India launches missiles with 5 foreign satellites
On the morning of June 30, the Indian Space Agency (ISRO) successfully launched PSLV-C23 boosters carrying 5 foreign satellites.
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On the morning of June 30, the Indian Space Agency (ISRO) successfully launched PSLV-C23 boosters carrying 5 foreign satellites.
THX reported on April 4 that India launched the IRNSS-1B satellite, the second of its seven satellites, from the cosmopolitan airport in Sriharikota, in the state of And…
This afternoon November 5, India launched a spacecraft to explore Mars, an ambitious space program that has not been successfully implemented by any Asian country.
According to Indian national television, boosters carrying unmanned probes were launched at 9h08 GMT (16h00 Vietnamese time) from launchers in Sriharikota, Andhra Prades…
India is preparing everything needed to launch an unmanned spacecraft to Mars in November, an official announced.
According to AFP, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) said the first of the seven satellites of the Indian Regional Satellite System (IRNSS) will be put into o…
The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) plans to launch 58 spacecraft and satellites in the next five years, including a launch on Mars orbit and a launch into the…
On the morning of April 26, Indian scientists successfully launched the first radar imaging satellite produced by the country (Radar Imaging Satellite - RISAT-1). RISAT-…
India's Doordarshan TV reported on December 25 that a rocket carrying the country's satellite communications exploded and caught fire only minutes after leaving the laun…
On April 2, President of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), Dr. K. Radhakrishnan said that within the next year, the country will launch its first self-made…
The Indian Space Research Agency (ISRO) plans to launch the country's first spacecraft in 2016 if the government approves the project budget.
The Indian Space Research Authority has just decided to end the moon expedition, after scientists lost all contact with the Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft.
The second most populous country in the world will launch unmanned spacecraft onto Moon's orbit today.
The Indian Space Research Center announced that its probe had landed on the Moon on Friday.
India plans to launch the first shuttle before 2010 and the Mars probe before 2012. Director of the Indian Space Research Agency (ISRO) Machavan Nair has just confirmed…