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1. indianexpress.com › article › explainedFirst Indian space tourist completes flight: What are sub ...

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   1 day ago · Space tourists have orbited around the Earth, and even spent a few days on the International Space Station, the permanent space laboratory that goes around the Earth at an altitude of about 400 km. In fact, the first space tourist was Dennis Tito, an American who paid to travel on a Russian Soyuz spacecraft in 2001.

2. www.space.com › india-mangalyaan-2-mars-missionIndia's ambitious 2nd Mars mission to include a rover ...

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   4 days ago · India is preparing to launch a family of seemingly sci-fi robots to Mars, perhaps as soon as late 2024. The Mars Orbiter Mission-2 (MOM-2), or Mangalyaan-2 (Hindi for "Mars Craft"), is set to ...

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4. newspaceeconomy.ca › 2024/05/20 › geopoliticalGeopolitical Dimensions of India’s Space Program

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   1 day ago · Summary. India’s space program is increasingly enmeshed with its geopolitical interests and great power aspirations. The intensifying space race with China, expanding network of international partnerships, and growing role in space governance all reflect India’s recognition of space as a strategic domain and tool of national power.

5. www.space.com › india-space-agency-isro-solarIndia's space agency has been carefully watching our sun's ...

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   5 days ago · The Indian Space Research organization collected solar data this month from the ground, near the sun and even from next to the moon. The X5.8 solar flare on May 10, as imaged by NASA's Solar ...

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   How big are IRNSS-1 satellites?

   • The IRNSS-1 satellites have been designed and developed by the Indian Space Research Organization, ISRO, based on the I-1K Satellite Bus. The Spacecraft Bus is 1.58 by 1.5 by 1.5 meters in size with a dry mass of 598 to 614 Kilograms. Fully fueled, each of the spacecraft weighs 1,425kg.

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   How long did it take a spacecraft to reach Earth?

   • From take off to landing, the whole journey lasted only about ten minutes, during which the spacecraft attained a maximum height of about 105 km from the Earth. It was one of the shortest and quickest trips to space.

   First Indian space tourist completes flight: What are sub-orbital trips?

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   How far will the IRNSS constellation reach India?

   • Once fully deployed, the IRNSS constellation will provide navigation service to India and surrounding areas as far as 1,500 Kilometers from the primary service zone that is enclosed by a rectangle of a latitude of 30 degrees south to 50 degrees north and longitude of 30 degrees east to 130 degrees east.

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   Where does space travel start?

   • Space travel begins at about 100 km altitude from Earth, after crossing the so-called Karman line, which is generally considered to be the boundary between the Earth’s atmosphere and outer space. Anything flying below this altitude is called an aircraft while those crossing this line get classified as a spacecraft.

   First Indian space tourist completes flight: What are sub-orbital trips?

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7. www.space.com › india-test-fires-3d-printed-rocketIndia makes breakthrough by test-firing new 3D-printed rocket ...

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   5 days ago · The 145-foot-tall (44 meters) PSLV is one of India's workhorse launchers, along with the LVM-3. The rocket can deliver up to 3,860 pounds (1,750 kg) of payload to sun-synchronous polar orbits 370 ...

8. spaceflight101.com › spacecraft › irnssIRNSS – Spacecraft & Satellites - Spaceflight101

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   3 days ago · Image: ISRO. The IRNSS-1 satellites have been designed and developed by the Indian Space Research Organization, ISRO, based on the I-1K Satellite Bus. The Spacecraft Bus is 1.58 by 1.5 by 1.5 meters in size with a dry mass of 598 to 614 Kilograms. Fully fueled, each of the spacecraft weighs 1,425kg. The satellite features two deployable solar ...

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10. www.onmanorama.com › news › worldNASA’s PREFIRE mission - Onmanorama

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    5 hours ago · Called the Polar Radiant Energy in the Far-InfraRed Experiment (PREFIRE), the mission’s twin satellites will measure the amount of heat the planet emits to space from these polar regions. This information is key to understanding how the planet’s incoming and outgoing heat influences Earth’s climate. • PREFIRE was jointly developed by ...