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1.5 lakh close-approach alerts issued for ISRO's Earth-orbiting satellites in 2025: ReportFour collision avoidance manoeuvres (CAM) were performed for Geo-synchronous Earth Orbit (GEO) satellites, while 14 CAMs, including one for...- ISRO averts 10 collisions in space, backs requirement of Space Traffic Management systemIn 2024, the Indian Space Research Organisation successfully avoided ten possible satellite collisions. ISRO released a report highlighting...
- Chandrayaan-3 launch delayed by 4 seconds to avoid collisions with debris, reveals ISRO reportISRO's recent report discloses a 4-second launch delay for Chandrayaan-3 to prevent collisions with debris objects and satellites. The Indi...
- ISRO to kick off launch mission in 2022 with PSLV-C52 on Feb 14PSLV-C52 is designed to orbit the EOS-04, weighing 1710 kg, into a sun synchronous polar orbit of 529 km, ISRO said in an update.
- Lack of military-civil cooperation framework impeding innovation in space tech: IAF Vice Chief Vivek Ram ChaudhariThe lack of robust "military-civil fusion"-like framework is preventing us from innovating and manufacturing next-generation space technolo...
- A decade on, human space flight not in priority list of IndiaNearly 80 scientists from across the country had participated in the November 7, 2006 meeting to discuss the issues related to the mission,...
- India to maximise rocket capability for more launchesBengaluru, Jan 11 (IANS) India would maximise its rocket capability to launch more satellites for maximum return on investment, its space a...
- Kineco Kaman's antenna put into orbit via ISRO satelliteDHAA was manufactured by Kineco Kaman for ISRO's Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) in Trivandrum and was integrated into IRNSS-1E
- Countdown for launch of communication satellite GSAT-6 beginsThe launch of Geo-synchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) D6 carrying GSAT-6 is scheduled at 1652 hours tomorrow from Satish Dhawan Spa...
- ISRO's GSAT-6 satellite launch scheduled for August 27The launch of GSLV-D6 carrying GSAT-6 is scheduled at 1652 hours from Satish Dhawan Space Centre at Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh, ISRO sai...
- ISRO to launch 9 nano/micro American satellites during 2015-16This will be the first time that ISRO will launch US satellite. These satellites will go as piggyback on PSLV's (Polar Satellite Launch Veh...
- Union Cabinet clears Rs 3,090-cr continuation programme of launching 15 operational PSLV flightsSeeking to clinch possible international contracts for launch of satellites, an approval was granted by govt for continuation of workhorse ...
- GSLV III to be launched in third week of DecemberHaving succeeded in its MARS mission, ISRO is planning for the launch of Geo-synchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle-Mark III (GSLV-Mk III) in...
- Government approves additional Rs 464.78 crore for GSLV Mark-III programmeovernment today approved the revised allocation of Rs 2962.78 crore for completing the heavy-duty GSLV Mark-III and executet LVM3-X.
- 29-hour countdown for launch of GSLV-D5 commencesThe 29-hour countdown for launch of ISRO's rejuvenated Geo-synchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle commenced at 11.18 AM at Satish Dhawan Spac...
- India to go solo on second lunar missionIndia has decided on its second journey to the moon—Chandrayaan-2—without Russian participation.
- Rs 1,500 crore for funding 15 PSLV operational flightsAs much as Rs 1,518 crore will be provided for funding operational flights of 15 Polar Satellite Launch Vehicles, which will enhance reliab...
- ISRO Chairman suggests N-propulsionSpace agency chiefs from across the world today favoured lowering cost of space launches with Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Cha...
- GLSV-F04 all set for launchGSLV-F04, carrying India's communication satellite INSAT-4CR, is all set for launch at the scheduled time of 4.21 PM on Sunday.
- Development of GSLV-Mk III approvedThe government has given its approval for developing an advanced version of ISRO's Geo-synchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle, known as GSLV-...
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