecules into plasma.
Touching down on the Moon: How Apollo missions did it and how the Artemis program might do it again
Unlike a gentle splashdown in the Earth's oceans or even a touchdown on Mars, landing on the Moon comes with a set of challenges unlike any.
Spot Jupiter and Venus this May ahead of their conjunction in June 2026—here's how
The two planets, being the two brightest planets in view from Earth, will also be joined by Mercury.
U.S. Space Force reveals the instruments it launched with SpaceX CRS-34 to bolster national security
The technological payloads represent some of the latest advancements in the fields of space technology and biotechnology.
Pollution from rockets like SpaceX's Falcon 9 is bad for atmosphere—but it's also cooling Earth
Scientists could slow global warming with the aid of the atmospheric pollution generated by a surge in launches of space-bound rockets.
SpaceX Dragon capsule for CRS-34 filled with 6,500 pounds of cargo docks with International Space Station
The spacecraft will be docked at the ISS for a month before heading for splashdown with time-sensitive research and cargo.
Two spacecraft simultaneously capture both hemispheres of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS
The imaging was done using an instrument that also found changing composition of the comet.
NASA's Psyche mission is set to fly by Mars today—here's how you can keep track of it
The spacecraft is en route to a mysterious object and needs Mars' gravity to give itself a boost.
Anatomy of a star: What keeps the Sun shining for billions of years
The very long lives of our Sun, or any star, hinges on a delicate balance of forces.
NASA-SpaceX's 34th resupply mission to ISS to launch today: All you need to know about it
The 6:05 pm EDT target time on Friday comes after two weather-related delays earlier.
NASA's Perseverance rover sends selfie from the Martian 'Wild West' — here's why it's special
The rover ventured farther west than it had ever been since landing at the Jezero Crater in 2021.
SpaceX's Starship V3 to finally launch on May 19: Here's everything you need to know
This should be seen as progress for NASA's Artemis program, which plans to use Starship.
NASA tests palm-sized space processor 100 times more powerful and built for harsh space conditions
When used in future space missions, it could process huge amounts of data directly in space instead of taking most of the help from Earth.
The space race then and now: From the erstwhile US-Soviet rivalry to the current China factor
Where the rivalry of the 50s and 60s played out as a race of 'firsts,' the US-China rivalry is about sustained presence on the Moon.
Which country is contributing to space debris the most? The numbers may surprise you
According to a report by UK engineering components company Accu, China, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), and the United States are responsible for almost all of the space junk today.