News Source: The Economic Times
| 4 months ago
The official reason for the move, provided on May 20, was that the higher orbit would “enable further studies on orbit perturbations, gravitational field variation of the Moon and also enable imaging lunar surface with a wider swath”. But it has...
News Source: Androscoggin News
| 4 months ago
Even the failure of the primary star sensor is "a normal event" for the Isro chief. NOW, Isro chairman G Madhavan Nair said that the failure was nothing to worry about...The orientation of the spacecraft is primarily dependent on the location of the...
News Source: Telegraph India
| 4 months ago
An on-board sensor that tracked stars and helped ensure the spacecrafts antenna and its cameras pointed in the right directions began to malfunction on April 26, the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) said today. Although Isro took steps to...
News Source: Hindu
| 4 months ago
Friday, that Chandrayaan’s orientation had been set right by activating contingency “gyroscopes” on board. Being an electro-mechanical device, however, the life-span of the gyroscopes cannot be predicted, said S...He added that on May 19...
News Source: Time of India
| 4 months ago
Chandrayaan-1, India's first lunar mission, though well ahead of schedule, has had a very close shave with a prime sensor failure threatening to disrupt its two-year mission. The sensor, critical for orientation of the spacecraft, is suspected to...
News Source: Times of India
| 4 months ago
Friday. ( Watch ) The space scientists were able to recover within a week from the May 16 "anomaly" (star sensor failure) and put the spacecraft back into normal operation, Indian Space Research Organisation Chairman G Madhavan Nair told reporters...