India launches unmanned space module weighing 3.7 tons
On the morning of December 18, India successfully launched a 3.7-ton unmanned space module with a GSLV Mark III rocket - the most modern rocket in the country.
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On the morning of December 18, India successfully launched a 3.7-ton unmanned space module with a GSLV Mark III rocket - the most modern rocket in the country.
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