Isro Pslv-c34

Chinese state media has praised India's record-breaking achievement of putting 104 satellites into the Orbit on a single rocket and termed the launch executed by ISRO as a "wake-up call" for China's space industry. The article in the state-owned newspaper Global Times commented that competition with India for commercial space launches "may be inevi...

Isro (Indian Space Research Organisation) PSLV-C34 has launched a record 20 satellites. Isro launch was from Sriharikota and included Cartosat and Google satellite among others.

Shortly after 9 am, India successfully launched a rocket which deposited a record 20 satellites in 26 minutes - proof that the country's famously frugal space agency, ISRO, is headed for a larger slice of the lucrative commercial space market.

Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle PSLV-C34 will be used to carry the 20 satellites, including India's earth observation spacecraft Cartosat-2.

Indian Space Research Organisation on Sunday said it has cleared the 48-hour countdown, starting today morning, for the launch of record 20 satellites in a single mission on June 22 from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Andhra Pradesh's Sriharikota.

Chinese state media has praised India's record-breaking achievement of putting 104 satellites into the Orbit on a single rocket and termed the launch executed by ISRO as a "wake-up call" for China's space industry. The article in the state-owned newspaper Global Times commented that competition with India for commercial space launches "may be inevi...

Isro (Indian Space Research Organisation) PSLV-C34 has launched a record 20 satellites. Isro launch was from Sriharikota and included Cartosat and Google satellite among others.

Shortly after 9 am, India successfully launched a rocket which deposited a record 20 satellites in 26 minutes - proof that the country's famously frugal space agency, ISRO, is headed for a larger slice of the lucrative commercial space market.

Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle PSLV-C34 will be used to carry the 20 satellites, including India's earth observation spacecraft Cartosat-2.

Indian Space Research Organisation on Sunday said it has cleared the 48-hour countdown, starting today morning, for the launch of record 20 satellites in a single mission on June 22 from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Andhra Pradesh's Sriharikota.