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ISRO Says GSAT-29 Communications Satellite Successfully Injected Into Orbit
Just over 16 minutes into its flight, the GSLV-Mk III rocket put into orbit the GSAT-29 satellite.
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ISRO Says Countdown in Progress for GSAT-29 Satellite Launch on Wednesday
The countdown for the rocket launch began at 2.50pm IST on Tuesday.
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ISRO to Launch GSAT-29 Communications Satellite on Wednesday
According to the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), it will be the second developmental flight of GSLV-Mk III rocket.
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ISRO Launches GSLV Mk III, Its Most Muscular Rocket Yet: Foreign Media
India's space agency debuted a massive rocket on Monday, launching it from the southeastern barrier island of Sriharikota. The Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV Mk III) will function mainly as a delivery system for heavier satellites, but the Indian Space Research Organization hopes that it can one day carry a manned mission - the count...
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GSLV-Mk III Takes Off With GSAT-19 Communications Satellite on Board
GSLV-Mk III rocket took off for its maiden flight at 5:28pm and began its ascent towards space, with the GSAT-19 satellite on board.
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ISRO GSLV-Mk III Launch Time: GSAT-19 Countdown Progressing Smoothly
The GSLV Mk-3 launch countdown started at 3:58pm on Sunday, and the rocket is expected to launch on time.
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GSLV Mk 3: As India Launches Heaviest Rocket, Why ISRO Scientists Are Nervous
As the over 25-hour countdown progressed today at the Sriharikota Space Centre for the launch of India's heaviest rocket, a 100-odd engineers and scientists at ISRO or the Indian Space Research Organisation had reason to feel nervous. To date, most first launches of India's rockets have ended in failure. Can they break the jinx?
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Historic Day, Says ISRO As India's 'Baahubali' Rocket Lifts Off: 10 Facts
Trailing thick white smoke, India's monster home-made rocket GSLV Mk III did a perfect lift-off this afternoon from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. The "Naughty boy" of Space Agency ISRO propels India into the big league of space technology. It is also expected to carry astronauts to space one day - perhaps in a little more than seven years. The 64...
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ISRO to Launch Its Heaviest Rocket and Satellite Today
ISRO's GSLV Mk III rocket will carry the GSAT-19 satellite weighing more than three tonnes into a high orbit above Earth.
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Next Week, ISRO To Test Rocket Capable Of Manned Missions
Scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO have developed an indigenously-built rocket - the largest ever made in India - that could soon be used to take "Indians into space from Indian soil" for the first time ever. The rocket, said to be as heavy as 200 full-grown Asian elephants, could catapult India into the big league of send...
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ISRO Says GSAT-29 Communications Satellite Successfully Injected Into Orbit
Just over 16 minutes into its flight, the GSLV-Mk III rocket put into orbit the GSAT-29 satellite.
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ISRO Says Countdown in Progress for GSAT-29 Satellite Launch on Wednesday
The countdown for the rocket launch began at 2.50pm IST on Tuesday.
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ISRO to Launch GSAT-29 Communications Satellite on Wednesday
According to the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), it will be the second developmental flight of GSLV-Mk III rocket.
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ISRO Launches GSLV Mk III, Its Most Muscular Rocket Yet: Foreign Media
India's space agency debuted a massive rocket on Monday, launching it from the southeastern barrier island of Sriharikota. The Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV Mk III) will function mainly as a delivery system for heavier satellites, but the Indian Space Research Organization hopes that it can one day carry a manned mission - the count...
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GSLV-Mk III Takes Off With GSAT-19 Communications Satellite on Board
GSLV-Mk III rocket took off for its maiden flight at 5:28pm and began its ascent towards space, with the GSAT-19 satellite on board.
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ISRO GSLV-Mk III Launch Time: GSAT-19 Countdown Progressing Smoothly
The GSLV Mk-3 launch countdown started at 3:58pm on Sunday, and the rocket is expected to launch on time.
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GSLV Mk 3: As India Launches Heaviest Rocket, Why ISRO Scientists Are Nervous
As the over 25-hour countdown progressed today at the Sriharikota Space Centre for the launch of India's heaviest rocket, a 100-odd engineers and scientists at ISRO or the Indian Space Research Organisation had reason to feel nervous. To date, most first launches of India's rockets have ended in failure. Can they break the jinx?
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Historic Day, Says ISRO As India's 'Baahubali' Rocket Lifts Off: 10 Facts
Trailing thick white smoke, India's monster home-made rocket GSLV Mk III did a perfect lift-off this afternoon from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. The "Naughty boy" of Space Agency ISRO propels India into the big league of space technology. It is also expected to carry astronauts to space one day - perhaps in a little more than seven years. The 64...
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ISRO to Launch Its Heaviest Rocket and Satellite Today
ISRO's GSLV Mk III rocket will carry the GSAT-19 satellite weighing more than three tonnes into a high orbit above Earth.
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Next Week, ISRO To Test Rocket Capable Of Manned Missions
Scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO have developed an indigenously-built rocket - the largest ever made in India - that could soon be used to take "Indians into space from Indian soil" for the first time ever. The rocket, said to be as heavy as 200 full-grown Asian elephants, could catapult India into the big league of send...
