Previous Governments harboured reservations and a lack of trust in ISRO’s potential : Former ISRO scientist Nambi Narayanan
Narayanan revealed that financial support allocated to ISRO was remarkably restricted in the budgets of past administrations.
There is the ability to visit Mars and Venus, but need to increase self-confidence
The secular and progressive groups who exclusively identify with a scientific outlook must be stunned.
ISRO will send astronauts into space in next mission, Gaganyaan
Gaganyaan mission marks a pivotal juncture for India’s space program, with its multi-phased approach aiming to achieve crewed spaceflight, scientific advancements, and global collaboration.
BBC criticises India’s poverty amidst ‘Chandrayaan-3’ Mission expenditure
Anand Mahindra attributed India’s poverty to the historical exploitation by the British colonial rule.
‘Salute to all the passengers of Chandrayaan’ : Ashok Chandna, Rajasthan Sports Minister
Ashok Chandna, the Sports Minister of the Congress Government in Rajasthan, also extended his compliments to the ISRO team. While speaking to reporters, he stated, ‘We have achieved success and landed safely.
ISRO will be launching into space ‘Aditya L1’ craft into space in the next month to study the Sun
Representing ISRO’s maiden solar study mission, the endeavour comes with a budget of Rs 378 crores and is slated to span a duration of 5 years.
Special Editorial : ISRO eclipses the high and mighty
India had just launched the Mars Orbiter Mission (the Mangalyaan). While the world was lauding India’s achievement, the New York Times published a distasteful cartoon in its article India’s Budget Mission to Mars.
Chandrayaan-3 successfully lands on the Moon, India earns global recognition
Vikram Lander” initiated its descent and successfully touched down on the lunar landscape at 6:04 p.m. This intricate manoeuvre was orchestrated through computer-driven instructions utilising Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Chandrayaan-3 lander has successfully detached itself from the vehicle
Chandrayaan-3 will now be ‘deboosted’, meaning its speed will be reduced. As a result of this, the distance of Chandrayaan-3 from the moon will be at least 30 km.
Chandrayaan-3 enters the lunar orbit
Today, the Chandrayaan-3 mission achieved a crucial milestone with the successful completion of the Lunar Orbit Insertion (LOI).