New Delhi: In a technology that can bring down costs significantly of launching satellites, India will test reusable launch vehicle in July, the government on Monday said.The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will also launch
Chennai: The stage is set for the launch of India's satellite IRNSS-1D today from Sriharikota onboard workhorse PSLV-C27 that would pave the way for the country's own navigation system on par with the GPS of
Bengaluru: The launch of India's fourth Navigation Satellite, IRNSS-1D, scheduled for March 9 from Sriharikota, has been deferred after an anomaly was found in one of the telemetry transmitters of the spacecraft, ISRO said.Workhorse PSLV-C27
Chennai: After completing an eventful year, ISRO is gearing up for some satellite launches this year, with the IRNSS 1D being the first, which would put in place India's own navigation system on par with
Chennai: Indian Coast Guard ship Samudra Paharedar alongwith a team of ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) scientists on Thursday recovered the crew module that re-entered the space and landed in deep sea on the Chennai
Chennai: Few hours after ISRO successfully launched GSLV Mk III rocket from Sriharikota, which separated an unmanned crew module at an altitude of around 126 km, an Indian Coast Guard ship recovered the three-tonne weighing
New Delhi: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will test-fly its heaviest rocket GSLV-Mk III today at 9:30am from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh.This rocket is conceived to make India completely self reliant in launching heavier
New Delhi: Google is celebrating completion of Mangalyaan's 1 month in Mars Orbit today. The Mangalyaan, India's first Mars spacecraft, is in the Orbit of the Red planet since 24th September 2014. It's 24 Oct
Sriharikota (Andhra Pradesh): Indian space agency has repositioned its Mars Orbiter as a precautionary measure against the Comet Siding Spring to fly by the red planet Oct 9, said a senior official today."We have repositioned
Chennai: The 67-hour countdown for the Thursday launch of India's third navigation satellite is progressing smoothly though a thunder storm Wednesday delayed some operations, a senior space agency official said."Today (Wednesday) morning we moved the
Chennai: The 67-hour countdown for the launch of India's navigation satellite IRNSS 1C, the third of seven satellites in the series to put in place India's navigation system on par with US' Global Positioning System,
Chennai: The countdown for the launch of India's navigation satellite IRNSS 1C, the third of seven satellites in the series to put in place India's navigation system on par with US' Global Positioning System, on
Chennai: The 67-hour countdown for the launch of IRNSS 1C, the third satellite in the series of seven to put in place India's own navigation system on par with US' Global Positioning System, would commence
Salem: Chandrayaan-2, the country's second lunar exploration mission, would be launched in 2017, M Annadurai, project director of Chandrayaan-1 and Chandrayaan 2, said.Chandrayaan-I, India's first mission to Moon, was launched successfully on October 22, 2008
Chennai: India's first inter-planetary mission to Mars “Mangalyaan” was on its course and the orbiter would reach the Martian orbit on September 24, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman K Radhakrishnan said here today.“The Mars
Sriharikota (Andhra Pradesh): An Indian rocket Monday successfully sent into orbit five satellites, an event that Prime Minister Narendra Modi described as "global endorsement of India's space capability"."I believe technology is fundamentally connected to common
Chennai: The 49-hour countdown has begun for the launch Monday of an Indian rocket carrying five foreign satellites, the space agency ISRO said Saturday.According to Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), the countdown for the launch
Chennai: Preparations are on at the rocket port in Sriharikota for the launch of a commercial rocket that would carry five satellites -- two from Canada, and one each from France, Germany and Singapore, an
Sriharikota(AP): India will launch its ambitious space mission to Mars next week after it got delayed due to bad weather in the Pacific Ocean. The unmanned spacecraft would orbit the red planet, after being blasting off
Bangalore: The Mars Orbiter Mission spacecraft was shipped out of Bangalore on Wednesday for Sriharikota to be launched on October 28. It will be a historic day for Indian space history. On reaching Sriharikota launchpad,
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