Major Events of Indian Space Programme During 2004
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The year 2004 was quite eventful for the Indian space programme. The successful launch of EDUSAT by India&#39;s own launch vehicle, GSLV, on September 20, 2004, was an important landmark.
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In a series of landmark observations gathered over a period of four months, NASA's Swift satellite has challenged some of astronomers' fundamental ideas about gamma-ray bursts (GRBs), which are among the most extreme events in our universe.
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India&#39;s unmanned moon mission -Chandrayan - is expected to take place in 2007-08 as it is progressing smoothly, the country&#39;s space agency chief G. Madhavan Nair said Sunday in New Delhi.
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A space capsule set to plunge into Earth&#39;s atmosphere with a piece of the Sun this Wednesday has spawned additional projects ranging from spacecraft design to the detection of dangerous asteroids.
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Fifty years after the launch of the first man-made satellite, the global space industry gathers in India next week to find ways to benefit humanity -- and make money in the process.
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China launched its first lunar probe Wednesday. Japan sent an orbiter up last month. India is close behind. It's an economic competition with military undertones.
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Dopo fallimento di 2 anni fa, in orbita 2 satelliti
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India is set to launch Sunday a communications satellite that will replace one destroyed last year when the rocket carrying it into space failed.
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India&#39;s unmanned moon mission -Chandrayan - is expected to take place in 2007-08 as it is progressing smoothly, the country&#39;s space agency chief G. MadhavanNair said here Sunday.
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KOROLYOV (NEAR MOSCOW). Dec 17 (Interfax-AVN) - The main goal of the fourth space walk by astronauts from the Discovery shuttle, which is scheduled to take place on early December 19, is to fold a solar wing, NASA representative at Russian mission control Sergei Puzanov told Interfax-AVN.
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India News, MOON can be an immense source of solar energy and minerals, feels President APJ Abdul Kalam. Addressing the Sixth International Conference on Exploration and Utilisation of Moon in the Lake City
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The discovery that Mars could have supported life billions of years ago has been ranked by the editors of international journal Science as the most important scientific achievement of 2004.
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BANGALORE, India India&#39;s space agency is ready to send a man into space within seven years if the government gives the nod, while preparations have already begun for the launching of an unmanned lunar mission, a top official said Sunday.
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This fourth priority&#39;s main focus has been improving or obtaining CRM and ERP software for the past year and a half. India&#39;s software exports are on track to grow by 30 percent in the 2004-2005 fiscal year
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New Delhi's space programme is aimed at peaceful research, India's foreign minister has insisted, after rival China conducted an satellite-killing missile test last month.
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Una astronauta restera' sul laboratorio orbitante
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With the launch of the German ROKVISS robotic experiment from the Russian spaceport Baikonur to the International Space Station on 24 December 2004, space robotics will enter a new dimension.