ISRO, Space Docking
ISRO to attempt ‘docking’ satellites in space: What it means, why it matters for future missions
A successful docking will make India the fourth country — after the US, Russia, and China — to have the capability. How might it be helpful for India's space ambitions? Why has it been postponed in recent days?
ISRO's Pioneering Step Towards In-Space Docking
ISRO is progressing with its Space Docking Experiment, having successfully maneuvered two satellites to within three metres of each other for docking trials. This technology demonstrator project aims to position India as the fourth nation capable of performing complex in-space docking operations,
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Isro chief designate urges students to adopt value, intellectual educationStudents should cultivate the habit of not only studying hard to score more marks, but also should focus on overall ...
ISRO's SpaDeX mission aims to dock two satellites in space. Once successful, it will be beneficial for India's future space ...
New Isro chief V Narayanan talks about the space agency’s work culture and missions that will help India become a space ...
The SpaDeX is a pivotal project, which is designed to develop and demonstrate the technology needed for spacecraft rendezvous ...
At 15 metres, we see each other clearer and clearer, we are just 50 feet away for an exciting handshake,” the ISRO said in a ...
ISRO's Space Docking Experiment (SpaDeX) satellites, SDX01 (Chaser) and SDX02 (Target), are now 105 metres apart in orbit, ...
ISRO Chairman S Somanath highlights industry's crucial role in achieving India's Space Vision 2047. Both he and ISRO chairman ...
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The government will focus on R&D and ambitious missions, such as human spaceflight, while operational responsibilities ...
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