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ISRO To Give 100 Students A Chance To Have Their Satellites Sent To Space
The Indian Space Research Organisation will select over 100 students from across India and give them a practical experience of how satellites are build under the new "Young Scientist Programme", its chairman K Sivan announced today.
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In Big Boost To ISRO, Centre Approves Rs 10,000 Crore Plan For Future Missions
Giving a boost to the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO, the central government has approved the over-10,000 crore plan to give an impetus to the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle and Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark-III programmes. The move will help ISRO further its launches of the light and heavy satellites.
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Government Nod To Rs 10,000-Cr Continuation Programmes For PSLV
The Union government today approved the continuation of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle and Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark-III programmes, costing more than Rs 10,000 crore, in a move that will help Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) launch light and heavy-weight satellites.
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As ISRO Attempts World Record, Government Confirms Missions To Mars, Venus
India will boldly go to Venus for the first time and re-visit the Red Planet very soon. Buried and hidden in the hundreds of pages of the new-format electronic budget documents, is the first formal acknowledgement by the government about these two new bold inter-planetary sojourns to Earth's immediate neighbours. This uplifting news comes ahead of ...
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Isro to Look at Possibility of Recovering Rocket Stage
"We are also looking at that programme," K.Sivan, director, Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) told IANS on the phone from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh.
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ASTROSAT, India's Own Space Observatory: 10 Things To Know
ASTROSAT, India's first space research observatory, was successfully launched into orbit by the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle today. With this, India has joined a select club of nations having their own space observatories.
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Cabinet Approves Continuation of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle Programme
The programme, which will cost Rs. 3,090 crores, details 15 operational flights (PSLV-C36 to PSLV-C50).
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Government Committed to Give Further Impetus to Space Programme: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a visit to Sriharikota to witness the launch of ISRO's PSLV C-23 rocket, on Sunday said his government is committed to give impetus to the country's space programme.
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Navigation satellite launch important milestone in space programme: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
India entered a new era in space applications on Monday night with its first dedicated navigation satellite being successfully put into orbit by its polar rocket PSLV that will give the country an alternative to US' GPS.
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PSLV: India's 101st space mission successful, President Pranab Mukherjee witnesses launch
In an important landmark for the Indian space program, the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle or PSLV today placed the second Indo-French satellite 'SARAL' and six other co-passengers or small satellites from Canada, Austria, Denmark and the UK in orbit.
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ISRO To Give 100 Students A Chance To Have Their Satellites Sent To Space
The Indian Space Research Organisation will select over 100 students from across India and give them a practical experience of how satellites are build under the new "Young Scientist Programme", its chairman K Sivan announced today.
-
In Big Boost To ISRO, Centre Approves Rs 10,000 Crore Plan For Future Missions
Giving a boost to the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO, the central government has approved the over-10,000 crore plan to give an impetus to the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle and Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark-III programmes. The move will help ISRO further its launches of the light and heavy satellites.
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Government Nod To Rs 10,000-Cr Continuation Programmes For PSLV
The Union government today approved the continuation of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle and Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark-III programmes, costing more than Rs 10,000 crore, in a move that will help Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) launch light and heavy-weight satellites.
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As ISRO Attempts World Record, Government Confirms Missions To Mars, Venus
India will boldly go to Venus for the first time and re-visit the Red Planet very soon. Buried and hidden in the hundreds of pages of the new-format electronic budget documents, is the first formal acknowledgement by the government about these two new bold inter-planetary sojourns to Earth's immediate neighbours. This uplifting news comes ahead of ...
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Isro to Look at Possibility of Recovering Rocket Stage
"We are also looking at that programme," K.Sivan, director, Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) told IANS on the phone from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh.
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ASTROSAT, India's Own Space Observatory: 10 Things To Know
ASTROSAT, India's first space research observatory, was successfully launched into orbit by the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle today. With this, India has joined a select club of nations having their own space observatories.
-
Cabinet Approves Continuation of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle Programme
The programme, which will cost Rs. 3,090 crores, details 15 operational flights (PSLV-C36 to PSLV-C50).
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Government Committed to Give Further Impetus to Space Programme: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a visit to Sriharikota to witness the launch of ISRO's PSLV C-23 rocket, on Sunday said his government is committed to give impetus to the country's space programme.
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Navigation satellite launch important milestone in space programme: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
India entered a new era in space applications on Monday night with its first dedicated navigation satellite being successfully put into orbit by its polar rocket PSLV that will give the country an alternative to US' GPS.
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PSLV: India's 101st space mission successful, President Pranab Mukherjee witnesses launch
In an important landmark for the Indian space program, the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle or PSLV today placed the second Indo-French satellite 'SARAL' and six other co-passengers or small satellites from Canada, Austria, Denmark and the UK in orbit.
