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ISRO's Heaviest Rocket, GSLV Mark-III, Set For Maiden Launch In June
Buoyed by the successful launch of the South Asia Satellite, the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO is now busy preparing for the maiden launch of its heaviest rocket - the 640-tonne Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle-Mark III (GSLV Mk III).
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Isro Puts Another Rocket Into Global Satellite Launch Market With GSLV-Mk II
"Antrix is also looking at launching small satellites in low orbits. Several small satellites can be accommodated in one GSLV."
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ISRO To Launch Weather Satellite Next Month
India will launch a weather satellite next month with a heavy rocket, the geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle (GSLV-Mk II), Indian space agency chief AS Kiran Kumar said in Chennai today.
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India to Launch a Heavier US Satellite With GSLV Rocket
The Indian space agency has already lined for putting US NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellite into orbit using its GSLV-Mk II rocket, its chief said today.
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GSLV Rocket May Be Declared Fully Operational
The Indian space agency would, in all probability, declare its GSLV rocket variant -the GSLV-Mk II - fully operational if it successfully puts the GSAT-6 communication satellite into orbit, a senior official of Indian space agency said.
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ISRO's Heaviest Rocket, GSLV Mark-III, Set For Maiden Launch In June
Buoyed by the successful launch of the South Asia Satellite, the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO is now busy preparing for the maiden launch of its heaviest rocket - the 640-tonne Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle-Mark III (GSLV Mk III).
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Isro Puts Another Rocket Into Global Satellite Launch Market With GSLV-Mk II
"Antrix is also looking at launching small satellites in low orbits. Several small satellites can be accommodated in one GSLV."
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ISRO To Launch Weather Satellite Next Month
India will launch a weather satellite next month with a heavy rocket, the geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle (GSLV-Mk II), Indian space agency chief AS Kiran Kumar said in Chennai today.
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India to Launch a Heavier US Satellite With GSLV Rocket
The Indian space agency has already lined for putting US NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellite into orbit using its GSLV-Mk II rocket, its chief said today.
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GSLV Rocket May Be Declared Fully Operational
The Indian space agency would, in all probability, declare its GSLV rocket variant -the GSLV-Mk II - fully operational if it successfully puts the GSAT-6 communication satellite into orbit, a senior official of Indian space agency said.
