INDIAN SPACE NEWS

ISRO chairman S Somanath  BENGALURU: ISRO, which has on its drawing board an orbiter mission to Venus, is working on achieving a unique outcome so as to justify it to the nation, chairman S Somanath said on Wednesday. At the inaugural of the National Meet on Venus Science, Somanath said that while the mission to study the planet, largely mysterious despite several science missions by space-faring nations, was justifiable to the fraternity, the aim is to have a unique outcome. Isro and a host of academic institutions on Wednesday discussed various science questions revolving around Venus and the space agency is expected to further continue dialogues before firming up the mission plan. Given the budgetary and resources constraint, Somanath said it was essential to convince decision-makers the use space science missions have for the nation. “The mission can be done very quickly, there is capability for that. But today, we are looking at what contributions the mission makes. We’ll revi...

Chandrayaan 3 ISRO  The first pictures of Chandrayaan-3 have finally come in front of us. ISRO has shared pictures of this mission through a documentary. This mission is expected to be launched in August. Chandrayaan-3 (Chandrayaan-3) mission was getting delayed due to the covid-19 pandemic.   The first pictures of this mission have finally come to us. The Indian Space and Research Organization (ISRO) has released these pictures in a documentary 'Space on Wheels'. 75 satellites launched by India have also been shown in this  documentary. Chandrayaan-3 will be launched in August The video shows what the Chandrayaan-3 lander looks like touching the surface of the Moon. This mission is modeled after Chandrayaan-2, which crashed near the Moon in 2019. It had fallen on the ground while spinning rapidly from a height of about 350 meters above the surface. Mission delayed due to covid-19  Chandrayaan 3 mission (Photo: ISRO) ISRO says that it is trying to launch this m...

ISRO's space missions scheduled for 2022 ISRO One of the expected missions, the PSLV-C52 rocket, successfully launched the Indian Space Research Organisation's EOS-04 earth observation satellite and two minor satellites into their target orbit on February 14, 2022. EOS-04 is a Radar Imaging Satellite engineered to deliver high-quality photos in all climate circumstances for sectors like agriculture, forestry, and plantations, as well as moisture levels and flood tracking. Let's see what else ISRO has planned for space enthusiasts in 2022. GAGANYAAN Gaganyaan mission The Gaganyaan mission's goal is to test the capacity of sending mankind into low earth orbit using space vehicle and safely returning them to Earth. In 2022, India's big mission, which intends to launch the first batch of Indian astronauts into space on an indigenously built spacecraft, would get a boost. At the start of the second half of 2022, ISRO will undertake a test vehicle flight to validate the ...

  Gaganyan, Chandrayaan, Aditya and then SSLV; Head of VSSC on future missions 2022 will be a busy year for ISRO, says Dr S Unnikrishnan, head of the Human Space Flight Center and VSSC. Dr Unnikrishnan told Asianet News that Chandrayaan's three launches will take place in the first half of this year. Thiruvananthapuram: ISRO is gearing up to jump again after a major crisis. Gaganyaan's two test missions will take place this year, Chandrayaan 3 will take place soon, the first launch of the new launch vehicle SSLV will take place soon, and the Aditya L1 mission to study the Sun will be launched later this year. Thus, 2022 will be a busy year, says Dr. S. Unnikrishnan, Head of the Human Space Flight Center and VSSC. In an exclusive interview with Asianet News, the senior scientist at the helm of the Gaganyaan mission responded. Getting out of the crisis. ISRO has a lot of work to do this year. The first test mission of the new launch vehicle, the SSLV, will take place soon, and th...

  This center of Uttarakhand will help ISRO in the country's first solar mission ISRO ADITYA L1 A community service center has been set up to store data from India's first solar space mission on a web interface so that users can view these data immediately. To analyze it in a scientific way. The name of this center is Aditya L1 Support Cell (AL1SC). The center has been created by ISRO (ISRO) and Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Science (ARIES) of the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India... The center is used to analyze scientific data by guest observers and the science Supervision will be done in preparing the proposal. AL1SC has been set up at ARIES's Haldwani campus in Uttarakhand, which will work jointly with ISRO to maximize analysis and use of all scientific details and data from Aditya L1 (Aditya-L1), India's first solar space mission To go This center will act as a bridge between the students and teachers of various research...

WELCOME TO INDIAN SPACE NEWS  Aditya - L1 First Indian mission to study the Sun Aditya-L1 mission ADITYA L1 MISSION LATEST NEWS Aditya आदित्य .  The most ambitious space missions undertaken by the space agency. The Aditya-1 mission was conceived as a small 400 kg class satellite carrying one payload, the Visible Emission Line Coronagraph (VELC) and was planned to launch in a 800 km low earth orbit.  A Satellite placed in the halo orbit around the Lagrangian point 1 (L1) of the Sun-Earth system has the major advantage of continuously viewing the Sun without any occultation/ eclipses.  Therefore, the Aditya-1 mission has now been revised to “ Aditya-L 1 mission” and will be inserted in a halo orbit around the L1, which is 1.5 million km from the Earth.  The satellite carries additional six payloads with enhanced science scope and objectives. The project is approved and the satellite will be launched during 2021 – 2022 timeframe by   Polar Satellite Laun...