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Chandrayaan-3's 'Pragyan' Rover Records Natural Event on Moon's South Pole
The Indian Space and Research Organisation on Thursday said that the Pragyan Rover module of the Vikram lander has recorded a natural event on the south pole of the moon. However, the detection of its source is underway.
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On Heels Of Chandrayaan-3 Success, ISRO Eyes September 2 For Mission To Sun
After the successful moon lander venture, ISRO is now gearing up for the launch of a solar mission in a week's time, likely on September 2, to study the Sun.
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"Chose South Pole Because...": ISRO Chief On Chandrayaan-3's Prime Objectives
The Chandrayaan-3 overcame several odds ahead of a successful soft landing on the surface of the moon last evening, catapulting India into the elite space club.
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How Chandrayaan-3 Success Can Offer Huge Economic Benefits To India
On Wednesday, the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft landed on the Moon - an event with the potential to unlock real economic benefits.
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"Chandrayaan 2's Rover Intact On Moon": Techie Who Spotted Lander Vikram
Chennai-based engineer Shanmuga Subramanian, who was credited by NASA last year for spotting the debris of the lander of Chandrayaan 2, has come up with a new find.
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"Big Relief When PM Hugged Me": ISRO Chief To NDTV On Chandrayaan 2
Indian Space Research Organisation chief K Sivan today said it was a "big relief" when Prime Minister Narendra Modi hugged him hours after the space agency lost contact with the Chandrayaan 2 lander Vikram in September
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Chandrayaan-3 Approved Months After Chandrayaan-2 Vikram Lander Failure: Expected to launch in 2020 by ISRO
Chandrayaan-3 mission will have a lander and a rover, but not an orbiter, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman K. Sivan told reporters at its headquarters in Bengaluru, according to an official telecast.
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Top 5 Space Moments of 2019
From India's Chandrayaan-2 mission to the first all-women spacewalk and commercial crew milestones by US-based companies, 2019 offered several exciting moments for space enthusiasts.
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Chandrayaan-2 Vikram Lander: Space Failure Part of Big Game, NASA-JPL CTO Says
Chandrayaan-2: The debris of the crashed Vikram lander on the lunar surface has been located though there is a sort of discrepancies in who located it first: NASA or the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
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Vikram Lander: Our Own Orbiter Had Already Located It, ISRO Chief Claims
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chief K Sivan has claimed that the Vikram Lander of Chandrayaan-2 had been spotted by the space agency's own orbiter much ahead of NASA.
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'Already Done,' Says ISRO Boss On Chennai Engineer Spotting Lander Debris
ISRO chief Dr K Sivan said the space agency's own orbiter had located the lander of Chandrayaan 2, India's ambitious moon mission. The statement from the country's top space scientist comes after US space agency NASA credited a Chennai-based engineer for alerting about the presence of the debris of the lander Vikram on the lunar surface.
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Meticulous Data Analysis Brought My Eureka Moment: Shanmuga Subramanian
It was meticulous data analysis for about eight hours everyday that helped him zero in on the crash site, says Chennai based software engineer Shanmuga Subramanian credited for helping NASA discover Chandrayaan-2's Vikram lander's debris on the lunar surface.
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Foreign Media On Chennai Engineer Who Helped Locate Moon Lander's Debris
A software engineer in Chennai who pored over satellite images in his spare time helped NASA locate the debris of India's ill-fated mission to the moon.
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Chandraayan-2: How a Chennai Engineer Spotted Vikram Lander Debris When NASA Couldn't
Vikram Moon lander was sent by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) aboard the Chandraayan-2 that orbited the Moon.
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"Got Good Response From NASA": Chennai Engineer Who Spotted Vikram Debris
Shanmuga Subramanian, the Chennai-based engineer who has been credited by NASA after he alerted them about the presence of the debris of the lander of Chandrayaan 2, said he had alerted both the US space agency and the Indian Space Research Organisation. The 33-year-old said only NASA responded to his alerts.
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Chandrayaan-3's 'Pragyan' Rover Records Natural Event on Moon's South Pole
The Indian Space and Research Organisation on Thursday said that the Pragyan Rover module of the Vikram lander has recorded a natural event on the south pole of the moon. However, the detection of its source is underway.
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On Heels Of Chandrayaan-3 Success, ISRO Eyes September 2 For Mission To Sun
After the successful moon lander venture, ISRO is now gearing up for the launch of a solar mission in a week's time, likely on September 2, to study the Sun.
-
"Chose South Pole Because...": ISRO Chief On Chandrayaan-3's Prime Objectives
The Chandrayaan-3 overcame several odds ahead of a successful soft landing on the surface of the moon last evening, catapulting India into the elite space club.
-
How Chandrayaan-3 Success Can Offer Huge Economic Benefits To India
On Wednesday, the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft landed on the Moon - an event with the potential to unlock real economic benefits.
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"Chandrayaan 2's Rover Intact On Moon": Techie Who Spotted Lander Vikram
Chennai-based engineer Shanmuga Subramanian, who was credited by NASA last year for spotting the debris of the lander of Chandrayaan 2, has come up with a new find.
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"Big Relief When PM Hugged Me": ISRO Chief To NDTV On Chandrayaan 2
Indian Space Research Organisation chief K Sivan today said it was a "big relief" when Prime Minister Narendra Modi hugged him hours after the space agency lost contact with the Chandrayaan 2 lander Vikram in September
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Chandrayaan-3 Approved Months After Chandrayaan-2 Vikram Lander Failure: Expected to launch in 2020 by ISRO
Chandrayaan-3 mission will have a lander and a rover, but not an orbiter, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman K. Sivan told reporters at its headquarters in Bengaluru, according to an official telecast.
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Top 5 Space Moments of 2019
From India's Chandrayaan-2 mission to the first all-women spacewalk and commercial crew milestones by US-based companies, 2019 offered several exciting moments for space enthusiasts.
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Chandrayaan-2 Vikram Lander: Space Failure Part of Big Game, NASA-JPL CTO Says
Chandrayaan-2: The debris of the crashed Vikram lander on the lunar surface has been located though there is a sort of discrepancies in who located it first: NASA or the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
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Vikram Lander: Our Own Orbiter Had Already Located It, ISRO Chief Claims
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chief K Sivan has claimed that the Vikram Lander of Chandrayaan-2 had been spotted by the space agency's own orbiter much ahead of NASA.
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'Already Done,' Says ISRO Boss On Chennai Engineer Spotting Lander Debris
ISRO chief Dr K Sivan said the space agency's own orbiter had located the lander of Chandrayaan 2, India's ambitious moon mission. The statement from the country's top space scientist comes after US space agency NASA credited a Chennai-based engineer for alerting about the presence of the debris of the lander Vikram on the lunar surface.
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Meticulous Data Analysis Brought My Eureka Moment: Shanmuga Subramanian
It was meticulous data analysis for about eight hours everyday that helped him zero in on the crash site, says Chennai based software engineer Shanmuga Subramanian credited for helping NASA discover Chandrayaan-2's Vikram lander's debris on the lunar surface.
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Foreign Media On Chennai Engineer Who Helped Locate Moon Lander's Debris
A software engineer in Chennai who pored over satellite images in his spare time helped NASA locate the debris of India's ill-fated mission to the moon.
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Chandraayan-2: How a Chennai Engineer Spotted Vikram Lander Debris When NASA Couldn't
Vikram Moon lander was sent by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) aboard the Chandraayan-2 that orbited the Moon.
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"Got Good Response From NASA": Chennai Engineer Who Spotted Vikram Debris
Shanmuga Subramanian, the Chennai-based engineer who has been credited by NASA after he alerted them about the presence of the debris of the lander of Chandrayaan 2, said he had alerted both the US space agency and the Indian Space Research Organisation. The 33-year-old said only NASA responded to his alerts.
