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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...- Desi atomic clock NavIC is now India's timekeeperIndia will soon upgrade its timekeeping method by switching from GPS to NavIC satellites for Indian Standard Time, ensuring millisecond acc...
- ISRO begins countdown for launch of navigation satelliteThe satellite would provide real-time positioning and timing services over India and a region approximately 1,500 km around the mainland.
- ISRO, IAF may have to pay for getting precision timingsSo far, the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) has been extending the service free of cost to ISRO, IAF, Indian Railways, State Bank of Ind...
- Isro develops desi atomic clock, to be used in navigation satellitesAll 7 satellites launched earlier as part of Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) or NaVIC have three imported Rubdium atomi...
- PM Narendra Modi congratulates ISRO for launch of navigation satellite IRNSS-1IISRO's navigation satellite INRSS-1I was today launched by PSLV-C41 from the spaceport at Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh and was successfull...
- Countdown of Indian navigation satellite launch progressing smoothlyChennai, April 11 (IANS) The 32-hour countdown for Thursday's early launch of the IRNSS-1L navigation satellite is progressing smoothly at ...
- 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.
- Weight issue not linked to PSLV heat shield glitch: ISRO chiefThe Isro chief said: “The report is incorrect and the rocket was not carrying any extra load.” He said the heat shield added additional wei...
- Satellite is still inside fourth stage: Isro chiefSome Isro scientists said that they may have to take a relook at the technology used for the heat shield separation.
- 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...
- Launch of IRNSS-1H to start the era of private sector role in satellite building in IndiaFor the first time, private sector has been actively involved in assembling and testing. Earlier, it’s role was limited only to supplying c...
- India to launch spare navigation satellite August-endBengaluru, Aug 10 (IANS) India will launch its eighth navigation satellite this month-end as a spare or back-up for its constellation in th...
- Isro to sign MoU with CSIR-NPL to make desi GPS a reality soonThe move will help the desi GPS get formally synchronized with the Indian Standard Time (IST) which is being maintained by the Delhi-based ...
- 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...
- Three atomic clocks of desi GPS satellites stop workingExplaining the significance of these sophisticated clocks, a source in Isro said, "Poor the accuracy of these atomic clocks, less the accur...
- Navigation satellite clocks ticking; system to be expanded: ISROChennai, June 10 (IANS) "The clocks are ticking." Every morning this announcement brings relief and not tension to the Indian space agency ...
- Navigation satellite clocks ticking; system to be expanded: ISROChennai, June 10 (IANS) "The clocks are ticking." Every morning this announcement brings relief and not tension to the Indian space agency ...
- India to launch standby navigation satelliteChennai, Jan 30 (IANS) India will launch one of its back up navigation satellites this year as a replacement to IRNSS-1A satellite, whose t...
- ISRO planning next inter-planetary missionThe ISRO Chairman's response came in reply to a question on media reports about ISRO's next inter-planetary mission to Venus in about two-a...
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