ISRO To Launch PSLV-C52 From Sriharikota Space Centre On Feb 14
ISRO is all set to launch the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle PSLV-C52 on February 14. Designed to orbit earth, satellite named (EOS-04) the PSLV-C52, would be launched at 5:59 am, from first pad of Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota. Notably, the satellite would be carrying two small satellites as co-passengers. The launch from Space Centre would reportedly be telecasted live.
Tags: ISRO, Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota, PSLV-C52, satellites
Courtesy: ANI
Rajnath Singh Launches Space Science & Technology Centre: Chandigarh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated the Kalpana Chawla Centre for Research in Space Science and Technolgy in Chandigarh University, on January 3. Reportedly, it will help to train students who are interested in space science and satellite development. Meanwhile, Singh said that India so far sent 342 satellites in space for 34 countries. He added that the ISRO also earned Rs 5,600 crore by launching missions over three years.
Tags: Chandigarh, Kalpana Chawla Centre, Defence Minister, ISRO, Chandigarh University
Courtesy: United News of India
ISRO Signs 6 Agreement With 4 Countries For Satellites Launch In 2021-2023: Govt
The ISRO signed 6 agreements with 4 countries to launch foreign satellites during 2021-2023, said Union Minister Jitendra Singh on December 16. The launch will generate 132 million euros earning. "Its commercial arm New Space India Limited, a government's company under the Department of Space launching the satellites by India's mainstay rocket PSLV," said Jitender Singh. Notably, 124 indigenous satellites including 12 student satellites have… read-more
Tags: ISRO, Jitendra Singh, NSIL, rajya sabha, Union Minister
Courtesy: ANI
India Plans To Launch 'Gaganyaan' Before Next Independence Day
India is planning to launch the crewed space mission, Gaganyaan, before the 75th anniversary of Indian Independence in 2022, informed Jitendra Singh, Minister of State in the Department of Space to Lok Sabha on December 15. However, India will also send two uncrewed missions before the crewed mission, added Singh. Reportedly, the missions were delayed because of the unexpected COVID-19 pandemic that disrupted the supply of raw… read-more
Tags: Gaganyaan, Space mission, lok sabha, Indian Independence, ISRO
Courtesy: Press Trust Of India
India's First Solar Mission To Be Launched By Sept 2022: ISRO
India's first solar mission Aditya L1 is likely to be launched by ISRO by September 2022, while India's second space observatory Xposat will be launched by 2022. The Director of the Human Spaceflight Center, Dr. Nair, said "both missions will provide insights into the universe's origin". The spacecraft in the solar mission will be sent 1.5km away from the Earth, where the gravitational pull of bodies will be equal.
Tags: ISRO, First Solar Mission, Earth, Pulsars, Supernovas, Xposat
Courtesy: The Free Press Journal
Land Degradation, Desertification On Rise In India: ISRO
Research by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has revealed that land degradation and desertification are on the rise in India. According to the ISRO's research, nearly 27.9% of India's lands are degraded, while 23.79% of the lands underwent desertification. ISRO also stated that PM Narendra Modi's goal of helping India restore its land by 2030 is uncertain.
Tags: India, ISRO, Increase, DRYNESS
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ISRO's GSLV-10 Fails During Launch Due To Malfunction
ISRO's mission was unsuccessful after it failed to launch Geo Imaging Satellite (Gisat-1) into orbit on the morning of August 12. Reportedly, the cryogenic stage did not ignite leading to engine shutdown during the launch. "Due to a technical anomaly in the cryogenic stage, the mission could not be fully accomplished," ISRO chairman K Sivan said. ISRO has decided to form a committee on failure analysis (FAC).
Tags: ISRO, Mission Failure, Satellite Launch, Gisat-1
Courtesy: The Times of India
ISRO Launches Space-Themed Tailored Goods Like Mugs, T-Shirts
The Indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) customized space-themed merchandise program has roped in many companies on board. Reportedly, ISRO believes brand promotion can play a "game-changing" role in creating awareness among students, children, and the public regarding science and technology. ''Eight companies have so far registered with ISRO on a non-exclusive basis with a registration fee regarding customized ISRO-theme-based… read-more
Tags: ISRO, marketing, Tech Industry, customized products
Courtesy: The Economic Times
ISRO To Provide Satellite TV Classrooms, Resolves Connectivity Issues
ISRO will provide technical assistance to the parliamentary panel for Satellite TV classrooms in order to bridge the gap created due to lockdown. ISRO on July 2, agreed with Parliamentary Standing Committee for Education and demonstrated a detailed presentation of the proposal. However, satellite TV classrooms will broadcast school-based programs, which will resolve the issue of smartphones and data connectivity faced by students in rural… read-more
Tags: ISRO, parliamentary panel, Satellite TV classrooms, data connectivity
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
ISRO To Provide 5-Day Machine Learning Course Without Fee
The Indian Space Research Organisation is offering a five-day machine learning course for science enthusiasts as a part of its outreach program. The course, starting from July 5, will enhance the knowledge of people interested in remote sensing and GIS. The interested candidates can register at iirs.gov.in/EDUSAT-News and avail of the certificate by attending 70% of… read-more
Tags: ISRO, IIRS, Education, Remote Sensing, ISRO Free Course
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