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US Satellite Launch By ISRO May Make Phone Calls Directly Via Space A Reality
India is all set to launch a massive American communications satellite that would allow making phone calls using direct connectivity from space. This is a highly innovative and a more modern approach to satellite telephony than the existing services.
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ISRO Successfully Inserts Cartosat-3, 13 US Nano Satellites Into Orbit
ISRO has successfully placed into orbit its own earth observation satellite Cartosat-3 and 13 American nano satellites in a textbook style.
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Still On Drawing Board, ISRO's Newest Rocket "Baby PSLV" Scores A Deal
It's a deal that is almost unheard of in the space industry. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has been able to sell a dedicated commercial launch of the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) to an American company months before the rocket is any shape to lift off.
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SpaceX Gets US FCC to Back Satellite Internet Plan
US FCC Chairman Pai proposed the approval of an application by SpaceX to provide broadband services using satellites in the US and worldwide.
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The First Ever Satellite Being Jointly Built By NASA And ISRO Will Do This
Till recently, American space agency NASA and India's ISRO were almost forbidden to talk to each other as sanctions were in place. But that has changed now, and the two space agencies are jointly making a satellite called NISAR that will monitor the Earth like never before.
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Spell Out Policy Governing Export Of US Satellites To India: US Lawmakers To Barack Obama
Two weeks after ISRO successfully launched 20 satellites - including 13 from the US - in a single mission, two influential American lawmakers have asked the Obama administration to spell out its policy that allows it to launch commercial satellites on Indian space vehicles.
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Launch Of US Satellites May Not Be One-Off Affair: ISRO
The launch by India of satellites belonging to American companies Terra Bella - a Google company - and Planet Labs on Wednesday need not be an one-time affair, ISRO officials said.
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India Enters Exclusive GPS Club With Launch Of Navigation Satellite
India moved closer to realising its own navigation satellite system similar to the American Global Positioning System or GPS with the launch of its seventh and final satellite in a series from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh today.
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US' Private Space Industry Opposes Use Of ISRO Launch Vehicles
Amid the US' push to expand cooperation with India in the space sector, the country's nascent private space industry has expressed its opposition to the large scale use of low cost ISRO launch vehicles for putting American satellites into orbits.
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In a First, ISRO to Launch 9 Nano, Micro American Satellites
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will be launching nine nano / micro satellites for United States during 2015-16 time frame. This will be the first time that ISRO will launch US satellites.
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Soon, India to have its own space shuttle
The Americans recently retired their one of the most successful space shuttles, the Atlantis. Now, India is working towards realising its dream - to create a re-usable satellite launch vehicle.
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US Satellite Launch By ISRO May Make Phone Calls Directly Via Space A Reality
India is all set to launch a massive American communications satellite that would allow making phone calls using direct connectivity from space. This is a highly innovative and a more modern approach to satellite telephony than the existing services.
-
ISRO Successfully Inserts Cartosat-3, 13 US Nano Satellites Into Orbit
ISRO has successfully placed into orbit its own earth observation satellite Cartosat-3 and 13 American nano satellites in a textbook style.
-
Still On Drawing Board, ISRO's Newest Rocket "Baby PSLV" Scores A Deal
It's a deal that is almost unheard of in the space industry. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has been able to sell a dedicated commercial launch of the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) to an American company months before the rocket is any shape to lift off.
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SpaceX Gets US FCC to Back Satellite Internet Plan
US FCC Chairman Pai proposed the approval of an application by SpaceX to provide broadband services using satellites in the US and worldwide.
-
The First Ever Satellite Being Jointly Built By NASA And ISRO Will Do This
Till recently, American space agency NASA and India's ISRO were almost forbidden to talk to each other as sanctions were in place. But that has changed now, and the two space agencies are jointly making a satellite called NISAR that will monitor the Earth like never before.
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Spell Out Policy Governing Export Of US Satellites To India: US Lawmakers To Barack Obama
Two weeks after ISRO successfully launched 20 satellites - including 13 from the US - in a single mission, two influential American lawmakers have asked the Obama administration to spell out its policy that allows it to launch commercial satellites on Indian space vehicles.
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Launch Of US Satellites May Not Be One-Off Affair: ISRO
The launch by India of satellites belonging to American companies Terra Bella - a Google company - and Planet Labs on Wednesday need not be an one-time affair, ISRO officials said.
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India Enters Exclusive GPS Club With Launch Of Navigation Satellite
India moved closer to realising its own navigation satellite system similar to the American Global Positioning System or GPS with the launch of its seventh and final satellite in a series from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh today.
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US' Private Space Industry Opposes Use Of ISRO Launch Vehicles
Amid the US' push to expand cooperation with India in the space sector, the country's nascent private space industry has expressed its opposition to the large scale use of low cost ISRO launch vehicles for putting American satellites into orbits.
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In a First, ISRO to Launch 9 Nano, Micro American Satellites
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will be launching nine nano / micro satellites for United States during 2015-16 time frame. This will be the first time that ISRO will launch US satellites.
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Soon, India to have its own space shuttle
The Americans recently retired their one of the most successful space shuttles, the Atlantis. Now, India is working towards realising its dream - to create a re-usable satellite launch vehicle.
