6 results for "isro"
🚀 InnovationIndia's PSLV Rocket Returns to Flight After May Failure
India's workhorse PSLV rocket is ready to fly again eight months after a rare failure, carrying a military Earth observation satellite and 15 other payloads into orbit. The successful return marks another step forward for India's ambitious space program.
🚀 InnovationIndian Spacetech Startup Dhruva Space Makes History with Multi-Mission Satellite Launch
Hyderabad-based Dhruva Space is breaking barriers as a primary customer on ISRO's PSLV-C62, launching satellites that will empower students, researchers, and communities across India and beyond. This milestone marks a new era of accessible, collaborative space exploration that's bringing the cosmos closer to everyday Indians.
🚀 InnovationIndia Kicks Off 2026 Space Missions with Groundbreaking Multi-Nation Launch
India's space program begins 2026 with an inspiring mission launching 16 satellites, including defense technology, Nepal's entry into space exploration, and pioneering refueling innovation. The January 12 launch showcases India's growing role as a collaborative space partner for nations worldwide.
🚀 InnovationIndia's Space Agency Makes Breakthrough Discovery to Protect Future Astronauts
ISRO has achieved a remarkable milestone by successfully detecting cosmic dust particles entering Earth's atmosphere every 16 minutes. This groundbreaking discovery will help safeguard astronauts on India's upcoming Gaganyaan missions and advance our understanding of space weather for safer space exploration.
🚀 InnovationFrom Bicycles to Space Stations: India's Inspiring Journey to Global Space Leadership
ISRO Chairman Dr. V Narayanan celebrates India's remarkable transformation from transporting rockets on bicycles to becoming a world leader in space exploration. Over 40,000 students received degrees at Gujarat University's convocation, where leaders inspired the next generation to continue India's success story through education and innovation.
🚀 InnovationIndia Opens Doors for Scientists to Unlock Solar Mysteries with Aditya-L1 Data
ISRO celebrates two years of its groundbreaking Aditya-L1 solar mission by inviting Indian scientists to propose new observations, opening exciting opportunities for solar research. With over 23 terabytes of data already available and important discoveries published internationally, India's solar exploration continues to inspire global scientific collaboration.