ISRO's 100 missions took 46 years—next 100 possible in 5!
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) took 46 years to reach its 100th mission, but the space agency is now confident it can achieve the next 100 in just five years. ISRO Chairman V. Narayanan, who oversaw the 100th mission today, expressed optimism that the space agency could hit the 200-mission milestone within half a decade.
CHENNAI: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has marked another significant chapter in its storied history with the ...
India successfully launched into orbit on Wednesday a new navigation satellite aboard a home-grown rocket, strengthening its ...
ISRO Chairman V Narayanan reveals plans to double India's space missions to 200 in just five years. Learn about ISRO’s ...
From transporting rocket parts on cycles and bullock carts to now sending satellites to the stars, ISRO’s journey has been ...
ISRO launched its 100th mission today with a GSLV rocket. The mission carried a second-generation satellite for India's navigation system. Here’s a look back at ISRO's journey so far.
Starting off with the SLV in 1979, the space agency crossed the 100-mission mark after 46 years, but what stands out is the ...
ISRO has achieved its 100th mission, a significant milestone for India's space program. Prime Minister Modi praised the ...
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