By: AIM
These missions ranging from India’s manned mission to space to the exploration of Venus are ready to push past existing limits.
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Following the XPoSat mission India is all set to launch the INSAT 3DS around January 12. INSAT-3DS is a meteorological satellite which will be launched using ISRO’s Geosynchronous Launch Vehicle (GSLV-F14).
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ISRO’s XPoSat mission, set to launch via a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) at 9:10 am, aims to unravel complexities in understanding celestial light.
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The Nasa-Isro Synthetic Aperture Radar mission (NISAR), a collaborative effort between India and the US, is set for a probable launch in the first quarter of the upcoming year, around late February or early March
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The Gaganyaan 1 project, scheduled for launch later this year, aims to demonstrate India’s human spaceflight capability by sending a crew of three members to orbit 400 km above Earth for a three-day mission, returning safely by landing in Indian sea waters.
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Following India’s historic entry into Mars’ orbit 9 years ago in 2014 with Mangalyaan-1, ISRO is preparing for the Mangalyaan-2 mission, slated for launch in 2024.
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ISRO has also turned its attention to Venus, progressing with the development of the Venus mission, often called Shukrayaan-1.