Mission File Developed by ISRO Launched Sept 2, 2023 Vehicle PSLV-C57 Location Sun–Earth L1 point Distance ~1.5 million km Orbit Halo orbit (since Jan 2024) Payloads 7 instruments Mission life ~5 years In This Article What Is Aditya-L1? Why Did ISRO Launch a Solar Mission? How Does Aditya-L1 Study the Sun? Why Is Aditya-L1 Important? … Read more
Robot File Developed by ISRO Programme Gaganyaan Type Semi-humanoid robot Name meaning Vyoma (space) + Mitra (friend) Build Head, torso, two arms Role Cabin & life-support test passenger Coordinating body Human Space Flight Centre Precursor flight announced 2024 In This Article What Is Vyommitra? Why Did ISRO Develop a Robotic Astronaut? How Does Vyommitra Work? … Read more
Chandrayaan-3 landed near the Moon’s south pole because the region offers a rare combination of scientific clues and future exploration value — and became a practical test of landing and operating in one of the most difficult places to reach.
SSLV stands for Small Satellite Launch Vehicle, and it is India’s newest rocket. Built by ISRO, it carries small satellites into space quickly and at low cost.
Gaganyaan Mission 2026 explained: ISRO’s G1 uncrewed test, Vyommitra, HLVM3 rocket, crew module, safety systems, and India’s human spaceflight future.
A complete look at ISRO’s 2026 launch calendar — Gaganyaan G1, GISAT-1A, PSLV-C63, EOS-N1, Oceansat-3A and more, with dates, vehicles, and what each mission means.
Discover everything about GSLV, India’s powerful Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle. Learn how it works, why its cryogenic engine is a breakthrough, its three-stage design, major ISRO missions, and how GSLV differs from PSLV—all explained in simple language for students, beginners, and space enthusiasts.
PSLV is ISRO’s most reliable workhorse rocket — the vehicle behind Chandrayaan-1, Mangalyaan, Aditya-L1 and dozens of satellite launches. Here’s how it works and why it matters.
SpaDeX made India the 4th country to master in-space docking. Here’s the full timeline, the Bharatiya Docking System, and what comes next.