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Skyroot's Vikram-1 rocket marks key milestone with successful KALAM 1200 motor test: ISROSkyroot Aerospace achieved a milestone with the successful static test of its KALAM 1200 solid rocket motor, the first stage of the Vikram-...- ISRO flags off second stage of GSLV launch vehicle to SriharikotaISRO announced the flag off of the second stage of its GSLV launch vehicle from IPRC, Mahendragiri, to Sriharikota, led by Chairman V. Nara...
- Laser on NASA’s LRO successfully ‘pings’ Chandrayaan-3 Moon landerThe Laser Retroreflector Array (LRA) on the Vikram lander of India's Chandrayaan-3 mission was involved in the experiment, which now opens ...
- Chandrayaan-3 lander serves as location marker on moon's south poleThe Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) announced that Chandrayaan-3's Vikram lander is serving as a location marker near the lunar s...
- Chandrayaan-3 lander touched down about 600 km from Moon's south pole, says NASA; releases imageChandrayaan-3 News: NASA said its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) acquired an oblique view (42-degree slew angle) of the lander ...
- ISRO checking space enthusiast's claim that Chandrayaan-2's rover Pragyan is intact on MoonSpace enthusiast Shanmuga Subramanian, who found the debris of India's moonlander Vikram, said on Saturday that Chandrayaan-2's rover Pragy...
- Not rocket science, just observation: Chennai techie Shanmuga SubramanianThe 33-year-old, who hails from Madurai, woke up to an email from Nasa confirming that the American space agency has confirmed Vikram lande...
- Vikram lander debris: The engineer who cracked it for IndiaA 33-year-old avid space watcher from Chennai has received kudos for zeroing in on a piece of debris on the moon, which turned out to be th...
- Chennai engineer's Chandrayaan-2 discovery boosts citizen science in IndiaThe crash site of Chandrayaan-2's Vikram lander was discovered thanks to the availability of data from the American space agency for common...
- I was hooked to NASA's moon surface images for days: Chennai engineer who found lost Vikram LanderNASA credited Shanmuga Subramanian for a tip-off that eventually led to the discovery of Vikram Lander.
- Chennai techie uses Nasa images to find Vikram lander debris, gets credit from US agencyA Chennai techie, Shanmuga Subramanian, used lunar images from Nasa's Moon's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter captured on different dates and s...
- Vikram had hard landing, NASA releases high-resolution images of Chandrayaan 2 landing siteHowever, the precise location of the spacecraft in the lunar highlands is yet to be determined, NASA said.
- Chandrayaan 2 a learning experience: NASA engineerAnne Devereaux, working at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) of NASA, said "The Indian scientists did very well. Lot of information (was)...
- NASA captures images of Chandrayaan-2's Moon landing site: ReportLRO deputy project scientist John Keller shared a NASA statement confirming that the orbiter's camera captured the images.
- Last hope to revive 'Vikram' lander ends on FridayFrom Saturday onwards, 14 Earth nights will start in the south pole, which will witness freezing temperatures of over -240 degrees Celsius.
- Brad Pitt curious about Chandrayaan-2 moon lander, asks ISS astronaut if he spotted VikramThe Academy Award nominee actor had a list of questions for NASA astronaut Nick Hague.
- Hard landing derailed lunar mission, says K SivanISRO chief says lander has been located, efforts on to communicate with device.
- Extra brake thrust may have sent Vikram lander out of control in home stretchSoon after the fine-braking that signalled Vikram's last 5km descent to the Moon, mission control lost contact with the lander.
- Chandrayaan-2 will have 13 payloads: ISROChandrayaan-2 mission, is an advanced version of the previous Chandrayaan-1 mission about 10 years ago.
- 6 Indian-Americans among early-career scientists honoured by Barack Obama"These early-career scientists are leading the way in our efforts to confront and understand challenges from climate change to our health a...
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