Skyroot Aerospace successfully launched Vikram-S, India's First Private Rocket, into space.
With a payload of 83 kg, Vikram-S has the ability to travel at a speed of Mach 5, which is five times the speed of sound.
ISRO's Heaviest LVM3 Rocket Payload Capability Increases by Up to 450kg.
A four-ton class satellite can be launched into geosynchronous transfer orbit by ISRO's three-stage LVM3 rocket.
In its third launch attempt, NASA's Artemis I is successfully travelling to the moon.
In this decade, NASA's Artemis I project seeks to bring people back to the lunar surface.
Research on "polluted" white dwarfs reveals that stars and planets develop in concert.
Because of their tenuous atmospheres, which resemble celestial cemeteries, these white dwarfs make for incredible labs.
Watch a Solar Snake Move at 380,000 miles per hour Across the Sun's Surface
The Solar Orbiter spacecraft operated by NASA and ESA photographed a bizarre structure crossing our nearby star.
The launch of NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission is still scheduled on November 16.
The 32-story-tall rocket's design limits were pushed by sustained winds of 136.8 kmph.
Vikram-S, the country's first privately developed rocket, will launch on November 15.
India's first privately developed rocket, the Vikram-S, is scheduled to fly on November 15.
What would occur if the world were to divide in half?
The immediate extinction of all plant, animal, and human species on the equator would be the first event upon impact.
ISRO provides the private launch vehicle with a rocket system by Agnibaan
An extremely customizable, two-stage launch vehicle is called Agnibaan.
Shadows of radiation in trees may not be explained by catastrophic solar storms.
Solar flares and other astronomical events can be preserved in tree rings.
Astrogate is developing cutting-edge optical satellite communication technology
An optical communication system would be vulnerable to attenuation (loss in signal power) owing to the atmosphere.
ISRO to Conduct First Reusable Launch Vehicle Runway Landing Experiment
According to ISRO officials, the RLV wing body will be flown by helicopter to a height of three to five kilometres.