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Discover the ambitious Gaganyaan programme, which aims to make India one of only four countries that can independently carry out human spaceflight. Learn about the challenges, goals, and future plans of India's space exploration.
Greater efforts are needed to make valuable orbits sustainable, according to a new report from the European Space Agency.
Vikram Sarabhai, founder of the Indian space programme, was born in 1919 in a family of textile barons. Among the worlds wealthiest industrialists, the Sarabhais were unusually political: they were close to Gandhi and allied themselves firmly with the anti-colonial struggle. Surrounded by luxury, spoilt for choice and yet aware of his family legacy of political ac tivism, Vikram chose the path of science.
Sunday Times News: Vikram Sarabhai, the founder of India's space programme, had a vision to link technology with development, serving the needs of the masses while nurtu
Business plans and raise venture capital to fund innovative new ideas, innovative new approaches and business models, leveraging small satellite platforms. the us investment bank morgan stanley, it's forecasting the space economy. it says it's going to triple in size to reach $1 trillion by 2040. i'm just wondering, what areas of space activity are likely to be the most profitable, in your view? 90% of all activity falls within the satellites industry, and that's the gps — geospatial intelligence satellite communications — stacks. and within that, you've got layers — infrastructure, dist...