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Russia and India are set to expand their cooperation in space exploration, as announced by Russian cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev during the NXT Forum 2025 in New Delhi. This collaboration builds on a long-standing partnership that dates back to the Soviet era.Artemyev highlighted India’s capabilities in microelectronics and programming, while Russia brings its expertise in space flight technology. The
A DRDO laboratory, specifically the Institute of Nuclear Medicine & Allied Sciences (INMAS), is actively working to protect astronauts participating in India’s Gaganyaan mission from the dangers of space radiation. This effort is part of a broader international push to enhance space radiation protection, which includes the use of advanced materials like hydrogels and novel shielding
Cosmonauts Gennady Strekalov, Rakesh Sharma and Yuri Malyshev of Interkosmos mission 1984The statement "Gaganyaan to bring more information than initially thought of" by Rakesh Sharma highlights the potential of India’s indigenous Gaganyaan mission to provide extensive insights into space exploration. This mission is significant as it marks India’s first human spaceflight program, aiming to
In his first address at the Physical Research Laboratory (PRL) as ISRO chairman, Dr. V Narayanan spoke about the importance of cryogenic propulsion systems in ISRO’s achievements with satellites and launch vehicles.During the 101st Amrut Vyakhyaan, Narayanan emphasized three world records set during the development of the cryogenic upper stage for the LVM Mark-III vehicle, a three-stage
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In 2024, India’s space odyssey reaches new heights as the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) unveils a compelling line-up of 12 ground breaking missions. From probing the mysteries of cosmic X-rays to launching India’s first X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite, ISRO’s ventures promise to redefine our understanding of Earth, explore the depths of space, and set the stage for unprecedented human
Test flight at Sriharikota to last just over 8 minutes. It will check
deceleration systems, parachute deployment, and structural integrity of crew
module after separation from spacecraft
Bangalore: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is bracing for its
next test of the country’s first human spaceflight mission Gaganyaan,
scheduled Saturday morning, in which the space
ISRO has rolled out the Test Launch Vehicle for the first launch of Abort Demonstration of Crew Escape System (CES)Mission Definition:“In-flight Abort Demonstration of Crew Escape System (CES)” at Mach number 1.2 with the newly developed Test Vehicle followed by Crew Module separation & safe recovery.Mission Objectives:Flight demonstration and evaluation of Test Vehicle sub systems.Flight
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has announced details about the Gaganyaan mission’s Flight Test Vehicle Abort Mission-1 (TV-D1) on X (formerly Twitter). The test is scheduled for 21st October at 8 a.m. and will be launched from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. This mission is described as a "short-duration mission." Registration to witness the launch will begin at 6 p.m.The primary
The success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission to the Moon has increased the expectations from ISRO. The Gaganyaan programme by ISRO will allow humans to access space on local hardware, throwing open the gates to space and paving the way for missions beyond Earth orbit, as well as India’s own space station. ISRO however, is committed to thoroughly testing the brand new hardware before the first crewed