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ISRO's Aditya-L1 Study Reveals How October 2024 Solar Storm Affected Earth's Magnetic Field
ISRO scientists and research students studied the solar storm using observations from India's Aditya-L1 mission.
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10 Strange 'Dark Voids' Appear Over Remote Island Near Antarctica in Rare Satellite View
A rare NASA satellite image shows 10 sharply defined “dark voids” above Heard Island, a volcanic peak in the southern Indian Ocean. Formed by von Kármán vortices bent nearly 90 degrees by fierce westerly winds, the striking gaps pierce thick cloud cover, offering a vivid glimpse of nature’s intricate atmospheric patterns from space.
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ISRO's "Naughty Boy" To Launch India's Latest Weather Satellite Tomorrow
When India launches its latest weather satellite on Saturday, it will be using a rocket that has been dubbed the "naughty boy" of the Indian space agency.
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Good Weather, Smooth Countdown. All Set For ISRO's 4.57 PM Launch of South Asia Satellite: 10 Points
ISRO or the Indian Space Research Organisation has this morning reported good weather and smooth progress in a 28-hour countdown for the launch of the GSAT-9 or the South Asia Communication Satellite from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. Lift-off is at 4.57 pm today. Pakistan has opted out and the Rs 450-crore project, India's gift to its neighbours,...
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Launch Of ISRO's Huge Satellite Postponed As Weather Plays Spoilsport: 10 Facts
The launch of Indian Science Research Organisation's heavy communications satellite GSAT-18 has been postponed by a day in view of weather conditions. The satellite was expected to be launched from the rain forests of French Guiana, South America, between 2 am and 3.15 am on Wednesday.
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President Mukherjee, PM Modi Hail ISRO For Historic PSLV Launch
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully launched its satellite SCATSAT-1 for ocean and weather related studies from Sriharikota today.
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Countdown For India's Rocket Launch To Start Today
Decks have been cleared for the September 26 morning launch of India's weather satellite SCATSAT-1 and seven other satellites - five foreign and two domestic - with its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) rocket, said Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
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ISRO To Launch SCATSAT-1, 7 Other Satellites On September 26
Indian Space Research Organisation today said it would launch SCATSAT-1 for ocean and weather related studies and seven co-passenger satellites into polar Sun Synchronous Orbit (SSO) on September 26.
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Isro Successfully Launches Insat-3DR Advanced Weather Satellite
With the launch of Insat-3DR, the Indian space agency has successfully launched three satellites weighing over two tonnes.
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After 'Anomaly', Picture Perfect Take Off For ISRO's Advanced Weather Satellite
After a hiccup or two, the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO's much-loved "Naughty Boy", the GSLV rocket, shot into the blue on Thursday, carrying India's 11th satellite - the INSAT-3DR. The picture-perfect launch came after an initial delay of 40 minutes, which insiders in the ISRO had attributed to an "anomaly".
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ISRO's Aditya-L1 Study Reveals How October 2024 Solar Storm Affected Earth's Magnetic Field
ISRO scientists and research students studied the solar storm using observations from India's Aditya-L1 mission.
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10 Strange 'Dark Voids' Appear Over Remote Island Near Antarctica in Rare Satellite View
A rare NASA satellite image shows 10 sharply defined “dark voids” above Heard Island, a volcanic peak in the southern Indian Ocean. Formed by von Kármán vortices bent nearly 90 degrees by fierce westerly winds, the striking gaps pierce thick cloud cover, offering a vivid glimpse of nature’s intricate atmospheric patterns from space.
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ISRO's "Naughty Boy" To Launch India's Latest Weather Satellite Tomorrow
When India launches its latest weather satellite on Saturday, it will be using a rocket that has been dubbed the "naughty boy" of the Indian space agency.
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Good Weather, Smooth Countdown. All Set For ISRO's 4.57 PM Launch of South Asia Satellite: 10 Points
ISRO or the Indian Space Research Organisation has this morning reported good weather and smooth progress in a 28-hour countdown for the launch of the GSAT-9 or the South Asia Communication Satellite from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. Lift-off is at 4.57 pm today. Pakistan has opted out and the Rs 450-crore project, India's gift to its neighbours,...
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Launch Of ISRO's Huge Satellite Postponed As Weather Plays Spoilsport: 10 Facts
The launch of Indian Science Research Organisation's heavy communications satellite GSAT-18 has been postponed by a day in view of weather conditions. The satellite was expected to be launched from the rain forests of French Guiana, South America, between 2 am and 3.15 am on Wednesday.
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President Mukherjee, PM Modi Hail ISRO For Historic PSLV Launch
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully launched its satellite SCATSAT-1 for ocean and weather related studies from Sriharikota today.
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Countdown For India's Rocket Launch To Start Today
Decks have been cleared for the September 26 morning launch of India's weather satellite SCATSAT-1 and seven other satellites - five foreign and two domestic - with its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) rocket, said Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
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ISRO To Launch SCATSAT-1, 7 Other Satellites On September 26
Indian Space Research Organisation today said it would launch SCATSAT-1 for ocean and weather related studies and seven co-passenger satellites into polar Sun Synchronous Orbit (SSO) on September 26.
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Isro Successfully Launches Insat-3DR Advanced Weather Satellite
With the launch of Insat-3DR, the Indian space agency has successfully launched three satellites weighing over two tonnes.
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After 'Anomaly', Picture Perfect Take Off For ISRO's Advanced Weather Satellite
After a hiccup or two, the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO's much-loved "Naughty Boy", the GSLV rocket, shot into the blue on Thursday, carrying India's 11th satellite - the INSAT-3DR. The picture-perfect launch came after an initial delay of 40 minutes, which insiders in the ISRO had attributed to an "anomaly".
