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ISRO and NASA to Launch NISAR Satellite in March 2025 for Earth Observation
The ISRO-Nasa collaboration on the NISAR satellite will launch in March 2025, aiming to revolutionise global Earth observation. The satellite, featuring advanced radar technology, will monitor land and ice surfaces, track ecosystem changes, and detect geological events like earthquakes and landslides. The mission will help map Earth’s surface wit...
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After 'Anomaly', Picture Perfect Take Off For ISRO's Advanced Weather Satellite
After a hiccup or two, the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO's much-loved "Naughty Boy", the GSLV rocket, shot into the blue on Thursday, carrying India's 11th satellite - the INSAT-3DR. The picture-perfect launch came after an initial delay of 40 minutes, which insiders in the ISRO had attributed to an "anomaly".
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After 40 Minute Delay Over 'Anomaly', ISRO's Big Launch To Take Place Soon
The launch of the GSLV rocket, which will carry the weather satellite INSAT-3DR, has been delayed by 40 minutes over an 'anomaly', the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO has said. The take-off, from the launch pad of Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh, was scheduled for 4.10 pm, but will now be held at 4.50 pm.
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What stopped India's rocket launch? 750 kg of leaking fuel
When India's Rs 205-crore space mission was aborted earlier this month, scientists from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) blamed a fuel leak in the rocket that was meant to place a fancy communications satellite in space.
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GSLV-D5 rocket launch delayed, countdown clock stopped due to leak
Just an hour and 14 minutes before it was scheduled to lift off, coundown to the launch of India's massive home-made rocket and communications satellite, the GSAT-14, was halted today. Scientists at ISRO said a "leak" had been detected and they were not sure when the countdown would resume.
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India's 200-crore space mission delayed after "leak" in GSLV
Less than two hours before lift-off, the launch of India's massive home-made rocket and communications satellite was called off this afternoon because of a reported fuel leak.
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GSLV-D5 rocket launch delayed, countdown clock stopped due to leak
The 29-hour countdown for the launch of India's heavy rocket geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle-D5 (GSLV-D5), carrying communication satellite GSAT-14, began on Sunday at 11.50 am at Sriharikota rocket port in Andhra Pradesh, officials said.
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ISRO and NASA to Launch NISAR Satellite in March 2025 for Earth Observation
The ISRO-Nasa collaboration on the NISAR satellite will launch in March 2025, aiming to revolutionise global Earth observation. The satellite, featuring advanced radar technology, will monitor land and ice surfaces, track ecosystem changes, and detect geological events like earthquakes and landslides. The mission will help map Earth’s surface wit...
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After 'Anomaly', Picture Perfect Take Off For ISRO's Advanced Weather Satellite
After a hiccup or two, the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO's much-loved "Naughty Boy", the GSLV rocket, shot into the blue on Thursday, carrying India's 11th satellite - the INSAT-3DR. The picture-perfect launch came after an initial delay of 40 minutes, which insiders in the ISRO had attributed to an "anomaly".
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After 40 Minute Delay Over 'Anomaly', ISRO's Big Launch To Take Place Soon
The launch of the GSLV rocket, which will carry the weather satellite INSAT-3DR, has been delayed by 40 minutes over an 'anomaly', the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO has said. The take-off, from the launch pad of Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh, was scheduled for 4.10 pm, but will now be held at 4.50 pm.
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What stopped India's rocket launch? 750 kg of leaking fuel
When India's Rs 205-crore space mission was aborted earlier this month, scientists from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) blamed a fuel leak in the rocket that was meant to place a fancy communications satellite in space.
-
GSLV-D5 rocket launch delayed, countdown clock stopped due to leak
Just an hour and 14 minutes before it was scheduled to lift off, coundown to the launch of India's massive home-made rocket and communications satellite, the GSAT-14, was halted today. Scientists at ISRO said a "leak" had been detected and they were not sure when the countdown would resume.
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India's 200-crore space mission delayed after "leak" in GSLV
Less than two hours before lift-off, the launch of India's massive home-made rocket and communications satellite was called off this afternoon because of a reported fuel leak.
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GSLV-D5 rocket launch delayed, countdown clock stopped due to leak
The 29-hour countdown for the launch of India's heavy rocket geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle-D5 (GSLV-D5), carrying communication satellite GSAT-14, began on Sunday at 11.50 am at Sriharikota rocket port in Andhra Pradesh, officials said.
