By the end of this month, two Mars-bound probes will enter orbit of the Red Planet. The first one to reach its destination will be the Indian Space Research Organization's Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM). It will reach on September 14 and it started its journey in November 2013. Scientific community is excited about both the missions and the information they can share about planet Mars.

India's Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM), termed as Mangalyaan, launched by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) on 5 November 2013 has completed 90% of its journey towards the Red Planet.

Today the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) said that India's Mars Orbiter Mission, known as Mangalyaan is now at a distance of just nine million kilometres from the red planet.

On Saturday ISRO said on its Facebook page, "Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) is just nine million km away from Mars and 189 million kilometres away from the Earth. 33 more days to MARS."

For the very first time in India, marine biologists have reportedly discovered a lake full of jellyfish in Gujarat.

Providing further detailed information on it, wildlife scientist BC Choudhury stated that the jellyfish were found in very high concentration and density so much so that when the water is clear and the tide is low they can be easily spotted.