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NavIC’s atomic clock glitch puts India’s security navigation at riskIndia's NavIC navigation system faces critical issues. Malfunctioning atomic clocks on its satellites have rendered the system partially in...- NavIC satellite: Why atomic clocks are critical—and why their failure is hurting Indian Regional Navigation Satellite SystemIndia's navigation system is experiencing disruptions. An atomic clock on IRNSS-1F has stopped working, impacting positioning data. Another...
- Despite Gsat-6A jolt, Isro gears up for navigation satellite launch on April 12IRNSS-1I, which will be launched by PSLV-C41 rocket from Sriharikota on April 12, will replace faulty IRNSS-1A navigation satellite, whose ...
- Post-failed mission, Isro to 'resume satellite launches by DecemberWhen asked if the IRNSS-1H mission was insured, a source in Isro told TOI, “The missions are launched from the government’s money.
- ISRO says launch of navigation satellite IRNSS-1H unsuccessfulISRO's eighth navigation satellite IRNSS-1H was India's first satellite built by the private sector and supervised and tested by 70 scienti...
- India to launch eighth desi navigation satellite system IRNSS-1HThe Rs 1,420-crore Indian satellite navigation system NavIC consists of nine satellites -- seven in orbit and two as substitutes. One of th...
- ISRO to launch back-up navigation satellite on August 31"PSLV-C39/IRNSS-1H Mission is scheduled to be launched on August 31 at 18:59 Hrs from SDSC SHAR (Satish Dhawan Space Centre), Sriharikota,"...
- ISRO to launch a 'back-up' navigation satellite by month end"IRNSS-1H on board PSLV-C39 will be launched by the end of this month. The exact date will be decided shortly," a senior ISRO official told...
- 51.30 hr countdown for IRNSS-IG beginsThe Mission Readiness Review Committee and the Launch Authorisation Board gave its approval on Monday for the countdown that began at 9.20 ...
- 54-hour countdown for launch of ISRO's IRNSS-1F beginsThe countdown began after the Mission Readiness Review committee and Launch Authorisation Board cleared the 54 and half hour countdown.
- 48-hour countdown for IRNSS-1E launch progressing smoothly: ISROISRO is all set to make its first rocket launch of the year and the fifth satellite of IRNSS-1E, on board PSLV-C31 rocket from Sriharikota ...
- 48-hour countdown begins for launch of ISRO's IRNSS-1EIRNSS-1E, the fifth navigation satellite in the IRNSS space segment, carries two types of payloads - navigation and ranging payload.
- Countdown for IRNSS 1C launch from October 13The first two satellites in the series, IRNSS 1A and IRNSS 1B were launched from Sriharikota on July 1, 2013 and April 4 this year respecti...
- ISRO getting ready for IRNSS 1C launch next monthThe first two satellites in the series, IRNSS 1A and IRNSS 1B, were launched from Sriharikota on July 1 last year and April 4 this year res...
- ISRO set to launch its navigational sat IRNSS 1B on April 4The 1,432 kg weighing satellite is being sent on board an XL version of ISRO's workhorse PSLV, as it was done during the IRNSS 1A launch.
- IRNSS-IA launch important milestone in space programme: Manmohan SinghHailing the launch of IRNSS-1A satellite, PM Manmohan Singh today described it as an "important milestone in the development of India's spa...
- ISRO looking for more participation of private players in JVsWith its workhorse PSLV creating a niche for itself in the space industry across the globe, ISRO is looking for the more participation of p...
- India launches first navigation satellite IRNSS-1APrecisely at 11.41 pm PSLV C22 lifted off in a perfect text book launch, carrying IRNSS-1A satellite, painting a dense golden flame in the ...
- Countdown begins for PSLV-C22 carrying IRNSS-1AThe 64-and-a-half-hour countdown for the launch of PSLV-C22, carrying India's first dedicated navigation satellite IRNSS-1A on July 1, bega...
- India to launch first navigational satellite in JuneThe first Satellite of Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) constellation, IRNSS-1 will be launched using PSLV-C22.
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