Author: Misum Hasan
Hey! I’m Misum Hasan, a passionate individual with a background in Mechanical Engineering and post-graduation in Production and industrial Engineering. With a keen interest in the field of Space and Technology,
ISRO & IIT Madras Unveil Indigenous Space Microprocessor IRIS-LV for space applications and boost self-reliance, enhancing mission security and reduce foreign dependency on export chips. This microprocessor based on SHAKTI-based semiconductor. The SHAKTI class chips led by Director of IITM Prof. V. Kamakoti at IIT-Madras and backed by ministry of ministry of Electronic and Information Technology, Government of India and based on RISC-V, an open source Instruction Set Architecture (ISA), enabling the design for custom processors. The ISRO Inertial Systems Unit (IISU) in Thiruvananthapuram proposed the idea of a 64-bit RISC-v based controller based on SHAKTI class chips and collaborated…
Samudrayaan is the mission to send three humans up to 6000 meter ( 6 km) depth in deep sea by a submarine “Matsya 6000”. This mission will be conducted by the National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) Chennai, an autonomous educational and research institute under Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES) of Government of India. This mission expected to launch in 2026 in Indian ocean. This mission is the a part of Deep Ocean Mission, which aims to explore deep sea resources, and develop advanced deep-water technologies and enhance India’s capabilities in ocean research. This mission focuses on deep-sea mining, biodiversity…
ISRO’s NVS-02 NaVIC satellite launch on 29 January with ISRO’s 100th launched mission, this satellite faces some serious issue after the launch and could not achieved its intended orbit for operation. This is a navigational satellite, and for optimal performance and stability, it must be placed in a circular Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO). This satellite successfully injected in elliptical GTO orbit by GSLV-F15 rocket. NVS-02 was designed to replace the IRNSS-1E satellite at 111.75°E in GTO. It was supposed to transition from an elliptical orbit to a circular orbit through orbit-raising maneuvers. However, the valves controlling the oxidizer flow to…
Since 2015, Chinese researchers have been working to produce hydrocarbon ethylene and oxygen using artificial photosynthesis, finally they succeed in 12th experiment inside a drawer shaped device which uses semiconductor as a catalyst to convert water and carbon dioxide into oxygen and rocket fuel basic ingredients. This drawer-shaped device and semiconductor had been in development since 2015.The specifications of this technology have not been disclosed. These devices require minimal resources and technology because they consume low electricity and operate efficiently at room temperature, standard pressure, and in microgravity. By adjusting the semiconductor catalyst, they can produce various products like methane…
Indian Space economy hits $8 billion (66,400 crore in INR) in 2025 according to a press release by ministry of Science and Technology. Dr. Jitender Singh minister of state for ministry of Science and Technology give credit for this PM Narendra Modi and he says India’s space economy set to reach $44 billion (3.65 lakh crore in INR) in next decade. Previous year Indian government allowed 100% FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) with some restrictions in space sector. Indian Space Economy After the liberalization in space sector many Indian space start-up emerging in this sector now after relaxation in FDI policy…
Wing Commander Shubhanshu Shukla, born in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh on October 10, 1985, is set to embark on the Axiom-4 mission along with three other astronauts, At 38 years old, he holds the distinction of being the youngest among the team. His educational journey took place at City Montessori School (CMS), and He tied the knot with Dentist Kamna Shukla in 2009, and the couple was blessed with a son named Kiyas, who is around 5 years old. At the age of 16, he successfully cleared the NDA (National Defence Academy) examination. Commissioned into the Indian Air Force on January…
ISRO’s historic 100th launch by the GSLV-F15 rocket to deploy the NVS-02 satellite at 111.75ºE in GTO, replacing IRNSS-1E, is scheduled for 29th January at 6.23 am IST from Shri Harikota. NVS-02 lift-off mass is around is 2250 kg and power handling capacity around 3kw. GSLV-15 is the 17th flight of GSLV ( Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV). NVS-02 Satellite: NavIC’s Next-Gen Technology The NVS-02 is the second satellite in the series of five satellites in the second generation of the NavIC system, named NVS-01, NVS-02, NVS-03, NVS-04, and NVS-05 are designed to replace older satellites and to enhance performance…
Dr. V. Narayanan is secretary of department of Space and by default chairman of Space Commission and Chairman of ISRO. He assumed charge on 13th January 2025 as 11th chairman of ISRO, and he will serve in this position until he reaches the age of 60 or unless he receives an extension. Under his chairmanship, ISRO is set to launch some of its most important missions, including the Gaganyaan mission, the NISAR satellite (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar), and the Chandrayaan-4 mission. Contribution of Dr. V. Narayanan to ISRO His contribution to the development of the cryogenic propulsion system made India…
Here daily live updates of Spadex mission of various activities. Keep following for more Spadex update and live tracking. Live Updates of Spadex Mission: Undocking ISRO has not announced plans to undock the satellites and perform multiple docking and undocking operations under various maneuvering and drifting trajectories. This experimental mission aims to enhance the system’s reliability for future operational missions. Live Updates of Spadex Mission: Docking Docking was first plan on 7th January 2025 but postponed to January 9 due to ground simulation not completed yet. On January 9 2025 it again postponed due to slow drift trajectory of chaser…
ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) is working on the SPADEX technology means Space Docking Experiment, docking is the process of connecting two free-flying spacecraft in space, either to transfer people or cargo from one to another or two free-flying spacecraft join each other to make a single bigger object best example of docking is the cargo spaceship connecting to ISS (International Space Station) for material transfer. ISRO had launched the Spadex mission on 30th December 2024, from Satish Dhawan Space Centre By PLSV rocket. Two satellites SDX01(SpaDex -A) and SDX02(SpaDex-02) each weight around 220kg injected into two different orbit. These…