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PSLV-C54 mission: India successfully launches the PSLV-C54 mission with nine satellites into space

2022-11-272022-11-27Namrata Paul

From the first launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Andhra Pradesh’s Sriharikota, the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C54) of the Indian Space Research Organization successfully launched nine satellites into orbit on Saturday, including eight nanosatellites. The Earth Observation Satellite-6, commonly known as Oceansat-3, was the primary satellite of the 44.4-meter rocket, which […]

Black Hole: This is how a black hole sounds

2022-11-272022-11-27Namrata Paul

Space lovers are frequently astounded by Nasa’s sonification attempts, and on Friday, the space agency made yet another attempt by turning the “light echoes” from the black hole into music. The sonification method used by NASA to turn the light reflections around the black hole into sound waves was shown in a movie. According to […]

NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Enters Lunar Orbit a Week After Artemis I Launch

2022-11-262022-11-26Namrata Paul

According to officials, NASA’s Orion spacecraft successfully completed the long-delayed Moon mission on Friday and was deployed into lunar orbit. Flight controllers “successfully completed a burn to place NASA’s Orion Spacecraft into a distant retrograde orbit,” the US space agency said on its website, just over a week after the spacecraft launched from Florida headed […]

PSLV to Launch Pixxel’s Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite Anand on November 26

2022-11-212022-11-21Namrata Paul

Pixxel, a space tech firm, will launch its third hyperspectral satellite, Anand, on Saturday from Sriharikota using ISRO’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV). Anand is a hyperspectral microsatellite that weighs less than 15 kg and has more than 150 wavelengths, allowing it to take more detailed pictures of the earth than the current non-hyperspectral satellites, […]

Gaganyaan: ISRO tests parachutes that will bring Indian astronauts to Earth from space

2022-11-202022-11-20Namrata Paul

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has finished a significant Gaganyaan mission development test a day after successfully launching India’s first privately built rocket. India’s first manned space mission, Gaganyaan, is scheduled to launch the following year. The “Integrated Main Parachute Airdrop Test (IMAT)” of the crew module deceleration system was carried out by the […]

Japan extends participation in International Space Station to 2030

2022-11-182022-11-18Namrata Paul

Following in the footsteps of ally the United States, Japan will prolong its participation in the International Space Station (ISS) programme through 2030, said Education and Science Minister Keiko Nagaoka on Friday. In December, the US promised to maintain ISS operations until 2030. Tokyo is the first of Washington’s programme partners—which also include the 11-nation […]

ISRO To Launch Vikram-S, India’s First Privately Built Rocket Today

2022-11-182022-11-18Namrata Paul

Three hours prior to the launch time, which is set for 11.30 a.m. on Friday, the countdown to the launch of the Vikram-S rocket, developed by Skyroot Aerospace, will begin. Three hours before the rocket’s liftoff, the countdown will start. On Friday, the rocket is scheduled to launch at 11.30 a.m. Given that it is […]

InSight lander has begun sending its goodbyes from Mars

2022-11-152022-11-15Namrata Paul

The NASA Interior Exploration utilising Seismic Investigations, often known as InSight lander, is nearing the end of its mission on Mars after recording quakes one by one and listening to the sounds of rumblings beneath the surface. The lander’s mission will inevitably come to an end because the solar panels on its solar-powered battery charger […]

World’s largest iceberg is near its end

2022-11-122022-11-12Namrata Paul

In May 2021, when it separated from its parent ice shelf in Antarctica, it was the biggest iceberg ever recorded. The iceberg has now disintegrated into smaller fragments, the largest of which being Antarctic iceberg A-76A, which is currently floating in the Drake passage. As it floats forever in the water, the largest portion of […]

SpaceX launches first Falcon Heavy mission since 2019 from Florida

2022-11-022022-11-02Namrata Paul

Tuesday saw the world’s most potent operational rocket, SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy, launch through thick fog at Florida’s Cape Canaveral for the first time in more than three years, launching satellites for the U.S. Space Force. Two Space Force satellites and a number of smaller satellites were among the payloads carried by the rocket system, which […]

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PSLV-C54 mission: India successfully launches the PSLV-C54 mission with nine satellites into space

Black Hole: This is how a black hole sounds

NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Enters Lunar Orbit a Week After Artemis I Launch

PSLV to Launch Pixxel’s Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite Anand on November 26

Gaganyaan: ISRO tests parachutes that will bring Indian astronauts to Earth from space

Japan extends participation in International Space Station to 2030

ISRO To Launch Vikram-S, India’s First Privately Built Rocket Today

InSight lander has begun sending its goodbyes from Mars

World’s largest iceberg is near its end

SpaceX launches first Falcon Heavy mission since 2019 from Florida

Realme 10 Pro+ expected to be priced under Rs 25,000 in India

Elon Musk begins hiring for Twitter 2.0 after firing nearly 5000 employees

RRR overtakes Baahubali 2’s record in Japan with Rs 17.9 cr earning

PSLV-C54 mission: India successfully launches the PSLV-C54 mission with nine satellites into space

James Cameron, Titanic director, on the sequence that reassured him of the film’s mega box office success

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