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...

Under the public authority's new space area controller, IN-SPACe, the private startup has consented to an arrangement with ISRO for its first little satellite dispatch vehicle, Agnikul; ISRO, then, reported a deferred in its Gaganyaan monitored space mission.  latest news from isro India in Space This Month: First Private Indian Space Shuttle, ISRO Gaganyaan Delayed  Agent picture. (Photograph: ISRO)  India is one of the significant individuals from space missions around the globe, with the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) driving the country to spearhead Mangalyaan and Chandrayaan space missions as of now. Normally, there is critical interest in this area, and this month, two significant updates have come from the space area in India. The first relates to India's first private space startup concurrence with ISRO, while the second attests to the effect that the Covid pandemic has had across businesses as ISRO declared a deferral in its preliminary missions for Ga...