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Ahead Of Republic Day, India Successfully Tested Its Cryogenic Engine: 10 Facts
Indian space agency ISRO has given the country its best gift on the Republic Day - a successful testing of its most powerful cryogenic engine, code-named C25. Cryogenic engines are special rocket engines that use liquid fuel and provide the biggest push to a launcher vehicle, and so they are used in the upper stages of a rocket launch. The US used...
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In Big Leap, Scientists Test India's Most Powerful Cryogenic Engine
Mastering a complex technology once denied to India, the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO crossed an important milestone today when it successfully tested the country's latest and most powerful cryogenic engine for 800 seconds.
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India's 200-crore space mission today: what's at stake
At 4.50 pm today, India will launch a home-made massive rocket and a communications satellite, GSAT-14. This is the second time in three years that an Indian-made cryogenic engine will be used for a rocket to deposit an advanced communications satellite in space.
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Ahead Of Republic Day, India Successfully Tested Its Cryogenic Engine: 10 Facts
Indian space agency ISRO has given the country its best gift on the Republic Day - a successful testing of its most powerful cryogenic engine, code-named C25. Cryogenic engines are special rocket engines that use liquid fuel and provide the biggest push to a launcher vehicle, and so they are used in the upper stages of a rocket launch. The US used...
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In Big Leap, Scientists Test India's Most Powerful Cryogenic Engine
Mastering a complex technology once denied to India, the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO crossed an important milestone today when it successfully tested the country's latest and most powerful cryogenic engine for 800 seconds.
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India's 200-crore space mission today: what's at stake
At 4.50 pm today, India will launch a home-made massive rocket and a communications satellite, GSAT-14. This is the second time in three years that an Indian-made cryogenic engine will be used for a rocket to deposit an advanced communications satellite in space.
