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Debate: Mangalyaan’s low science output still reflects on ISRO
Only part of the missing science from ISRO’s highly held Mars mission may be due to inadequacy of academic institutions in India.
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Only part of the missing science from ISRO’s highly held Mars mission may be due to inadequacy of academic institutions in India.
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The launch of Sputnik in 1957 marked not just the advent of the Space Age but had an even deeper significance.
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Hailed as India’s most successful space mission, Mangalyaan has an ugly vacuum of science results.
In this podcast episode for NewSpace India, I talk about the scope of space science missions in India and how they can be broadened in the future. We deeply discuss India’s first Mars mission Mangalyaan, missing science from it, and potential lessons for the future.
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They're cosmic time capsules that provide a peek at our origin story.
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The Indian Department of Space (DOS), that overlooks ISRO, organized their long due seminar last month on its plans to boost involvement of India’s private space sector and academia in space activities. Here are its videos: 1. Opening session: “Unlocking India’s Potential in Space Sector” 2. Session-1 -
I was invited by Tech2/Firstpost on their science podcast alongside Narayan Prasad to talk about India's space exploration roadmap, or the lack thereof. Topics discussed: * 02:58 - Interesting destinations to explore in the inner Solar System * 07:10 - What makes the Moon so significant for
I was invited over by my friend and inspiration Sidharth for a livestream talk on all things space with his audience. Topics discussed were: * 00:30 - What do I do? * 01:58 - Journey of science and writing * 06:18 - China's rise in radio astronomy * 10:
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The lunar farside is uniquely placed for better observing the radio Universe.
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What is the achilles’ heel of Mars? MAVEN found out.
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“Atlas V is the most accurate rocket in the world.”
In what is considered to be the biggest technological leap of all time, NASA successfully landed twelve astronauts on the Moon between 1969 to 1972. Naturally, there is a lot of Apollo content on the web, including an extensive set of NASA documents. Since all of it can get pretty
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