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 | #WhatTheFAQ: The historic Mangalyaan bids adieu after eight long yearsIndia's maiden interplanetary probe has lost contact with ISRO after orbiting Mars and relaying data for eight years. We take a look back at what made Mangalyaan so iconic | |
 | Private school in Kolkata to launch its own nano-satellite, signs agreement with ITCAThe satellite will be launched by South Point High School, which is a part of the MP Birla Group. The project is a part of the government's 75 Students' Satellites Mission 2022 | |
 | AzaadiSAT satellite all set for launch onboard ISRO's SSLV. Proud moment for India's girlsThe project, with a mission life of six months, is the launch of a satellite weighing 8 kg that was built by 750 girl students from 75 schools across India | |
 | #WhatTheFAQ: Why was late Dr APJ Abdul Kalam known as People's President?From Rameshwaram to being the people's man, here's all you need to know about the People's President and the Missile Man of India | |
 | MS Ramaiah University in Bengaluru set to launch student satellite this AugustThe satellite will weigh slightly over a kilo and will cost Rs 1 crore. It will be built under the watchful eye of the ISRO and with the help of the Indian Technology Congress Association (ITCA) | |
 | Bengaluru to expand by 42% by 2031?: Students collaborate with ISRO to predict urbanisation, land ratesFathima, alongside her project partners — KV Alekhya and Gargi — had developed a programme that allowed to forecast guidance values for land of the city till 2031 | |
 | Andhra girl brings laurels to her school and district with talent and interest in space techISRO had organised a special programme for school children called Young Scientist Programme, popularly known as Yuva Vignani Karyakram or YUVIKA | |
 | Are you ready to inhabit Mars? Because IISc has come up with space bricks made from Martian soilAs per researchers, this method provides an advantage — reduced porosity of the bricks. This has been an obstacle when it comes to using other methods to make bricks from Martian soil | |
 | Investing in basic scientific research best way to achieve fast economic growth: Ex-ISRO Director at Annamalai Uni's convocation"Scientific productivity is a much better predictor of economic wealth. Investing in basic scientific research is the best way for a country to achieve fast economic growth," he said. | |
 | What The FAQ: What does the probe panel's report say about the failure of ISRO’s Earth observation satellite?In August last year, the mission to launch Earth Observation Satellite EOS-03 was aborted mid-flight. Here's what the Failure Analysis Committee (FAC) investigation into the failure says | |
 | Chandrayaan-3 to lift-off in August 2022: Ministry of Science and Technology informs Lok SabhaThe Science and Technology minister said that the number of missions planned during 2022 (Jan to Dec'22) are as many as 19 | |
 | What happened on January 3: Space wizard Dr Satish Dhawan passed away and the boy king of Egypt's coffin was discoveredDr Satish Dhawan, the third Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, is the reason behind many path-breaking steps that were taken in the field of space. Also, here's more about King Tut | |
 | ISRO to offer free online course on geoprocessing using Python. Details insideThe course will be offered from 17 to 28 January and candidates will be given a certificate upon completion | |
 | This Sanskrit science documentary on Mangalyaan is the first of its kind. Here's what's in store for youMankara said it would be a complete Sanskrit docu-film by all means as the entire script and dialogues would be in the ancient language | |
 | Students of Thapar Institute design satellite to measure air pollution over PunjabChennai-based Data Patterns (India) Ltd will assemble and test the satellite and also set up the ground station |
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