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,

In this article, we discuss, Aditya L1 status and Live tracking and location of Aditya L1. As we all know Aditya L1 was launched on 2nd September 2023 and it is expected to reach its destination on 7th January 2024. We will cover all the updates of the Aditya L1 mission from its launch to its destination and its operations, So stay in orbit of Aditya L1. Aditya L1 is India’s first mission to study the Sun and its orbit is the Lagrange point (L1) of the halo orbit around the Sun-Earth system which is approximately 1.5 million km from…

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XPoSat ( X-ray Polarimeter Satellite ) is India’s first and the world’s second dedicated polarimeter mission aiming to investigate the polarization of intense X-ray. ISRO is set to launch it with the PSLV C-58 mission on 1 January 2024 around 9:10 AM. X-ray polarization is a vital diagnostic tool for studying celestial sources, providing insights into radiation mechanisms and geometric configurations. Analyzing polarization signatures allows for measurements of accreting black hole mass and spin, understanding source geometry and local properties, exploring accretion flow, outflow, and jets, investigating X-ray scattering and reflection mediums, estimating strong magnetic fields, and unveiling radiation zones…

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ISRO mission in 2024 is to carry forward of success achieved in the accomplishment of Chandrayaan 3 and Aditya L1. Now ISRO ( Indian Space Research Organisation ) gearing up for the next big projects in 2024 which can impact the world space sector. ISRO has a legendary history of success from 1969. Some missions in 2024 are experimental in nature and some missions are explorations of nature. It includes the NISAR mission, Gaganyaan 1 mission, SPADEX mission, XPoSAT mission, and some other small missions. ISRO Mission in 2024 NISAR Mission NISAR (NASA- ISARO Synthetic Aperture Radar ) satellite is…

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The salaries of ISRO scientists are determined by the organized hierarchy within the organization. A fresh engineering graduate starts his career in ISRO as “Scientist/Engineer-C” or SC/SE and then is promoted to “Scientist- D” or SD then “Scientist-E” or SE and then “Scientist-F” or SF. In ISRO scientist or engineer is the same designation. SC or Scientist-C is an entry-level position for a scientist or engineer with a master’s degree. SD or Scientist-D denotes science having experience and holding a Ph.D. degree and leading R&D. SE or Scientist-E is a senior scientist having a Ph.D. degree and leading teams and…

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Pixxel is a space startup, it is a space data company collecting data on Earth and creating a range of applications for agriculture, energy, environment, government, and mining by its state-of-the-art constellation of hyperspectral earth imaging satellites having global coverage every 24 hours. This start-up planning to launch a constellation of 24 hyperspectral imaging satellites in 2024 and 2025. It was founded by Awais Ahmed and Kshitij Khandelwal in 2019. It is based in Bengaluru, India. The technology used by Pixxel Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) is a method that examines a broad spectrum of light, departing from the conventional approach of…

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The top 5 space agencies of India are those that can reshape the space sector of the world. Today India’s space sector is open to the private sector so there are many space agencies including the public sector and private sector but we are discussing only the Top 5 Space Agencies in India. India’s space journey was started in 1962 after the incorporation of INCOSPAR ( Indian National Committee for Space Research ), But today India is leading in the space sector of the world. Top 5 Space Agencies of India (1) ISRO ( Indian Space Research Organisation ): ISRO…

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Dhruva Space Private Limited is India’s 1st private space company. It was founded on 26 November 2012 by Sanjay Nekkanti later Krishna Teja Penamakuru, Abhay Egoor, and Chaitanya Dora joined as a founding member. It is a national award-winning company technology company based in Hyderabad, Telangana. Its founding team members are technology and business leaders, currently, the whole team size is around 60 members, and they are all from different backgrounds in business development, engineering, marketing, research, legal, and many more. Dhruva Space offers three services in the space sector First, creates satellite platforms ranging from 1kg to 300kg. Second,…

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Agnibaan is designed and developed by Agnikul Cosmos Private Limited, a space tech startup based in IIT-Madra in Chennai. It is supposed to be the most advanced 3D-printed rocket in India. “Agnibaan” is a word in Sanskrit, ‘Agni’ means Fire, and ‘baan’ means Arrow. It is a fully customizable rocket and can be launched according to the needs of the customer. It is capable of carrying 300 kg of payload to an altitude of around 700 kilometers high and it can access both low and high-inclination orbit and can be launched from any suitable location by mobile launcher ‘Dhanush’. It…

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Agnikul Cosmos Private Limited is a startup in the space sector, It is based at the National Center for Combustion ( NCCRD ) at IIT Madras. It is founded by Srinath Ravichandran and Moin SPM in 2017 with seed funds of INR 3 crores from Vishesh Rajaram and Arjun Rao from Speciale Invest. This new-age startup focuses on launching nano, micro, and small satellites within a week, reliably and affordably. The startup is developing its own small-lift launch 3D printed vehicle “Agnibaan”. This new-age startup is a passionate group of individuals, including rocket scientists, engineers, programmers, and lawyers. “The name…

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Pawan Kumar Chandana is an aerospace scientist, space entrepreneur, and co-founder of Skyroot Aerospace, and he is also considered Elon Musk of India. He was born in Hyderabad, Telangana in 1991 and completed his schooling there. He completed his dual degree in B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering and M.Tech in Thermal Engineering in 2012 from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur. He married Nirupama Tungala on 9 October 2019. After completing his college in 2012 he started working as a scientist in Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre in ISRO for 6 years. He worked on GSLV Mk-III, ISRO’s largest rocket, he…

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