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ISRO is working overtime to restore a communication link with GSAT-6A satellite, says chairman K Sivan
Ians •Complementing the GSAT-6 that was launched earlier in 2015, the GSAT-6A was to help provide the technologies for point-to-point communication.
India will undertake another lunar expedition in early 2018 says ISRO chairman Kiran Kumar
Ians •ISRO said the lander and rover would be configured for soft landing at a designated spot on the Moon and to conduct scientific experiments.
ISRO's GSLV MKIII launch improves India's prospects of a bigger share in the global space industry
Fp Archives •India launched a satellite using its most powerful rocket on Monday, improving its prospects of a manned mission.
Isro's latest success: India's heaviest rocket GSLV-Mark III launched
Fp Archives •The 630 tonne GSLV-Mark III rocket will be powered by liquid and solid fuel engines while the cryogenic stage/engine will be a passive one.
Seven more satellites to be carried by India's heavy rocket
Fptechno •It is important to perfect early the technology for India's heavy rocket geosynchronous satellite launch ...
India to go alone in second moon mission
Fptechno •India will go on its own in its second moon mission without any Russian tie-up, the parliament was told Wednesday....
Nasa launches Iris satellite to study sun, solar winds
Fp Archives •The 7-foot (2.1-meter)-long Iris, weighing 400 pounds (180 kilograms), carries an ultraviolet telescope that can take high-resolution images every few seconds.
Nasa launches Iris satellite to study sun, solar winds
Fp Archives •The 7-foot (2.1-meter)-long Iris, weighing 400 pounds (180 kilograms), carries an ultraviolet telescope that can take high-resolution images every few seconds.
Snag pushes back GSAT-10 launch by a week
Anuradha •The launch of GSAT-10, India’s communication satellite has now been pushed to a later date, after the Ariane 5...
India to launch three satellites next month
Anuradha •Latest reports confirm that India will launch three satellites in the next month and two more before the year ends.