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G20 satellite expected to be launched in 2027: ISRO chief NarayananIndia's G20 satellite for climate and pollution study is set for a 2027 launch. ISRO is leading this initiative. The nation also aims for a...- India to test country’s first manned deep-sea submersible, Matsya-6000, off Chennai coast next yearIndia is set to join an elite group of nations with deep-sea exploration capabilities as two NIOT scientists prepare to pilot the indigenou...
- India’s Deep Ocean Mission sends aquanaut 5,002m below surface in record-breaking diveIndia's Deep Ocean Mission marks a milestone. An aquanaut reached a depth of 5,002 metres. This is India's deepest human dive. The mission ...
- In a first, Indian aquanauts go 5000-metre deep into oceanIndia is making strides in ocean exploration, following its space achievements. Two Indian aquanauts completed deep dives in the North Atla...
- ISRO signs MoU with NIOT for submersible spherical vessel MATSYA-6000ISRO's Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre partners with the National Institute of Ocean Technology. They will develop MATSYA-6000, a submersible ...
- Mission Samudrayaan: India inches closer to sending humans into ocean’s darkest depths, key details insideIndia's Samudrayaan project achieved a milestone. Scientists successfully welded the crew pod of Matsya-6000. This deep-sea vehicle will ca...
- India's first manned deep ocean mission at 6,000 m depth to be launched by 2026 end: NIOTIndia's ambitious 'Samudrayaan' mission, aiming for deep-sea exploration with the 'Matsya' submersible, is slated for launch by the end of ...
- Chandrayaan-4 to launch in 2027, says Union Minister Jitendra SinghIndia will launch the Chandrayaan-4 mission in 2027 to collect and return moon rock samples, involving two separate heavylift LVM-3 rocket ...
- Union Budget: Rs 600 crore allocated for SamudrayaanIndia's Deep Ocean Mission receives a boost with Rs 600 crore allocation, aiming to explore ocean depths and develop sustainable technologi...
- Govt planning to send human into deep sea in early 2026: Union Minister Jitendra SinghThe Central government plans to send a human into the deep sea by early 2026, aligning with its human space mission. This ambitious initiat...
- Will operationalise Anusandhan National Research Foundation: SitharamanFinance Minister announces the operationalization of Anusandhan National Research Fund along with significant budget allocations for the De...
- Plumbing the depths to scale the heightsIndia's Deep Ocean Mission, Samudrayaan, focuses on deep-sea exploration for biodiversity and mineral resources to address climate change. ...
- Human spaceflight tests, deep ocean exploration: 2024 packed year for Indian scienceAfter a successful moon landing, India gears up for ambitious space endeavors in 2024, including human spaceflight and lunar sample return ...
- Samundrayaan Mission: After sun and moon, India to now measure depth of oceanSamudrayaan Mission is aimed to develop a self propelled manned submersible to carry three human beings to a water depth of 6000 meters in ...
- After Aditya and Chandrayaan, now India aims to scale depth of oceans with SamudrayaanIndian scientists are preparing to embark on Project Samudrayaan, an ambitious mission to explore the depths of the ocean in search of prec...
- India's Samudrayaan project on track, construction of manned submersible vehicle apace: Kiren RijijuThe Indian National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) is working on a mission to send a manned submersible vehicle called 'Matsya 6000' ...
- Kiren Rijiju's task cut out - ensure sea trials of Samudrayaan project early 2024Rijiju was named the Earth Sciences minister on Thursday as his Law and Justice portfolio was handed over to Arjun Ram Meghwal. He is sched...
- India to send aquanauts 500 mtrs under sea this year in SamudrayaanHowever, the plan to send the Samudrayaan to 6,000 metres deep into the sea could be delayed due to difficulty in procuring the titanium sp...
- Samudrayaan mission details: India to send humans 6,000 metres deep in oceanThe manned submersible will allow scientific personnel to observe and understand unexplored deep-sea areas by direct interventions. Further...
- Indigenous submersible vehicle Matsya 6000 will be ready as planned for Samudrayaan: NIOT DirectorThe manned submersible, designed to carry three people in 2.1 meter diameter Titanium Alloy Personnel Sphere, is being developed by the Min...
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