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Sky is not the limit: India's space ambition soars high | ISRO's future missions explained

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India's space ambitions are set to soar high in the near future, as the country has already made its mark on the global stage with Chandrayaan-3 becoming the first mission that made a landing on the moon's south pole, helping to unlock myriad facts related to the lunar surface.  The national space agency, ISRO, will be embarking on quite a celestial journey with several missions lined up, including the Gaganyaan Mission, Mangalyaan-2 and Chandra…

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Sky is not the limit: India's space ambition soars high | ISRO's future missions explained

India's space ambitions are set to soar high in the near future, as the country has already made its mark on the global stage with Chandrayaan-3 becoming the first mission that made a landing on the moon's south pole, helping to unlock myriad facts related to the lunar surface.  The national space agency, ISRO, will be embarking on quite a celestial journey with several missions lined up, including the Gaganyaan Mission, Mangalyaan-2 and Chandra…

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Paradigm Shift Apollo 11 Vs Chandrayaan 3 Mission Comparison  Mashal Shahnawaaz discusses the Cold War-era space race between the US and USSR, highlighting key events and missions from the 1957 launch of Sputnik 1 to the successful Apollo 11 Moon landing in 1969. While the Soviets initially led space exploration, the US responded to perceived technological threats by setting a national goal to land a man on the Moon. She also notes the ongoing 2…

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