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Carpenter's daughter from Andhra govt school selected for world's first all-girls lunar missionA 14-year-old student from Andhra Pradesh joins an international all-girls lunar mission. She will undergo training in New Delhi for satell...- India's private space startups gear up for commercial push after Skyroot's historic Vikram-1 successSkyroot Aerospace's orbital success fuels India's private space sector expansion. Startups are accelerating plans for commercial rocket and...
- A year after 'Nila', Kerala's HEX20 reaches space againThiruvananthapuram-based HEX20 successfully launched its second satellite, KOYO, for Taiwan's National Central University. This mission fol...
- Vikram-1 to carry Cosmoserve debris-removal demo, Grahaa satellite on maiden orbital flightCosmoserve Space chief executive Chiranjeevi Phanindra, a former Indian Space Research Organisation scientist, told ET that the company is ...
- Pakistan's CubeSat sends first images of Sun and Moon from lunar orbitPakistan's CubeSat, part of China's Chang'e-6 mission, has made history by transmitting its first images of the sun and moon from lunar orb...
- Pakistan Lunar Mission: What are CubeSats? How big are they? Internet reactions and morePakistan's debut lunar satellite mission was launched Friday on board China's first lunar probe mission to collect samples from the far sid...
- NASA's DART mission successfully crashes spacecraft into asteroidTermed humanity's first test of planetary defence by NASA, the main objective behind the mission was to redirect the asteroid closer to Did...
- PIO-led team's CubeSat to be launched by NASACubeSats are miniature satellites intended as a standard, inexpensive design that can easily fit alongside larger satellites aboard launch ...
- 9-year-old among 1 lakh Indians who ‘took off’ for MarsPratik was among one of the thousands to be included in response to a global call to submit names for the Mars mission.
- Now water used as propellant for tiny satellitesBengaluru, Aug 10 (IANS) Engineers at Purdue University in the US have designed and tested a micropropulsion system that uses liquid water ...
- Potatoes can be grown on Mars: StudyThe International Potato Centre (CIP) in Peru launched a series of experiments to discover if potatoes can grow under Mars atmospheric cond...
- NASA set to launch six small gen-next satellitesNASA is increasingly using small satellites to keep development and launch costs down and they also provide an economical avenue for testin...
- NASA set to launch suite of six small satellitesWashington, Nov 8 (IANS) Beginning this month, NASA will launch a suite of six small satellite missions that will debut new methods to meas...
- NASA's tiny 'shoe box' satellites to study Earth's atmosphereNASA has selected four new miniature satellites to be developed, built and launched into low-Earth orbit to test emerging technologies.
- NASA's most powerful rocket, SLS, to send 13 mini-satellites into spaceThe first flight of the Space Launch System (SLS) will carry 13 CubeSats to test innovative ideas along with an uncrewed Orion spacecraft.
- NASA satellite phones home to confirm orbitThe first of NASA's new miniature satellites that was launched last week has radioed back to confirm it is in orbit and operational.
- China launches cube satellites for tracking aircraftChina has launched three cube satellites (CubeSats), which are expected to help track civil aircraft and ships and avoid tragedies like the...
- NASA unveils first plane to fly on Mars"The aircraft would be part of the ballast that would be ejected from the aeroshell that takes the Mars rover to the planet," Bowers said.
- NASA to send nanosatellites on research missionsThey will help in studying topics ranging from how the solar system formed and demonstrating a new radiation-tolerant computer system, NASA...
- Space station defies humans, launches satellites without permissionInternational Space Station has cannon that launches CubeSat micro satellites into orbit to be triggered by human scientists on board or ba...
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