Sharan Sanil

India’s 11th President passed away on this day, back in 2015

APJ Abdul Kalam

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Revisiting Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam’s Historic ISRO Days

Niraj Kakade

Along with the EOS-04, two other satellites were also launched in the orbit

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It’s a bird? It’s a plane? No, it’s ISRO!

India’s space future is in capable hands with rocket scientist Dr S. Somanath taking over as ISRO Chief. The Indian Space Research Organisation has a new sheriff in town. ISRO yesterday announced Dr S. Somanath as its new chairman and Space Secretary. Curious to know more about the rocket scientist? We have all the answers. [&hellip;]

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Get To Know The New ISRO Chief, Dr S Somanath

Yosha Khurana

The Gaganyaan mission, an unscrewed take off for which had been scheduled for December this year, now stands delayed. Delays in deliveries of valuable parts of the aircraft and related mechanics due to the restrictions in place for Covid-19 are said to be the reason. &#8220;Definitely it will not be possible in December. It&#8217;s delayed&#8221;, [&hellip;]

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ISRO’s Gaganyaan Will Now Be Delayed

MW Staff

India is now getting into the reusable rockets. According to a report by SpaceNews, the Indian Space Research Organisation has revealed plans to develop reusable rocket technology in this decade. In a &#8220;New Year Message for 2021,&#8221; ISRO Chairman K. Sivan announced the agency&#8217;s goals for the 2020s within the context of the growing space [&hellip;]

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India To Build Reusable Rockets In The Next Decade

NASA has been successful in cultivating radish in space. Astronaut Kate Rubins harvested radish plants growing in the Advanced Plant Habitat (APH) aboard the International Space Station. With frequent plans to visit the Moon and Mars, future astronauts will need a regular and fresh source of food as they take missions farther away from home. [&hellip;]

2020

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NASA Grows Radish In Space Under Microgravity

India plans to launch a new orbiter to Venus in 2024, a year later than planned, according to media reports. Titled as &#8220;Shukrayaan,&#8221; the orbiter will be the first mission to Venus by the India Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and will study the planet for four years, as reported by SpaceNews.com. T. Maria Antonita of [&hellip;]

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India To Launch Venus Mission In 2024 After Pandemic Delays

On Monday, Scientists said that they have detected in the harshly acidic clouds of Venus a gas called phosphine that indicates microbes may inhabit Earth’s inhospitable neighbour, a sign of potential life beyond Earth. Phosphine molecules found on Earth are a result of human industry or the actions of microbes that thrive in oxygen-free environments. [&hellip;]

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Life On Venus? Astronomers Find Possible Sign Of Aliens

Mayukh Majumdar

The Indian Space Research Organisation will send Vyommitra, a &#8216;lady robot&#8217; in the unmanned Gaganyaan spacecraft before sending astronauts on India&#8217;s first manned mission to space in December of 2021. The humanoid robot was unveiled at the inaugural session of the &#8220;Human Spaceflight and Exploration &#8211; Present Challenges and Future Trends&#8221;. Introducing herself, the robot [&hellip;]

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Meet Vyommitra, India’s First ‘Robot’ Astronaut

Sanika Achrekar

Chandrayaan-2 captures the new images of the moon and here&#8217;s everything you should know