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With Moon Race Called Off, Antrix And TeamIndus Also End Launch Agreement
India's space agency ISRO's commercial arm Antrix today said its launch services agreement with space company TeamIndus has been "mutually terminated". Bengaluru-based TeamIndus had said it would launch a spacecraft aboard the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) from Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota in 2018.
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TeamIndus, The First Indian Space Start-Up, Drops Out Of Moon Race
Team Indus, a private company that hoped to reach the moon by December 31 this year, has dropped out of the global race for the Google Lunar X Prize. Team Indus was competing for the $35 million prize money, for which five teams from across the world are in fray.
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Inside the Mission Control Centre for 'Bharat ka Moonshot'
Bengaluru-based TeamIndus has unveiled its Moon-mission command center, and laid out its plans for its attempt to win the Google Lunar XPRIZE.
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TeamIndus Has Made Substantial Progress on Moon Mission: Lunar XPRIZE Judges
TeamIndus is the only Indian team competing for the $30 million prize that requires privately funded teams to land their spacecraft on the surface of the moon.
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Google Moon Mission Aspirants Want 'Every Indian's Shot At The Moon'
The mission is called HarIndianKaMoonshot. A group called TeamIndus is working away to be the first privately funded group to land on the moon and send a robot to travel at least 500 metres on the moon surface and send back high-quality images to Earth.
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Indians On Google Moon Mission To Blast Off Anthem Today
Bangalore-based TeamIndus - the only Indian entrant in an international Google contest for landing a rover on the moon - will start its countdown to the space race worth $30 million in prizes with an anthem to be released on Monday.
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TeamIndus Reveals 7 Teams That Qualified for Private Moon Mission in December
Seven teams, including three from India, have qualified for the country's first private moon mission in December.
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Seven Teams Qualify For Indian Private Moon Mission
Seven teams, including three from India, have qualified for the country's first private moon mission in December, space technology start-up TeamIndus said on Wednesday.
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25 Experiments In Race To Board TeamIndus Spacecraft To Moon
An experiment seeks to study photosynthesis on the Moon, and yet another proposes brewing beer to study yeast formation. These are just a couple of the 25 ideas that Bengaluru-based TeamIndus has shortlisted in its bid to find suitable experiments to fly aboard its lunar spacecraft scheduled for launch in 2017.
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TeamIndus, Hakuto Partner to Carry Japanese Rover to the Moon
"We are delighted to welcome Hakuto on board our spacecraft and look forward to working with them over the next few months."
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Indian Team Sending Robot To Moon Gets '1,600 Ideas' From Youngsters For Project
TeamIndus, the only entity from India shortlisted by Google for sending a robot to the moon, has received a string of interesting project ideas like 'how can one get clean drinking water on the moon or grow bacteria in the lunar environment?' from youngsters across the world.
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With Moon Race Called Off, Antrix And TeamIndus Also End Launch Agreement
India's space agency ISRO's commercial arm Antrix today said its launch services agreement with space company TeamIndus has been "mutually terminated". Bengaluru-based TeamIndus had said it would launch a spacecraft aboard the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) from Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota in 2018.
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TeamIndus, The First Indian Space Start-Up, Drops Out Of Moon Race
Team Indus, a private company that hoped to reach the moon by December 31 this year, has dropped out of the global race for the Google Lunar X Prize. Team Indus was competing for the $35 million prize money, for which five teams from across the world are in fray.
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Inside the Mission Control Centre for 'Bharat ka Moonshot'
Bengaluru-based TeamIndus has unveiled its Moon-mission command center, and laid out its plans for its attempt to win the Google Lunar XPRIZE.
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TeamIndus Has Made Substantial Progress on Moon Mission: Lunar XPRIZE Judges
TeamIndus is the only Indian team competing for the $30 million prize that requires privately funded teams to land their spacecraft on the surface of the moon.
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Google Moon Mission Aspirants Want 'Every Indian's Shot At The Moon'
The mission is called HarIndianKaMoonshot. A group called TeamIndus is working away to be the first privately funded group to land on the moon and send a robot to travel at least 500 metres on the moon surface and send back high-quality images to Earth.
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Indians On Google Moon Mission To Blast Off Anthem Today
Bangalore-based TeamIndus - the only Indian entrant in an international Google contest for landing a rover on the moon - will start its countdown to the space race worth $30 million in prizes with an anthem to be released on Monday.
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TeamIndus Reveals 7 Teams That Qualified for Private Moon Mission in December
Seven teams, including three from India, have qualified for the country's first private moon mission in December.
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Seven Teams Qualify For Indian Private Moon Mission
Seven teams, including three from India, have qualified for the country's first private moon mission in December, space technology start-up TeamIndus said on Wednesday.
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25 Experiments In Race To Board TeamIndus Spacecraft To Moon
An experiment seeks to study photosynthesis on the Moon, and yet another proposes brewing beer to study yeast formation. These are just a couple of the 25 ideas that Bengaluru-based TeamIndus has shortlisted in its bid to find suitable experiments to fly aboard its lunar spacecraft scheduled for launch in 2017.
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TeamIndus, Hakuto Partner to Carry Japanese Rover to the Moon
"We are delighted to welcome Hakuto on board our spacecraft and look forward to working with them over the next few months."
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Indian Team Sending Robot To Moon Gets '1,600 Ideas' From Youngsters For Project
TeamIndus, the only entity from India shortlisted by Google for sending a robot to the moon, has received a string of interesting project ideas like 'how can one get clean drinking water on the moon or grow bacteria in the lunar environment?' from youngsters across the world.
