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The Space Foundation's annual Space Symposium in Colorado saw the presentation of the award on April 8. DC Manjunath, Consul General of India in Houston, accepted the honor on behalf of ISRO's Chandrayaan team.
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The approval was granted on March 19 following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement following the mission's success on August 26, 2023.
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About 12,000 students from 120 colleges from across the country are participating in over 175 events, being organized as part of the fest.
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"LUPEX will also be a precursor to the country's ambitious lunar sample return mission and human missions on Moon by 2040," the space scientist said.
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As humanity, we need to take a moment to assess our priorities to make the right choices
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The Aditya mission, the first by an Asian country to be placed in orbit around the Sun, is expected to contribute significantly to our understanding of solar dynamics and enhance our ability to predict space weather phenomena.
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The tendency towards greater control of scientific and other educational institutions is a regressive step
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From the Israel-Hamas war to Russia’s grinding battles against Ukraine, 2023 has shown the dangers of armed conflicts breaking out into region-wide combat
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YouTube India has recently revealed its top 15 most-watched videos and Chandrayaan-3, India’s ambitious moon mission, topped the list of most-watched videos on YouTube in 2023
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"The historic success of Chandrayaan-3 headlined news events, with the skyrocketing journey out of space sparking local and worldwide searches," Google said in a blogpost.
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For the Propulsion Module, the main objective was to ferry the lander module from the GTO to the final lunar polar circular orbit and separate the lander, ISRO said
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This rocket body was part of the LVM-3 M4 launch vehicle, it said. It re-entered the Earth's atmosphere around 14:42 IST on November 15.
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ISRO reports that the cryogenic upper stage of the LVM3 rocket, which transported the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft, re-entered Earth's atmosphere without control.
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The flawless test launch proves the country''s capability of sending astronauts to an orbit of 400 km around Earth
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It would not be a problem even if Pragyan rover fails to `wake up' from the current sleep mode, said ISRO chief S Somanath
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It's our good luck as it was our effort to soft-land on the Moon. It is the blessing of Lord Somnath that we were able to accomplish the mission. We have to work on other missions as well so we need strength and blessings," said the ISRO chief Somnath
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Attempts to make contact with the lander and rover will continue, the national space agency said on social media platform X
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Ahead of the second phase of the Chandrayaan-3 lunar mission, former Indian Space Research Organisation ISRO chief K Sivan expressed optimism and said that the success of the wakeup call regarding the Vikram lander and Pragyan rover is something which "we have to wait and see".
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India is set to become the first nation in the world to witness the "waking up" of Chandrayaan-3 mission's lander and rover after the end of a two-week long "sleep"
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Addressing Lok Sabha on Day 4 of the Parliament Special session, Jitendra Singh said, After a few hours when Moon will face the Sun, our Vikram Lander and Pragyan Rover will wake up