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Ideal MTech Aerospace Engineering Program with 1 Year Internship to Solidify Experience

 Ideal MTech Aerospace Engineering Program with 1-Year Internship: A Comprehensive Pathway A Master of Technology (MTech) in Aerospace Engineering stands as one of the most specialized and rewarding postgraduate programs, targeting the development of technical expertise in the field of aviation, space exploration, and defense technologies. With the increasing demand for advanced aerospace solutions worldwide, […]

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GD Goenka Aerospace Department to Offer Pathway to Pilot Program and MTech CFD

GD Goenka Aerospace Department: A Gateway to Pilot Program and MTech in Computational Fluid Dynamics In the rapidly evolving field of aerospace engineering, GD Goenka University has carved out a niche for itself, offering advanced programs that cater to the growing needs of the industry. With a strong emphasis on cutting-edge technology and hands-on training, […]

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Chandrayaan 3: The Conquereor of the Lunar South Pole

Well if we’re looking into the superpowers of space the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) are not someone to be left out. Well, it went from carrying rocket parts on cycles and bullock carts and assembling the rocket in a field behind a church in Kerala and launched the first-ever rocket from India to be […]

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The International Lunar Research Station is Being Formalised

In June 2021, Russia and China announced the formation of the ILRS, with the goal of building a permanent scientific base on the Moon by the middle of 2035. The complex construction project is split into three phases: Stage 1 (present-2025): Conduct uncrewed reconnaissance missions to the lunar surface Stage 2 (2026-2030): Commence large-scale cargo […]

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ISRO Chandrayaan 3 Lunar Mission Launch is Targeting July 2023

Chandrayaan 3 Mission Launch Date is Approaching As part of an ongoing series of standard space simulating tests, India’s Chandrayaan 3 Moon lander successfully completed its launch survival testing early March. This test checks in a special acoustic chamber if the spacecraft structure can withstand the intense, sustained sounds and vibrations of its rocket launch. […]

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Artemis II Crew is Picked for Manned Mission to the Moon

NASA has picked its team for the Artemis II mission, which the first step in its grand return to the Moon. Yesterday, NASA revealed the crew of four that will circle the moon on the 10-day Artemis II mission. Here is the Artemis II crew. Reid Wiseman in Artemis II will serve as the mission’s […]

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Astronauts who will be Launched on Artemis 2 Manned Lunar Mission are Announced

In the Artemis II Manned Lunar Mission, 4 astronauts comprised of 3 Americans and 1 Canadian, will be announced by NASA to complete a generation-defining mission to the moon’s orbit, returning humans deeper into the solar system than has been reached in five decades since the Apollo Missions. Scheduled to launch in 2024, Artemis II […]

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OneWeb Launch by Indian Space Agency ISRO Shows High Potential

An Indian rocket by ISRO launched and deployed 36 OneWeb satellites on Sunday, marking the Indian Space Research Organisation’s second commercial launch for the UK firm. ISRO’s fleet of rockets will first and foremost give India independence from foreign launchers. But it will also offer new commercial opportunities, as shown by the OneWeb launch. How […]

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Ariane 6 will Launch the First Portuguese Cubesat

The first 🇵🇹Portuguese cubesat, ISTSAT-1—developed by the students at 🇵🇹Instituto Superior Técnico—will monitor aircrafts in remote areas and is scheduled for launch aboard Ariane 6 in Q4 2023. Arianespace SA, established in 1980, was the world’s first commercial launch service provider. It administers the Ariane program’s administration and promotion. The organization delivers a variety of […]

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ESA Advisory Group Recommends Europe Should Develop Manned Launch Capabilities

On 12 September 1962, John F. Kennedy gave a speech at Rice University in Texas that would put the United States on a path toward the Moon before the end of the decade. He explained that the challenge would serve to organize and measure the best of the country’s energies and skills. On 20 July […]

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