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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 Successfully Launches Insat-3DR Advanced Weather Satellite
With the launch of Insat-3DR, the Indian space agency has successfully launched three satellites weighing over two tonnes.
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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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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 Successfully Launches Insat-3DR Advanced Weather Satellite
With the launch of Insat-3DR, the Indian space agency has successfully launched three satellites weighing over two tonnes.
-
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.
