Big success for ISRO: Energy generated in space using emission free technology
In a test conducted onboard PSLV-C58, ISRO was able to generate energy without any emissions.
Aiming to launch 50 satellites in next 5 years : ISRO Chairman Dr S Somnath
We have already configured 50 satellites to be realised in the next five years and this is going to be launched for India for supporting this particular geo-intelligence capability.
Our neighbour has reached the Moon; but we are yet to stand up on the ground properly : Nawaz Sharif
We shot ourselves in our own feet, else our country would have reached a different level”, said Nawaz Sharif, former Prime Minister of Pakistan.
ISRO Gaganyaan Mission : An important test successfully conducted
Under the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)’s ‘Gaganyaan’ mission, a test of its emergency escape system was successfully conducted on the 21st of October 2023 at Captain Satish Dhawan Centre.
Scientists should aim to send the first Indian to the moon by 2040 : PM Modi
Prime Minister also told the scientists to work on the ‘Venus Orbiter Mission’ and ‘Mars Lander’.
‘Vikram’ has happily gone to sleep, now we are planning to head towards Mars and Venus
If Vikram wants to wake up in the near future, then he will, but until then we will have to wait. Efforts to establish contact with it will continue.
ISRO’s software faces 100+ cyber attacks every day : S Somnath, ISRO Chief
The possibility of cyber-attacks is much higher in rocket technology as it uses ultra-modern software and chip-based hardware. ISRO, however, is completely safe from such threats.
Aditya L-1, which is rushing towards the sun, has crossed a significant distance of 9.2 lakh km !
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)’s Aditya L-1 probe has crossed the Earth’s sphere of influence and started its journey towards the Sun to study it.
The third space station to be built by India
The space station to be built by India will weigh 20 tonnes, as against the International Space Station weighing 450 tonnes and China’s space station weighing 80 tonnes.
The construction site of ‘Aditya-L1’ was 1 lakh times cleaner than a hospital ICU
At the location where the spacecraft was built, the scientists were not allowed to wear a perfume, because even the ultra-fine particles could affect the instruments of the spacecraft.