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ISRO's PSLV Successfully Launches IRNSS-1I Navigation Satellite From Sriharikota Days After Big Jolt: 10 Points
While most of India slept, ISRO's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle or PSLV blasted off into space from Sriharikota off the coast of Andhra Pradesh at 4:04 am today, carrying IRNSS-1I, the eighth satellite for India's homegrown global positioning system. The successful launch came just 14 days after the much larger Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehi...
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Two Weeks After Big Jolt, ISRO To Launch Next Satellite: 10 Facts
Space agency ISRO is all set for the pre-dawn launch of its next satellite the IRNSS-1I, a key part of the country's constellation of navigation satellites. Exactly at 4.04 am, the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle or PSLV will lift off from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh, carrying the satellite. The 32-hour countdown is progressing successfully. The I...
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2 Weeks After Mission That Failed, ISRO Readies Another Satellite Launch
The countdown to the launch of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle or PSLV on its 43rd flight has begun. The PSLV, which will launch tomorrow, will be carrying the satellite IRNSS 1I as part of the Indian constellation of navigation satellites.
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Efforts Continue To Establish Contact With GSAT-6A Satellite, Says ISRO
Space scientists continue efforts to establish contact with the country's snag-hit latest communication satellite GSAT-6A that went off the radar, the Indian space agency said today.
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GSAT-6A Satellite Could Become 'Fully Loaded' Space Debris If Link Not Established, Say Experts
Indian communication satellite GSAT-6A would become a space debris if the Indian space agency does not reestablish communication link with it, said experts.
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In Major Setback, Contact With Satellite GSAT-6A Lost, Confirms ISRO
The Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO has lost communications link with the powerful home-made GSAT-6A satellite, which was launched on Thursday, the space agency said in a statement today.
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PM Modi Congratulates ISRO Scientists Over GSAT-6A Satellite Launch
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday congratulated ISRO team on the successful launch of GSAT-6A satellite saying it will provide new possibilities for mobile applications.
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ISRO's GSAT-6A Communication Satellite: Key Facts You Need To Know
ISRO's GSAT-6A Communication Satellite was launched from Sriharikota space port in Andhra Pradesh at 4:56 pm today. Leaving behind plumes of smoke, the 49.1 metre tall GSLV soared majestically into clear skies, carrying the 2,140 kg GSAT-6A satellite to be injected into a geostationary orbit at a height of about 36,000 km. The satellite is home-mad...
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GSAT-6A Launch LIVE Updates: ISRO Successfully Places Satellite Into Orbit
ISRO's big launch of a home-made communications satellite - the GSAT-6A - twin of the GSAT- 6 launched in 2015 - will lift off in a few minutes at 4.56 pm from Sriharikota riding the heavyweight GSLV rocket. The two rockets in tandem will provide signals that that would permit two-way exchange of data even from very remote locations where mobile co...
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ISRO's PSLV Successfully Launches IRNSS-1I Navigation Satellite From Sriharikota Days After Big Jolt: 10 Points
While most of India slept, ISRO's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle or PSLV blasted off into space from Sriharikota off the coast of Andhra Pradesh at 4:04 am today, carrying IRNSS-1I, the eighth satellite for India's homegrown global positioning system. The successful launch came just 14 days after the much larger Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehi...
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Two Weeks After Big Jolt, ISRO To Launch Next Satellite: 10 Facts
Space agency ISRO is all set for the pre-dawn launch of its next satellite the IRNSS-1I, a key part of the country's constellation of navigation satellites. Exactly at 4.04 am, the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle or PSLV will lift off from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh, carrying the satellite. The 32-hour countdown is progressing successfully. The I...
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2 Weeks After Mission That Failed, ISRO Readies Another Satellite Launch
The countdown to the launch of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle or PSLV on its 43rd flight has begun. The PSLV, which will launch tomorrow, will be carrying the satellite IRNSS 1I as part of the Indian constellation of navigation satellites.
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Efforts Continue To Establish Contact With GSAT-6A Satellite, Says ISRO
Space scientists continue efforts to establish contact with the country's snag-hit latest communication satellite GSAT-6A that went off the radar, the Indian space agency said today.
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GSAT-6A Satellite Could Become 'Fully Loaded' Space Debris If Link Not Established, Say Experts
Indian communication satellite GSAT-6A would become a space debris if the Indian space agency does not reestablish communication link with it, said experts.
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In Major Setback, Contact With Satellite GSAT-6A Lost, Confirms ISRO
The Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO has lost communications link with the powerful home-made GSAT-6A satellite, which was launched on Thursday, the space agency said in a statement today.
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PM Modi Congratulates ISRO Scientists Over GSAT-6A Satellite Launch
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday congratulated ISRO team on the successful launch of GSAT-6A satellite saying it will provide new possibilities for mobile applications.
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ISRO's GSAT-6A Communication Satellite: Key Facts You Need To Know
ISRO's GSAT-6A Communication Satellite was launched from Sriharikota space port in Andhra Pradesh at 4:56 pm today. Leaving behind plumes of smoke, the 49.1 metre tall GSLV soared majestically into clear skies, carrying the 2,140 kg GSAT-6A satellite to be injected into a geostationary orbit at a height of about 36,000 km. The satellite is home-mad...
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GSAT-6A Launch LIVE Updates: ISRO Successfully Places Satellite Into Orbit
ISRO's big launch of a home-made communications satellite - the GSAT-6A - twin of the GSAT- 6 launched in 2015 - will lift off in a few minutes at 4.56 pm from Sriharikota riding the heavyweight GSLV rocket. The two rockets in tandem will provide signals that that would permit two-way exchange of data even from very remote locations where mobile co...
