How India avoided probable disaster of PSLV-C21 space mission
As India basks in the glory of its 100th space mission, a closed group of space scientists are analysing a different, untold, success - of how they avoided a probable disaster of PSLV-C21 on Sunday morning. There were at least six "considerably big" pieces of space debris that posed a danger to the satellites, had the rocket been launched at the designated time of 9.51am. By delaying the liftoff by two minutes, they evaded the debris Read more
India's space odyssey crossed a historic landmark when a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C21) put two foreign satellites in orbit on Sunday in the Indian Space Research Organisation's 100th mission. Read more
The 51-hour countdown for India's landmark 100th space mission began today with ISRO's old warhorse PSLV rocket all set to soar into space on September 9 with two foreign satellites from the spaceport of Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. Read more