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ISRO Launches India's 'Heaviest' Communication Satellite From Sriharikota
An ISRO heavy-lift rocket with communication satellite CMS-03, the 'heaviest' to be carried by an Indian launch vehicle into the Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO), lifted off from the spaceport here on Sunday.
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"A View Like No Other": ISRO Shares Onboard Footage Of 100th Rocket Launch
The ISRO on Wednesday celebrated its 100th rocket mission with the successful launch of navigation satellite NVS-02.
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From "Naughty" To "Smarty Boy": Journey Of ISRO's GSLV-II Launch Vehicle
Often dubbed as "naughty boy" for its spotty success rate, the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle-II of ISRO has earned new sobriquets such as "mature", "obedient", "smarty" and "natty" after two consecutive successful launches.
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ISRO's Weather Satellite INSAT-3DS Lifts Off From Andhra's Sriharikota
A Geosynchronous Launch Vehicle carrying a third-generation meteorological satellite lifted off from the spaceport here on Saturday.
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ISRO To Launch NVS-01 Navigation Satellite On May 29
The mission is designed to deploy the NVS-01 navigation satellite, weighing 2,232 kilograms, into a Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO).
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ISRO's Heaviest LVM3 Rocket Payload Capability Enhanced by Up to 450kg With Successful Engine Test
ISRO's heaviest LVM3 rocket has been enhanced by up to 450 kg with a successful engine test, the Indian space agency said on Thursday. The LVM3 rocket, a three-stage vehicle with two solid motor strap-ons, a liquid propellant core stage, and a cryogenic stage, is capable of launching a four-tonne class of satellite to geosynchronous transfer orbit.
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ISRO Renames GSLV Mark-3 as LVM-3 to Identify Its Task of Placing Satellites Into Various Orbits
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has renamed the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) Mark -III as Launch Vehicle Mark-III, mainly to identify its task of placing satellites into a variety of orbits. The LVM3 rocket will also be used for India's maiden human space flight tentatively scheduled for late 2024.
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ISRO Renames GSLV Mark-III Rocket As Launch Vehicle Mark-III. Here's Why
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has renamed the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) Mark -III as Launch Vehicle Mark-III, mainly to identify its task of placing satellites into a variety of orbits.
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India to Launch Geo Imaging Satellite GISAT-1 on March 5
India will launch its Geo Imaging Satellite (GISAT-1) with its Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV- F10) on March 5.
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ISRO To Launch Geo-Imaging Satellite "GISAT-1" On March 5
The Indian Space Research Organisation on Tuesday said it is scheduled to launch its geo imaging satellite ''GISAT-1'' onboard the geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle ''GSLV-F10'' on March 5.
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ISRO's Heavy Rocket 'Baahubali' Gearing Up for Chandrayaan-2 Moon Misson on Monday
India's heavy lift rocket Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle - Mark III (GSLV Mk III), nicknamed as 'Bahubali', and its passenger Chandrayaan-2 are being readied up.
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As Chandrayaan-2 Lifts Off Sunday Night, President Will Be At Sriharikota
India's most ambitious space mission yet, Chandrayaan-2, which hopes to place a robotic rover on the moon, will be launched on July 15. President Ram Nath Kovind will witness the launch of the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark-3 from India's only space port at Sriharikota.
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First Images Of India's Chandrayaan-2, Pragyaan Rover. Lift Off Next Week
The first images of Chandrayaan-2 satellite, Indian's ambitious moonshot, are out. The mission to the moon is getting ready for lift off on July 15 from Sriharikota using the country's most powerful rocket Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) Mark 3.
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ISRO to Focus on Placing Heavier Satellites on Board GSLV Rockets
ISRO would undertake placing heavier satellites onboard its geosynchronous launch vehicle in future following the successful launch of an advanced communications satellite.
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ISRO Says Placing Heavier Satellites Aboard GSLVs Next Challenge
ISRO will undertake placing heavier satellites onboard its geosynchronous launch vehicle in future following the successful launch of an advanced communication satellite on Wednesday, Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre Director S Somanath said.
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ISRO Launches India's 'Heaviest' Communication Satellite From Sriharikota
An ISRO heavy-lift rocket with communication satellite CMS-03, the 'heaviest' to be carried by an Indian launch vehicle into the Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO), lifted off from the spaceport here on Sunday.
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"A View Like No Other": ISRO Shares Onboard Footage Of 100th Rocket Launch
The ISRO on Wednesday celebrated its 100th rocket mission with the successful launch of navigation satellite NVS-02.
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From "Naughty" To "Smarty Boy": Journey Of ISRO's GSLV-II Launch Vehicle
Often dubbed as "naughty boy" for its spotty success rate, the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle-II of ISRO has earned new sobriquets such as "mature", "obedient", "smarty" and "natty" after two consecutive successful launches.
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ISRO's Weather Satellite INSAT-3DS Lifts Off From Andhra's Sriharikota
A Geosynchronous Launch Vehicle carrying a third-generation meteorological satellite lifted off from the spaceport here on Saturday.
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ISRO To Launch NVS-01 Navigation Satellite On May 29
The mission is designed to deploy the NVS-01 navigation satellite, weighing 2,232 kilograms, into a Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO).
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ISRO's Heaviest LVM3 Rocket Payload Capability Enhanced by Up to 450kg With Successful Engine Test
ISRO's heaviest LVM3 rocket has been enhanced by up to 450 kg with a successful engine test, the Indian space agency said on Thursday. The LVM3 rocket, a three-stage vehicle with two solid motor strap-ons, a liquid propellant core stage, and a cryogenic stage, is capable of launching a four-tonne class of satellite to geosynchronous transfer orbit.
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ISRO Renames GSLV Mark-3 as LVM-3 to Identify Its Task of Placing Satellites Into Various Orbits
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has renamed the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) Mark -III as Launch Vehicle Mark-III, mainly to identify its task of placing satellites into a variety of orbits. The LVM3 rocket will also be used for India's maiden human space flight tentatively scheduled for late 2024.
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ISRO Renames GSLV Mark-III Rocket As Launch Vehicle Mark-III. Here's Why
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has renamed the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) Mark -III as Launch Vehicle Mark-III, mainly to identify its task of placing satellites into a variety of orbits.
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India to Launch Geo Imaging Satellite GISAT-1 on March 5
India will launch its Geo Imaging Satellite (GISAT-1) with its Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV- F10) on March 5.
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ISRO To Launch Geo-Imaging Satellite "GISAT-1" On March 5
The Indian Space Research Organisation on Tuesday said it is scheduled to launch its geo imaging satellite ''GISAT-1'' onboard the geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle ''GSLV-F10'' on March 5.
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ISRO's Heavy Rocket 'Baahubali' Gearing Up for Chandrayaan-2 Moon Misson on Monday
India's heavy lift rocket Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle - Mark III (GSLV Mk III), nicknamed as 'Bahubali', and its passenger Chandrayaan-2 are being readied up.
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As Chandrayaan-2 Lifts Off Sunday Night, President Will Be At Sriharikota
India's most ambitious space mission yet, Chandrayaan-2, which hopes to place a robotic rover on the moon, will be launched on July 15. President Ram Nath Kovind will witness the launch of the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark-3 from India's only space port at Sriharikota.
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First Images Of India's Chandrayaan-2, Pragyaan Rover. Lift Off Next Week
The first images of Chandrayaan-2 satellite, Indian's ambitious moonshot, are out. The mission to the moon is getting ready for lift off on July 15 from Sriharikota using the country's most powerful rocket Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) Mark 3.
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ISRO to Focus on Placing Heavier Satellites on Board GSLV Rockets
ISRO would undertake placing heavier satellites onboard its geosynchronous launch vehicle in future following the successful launch of an advanced communications satellite.
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ISRO Says Placing Heavier Satellites Aboard GSLVs Next Challenge
ISRO will undertake placing heavier satellites onboard its geosynchronous launch vehicle in future following the successful launch of an advanced communication satellite on Wednesday, Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre Director S Somanath said.
