India's satellite launchers and missiles are 'first cousins' in space

Unlike the dark side and extremely cold South Pole of the moon where Chandrayaan-3 soft-landed its ‘Vikram’ landing vehicle, from where the ‘Pragyan’ rover wheeled out, it was brightness and joy unbounded at the ISRO Telemetry Tracking and Command Network at Bengaluru’s Peenya—as India burst into raptures on Wednesday afternoon

Related Keywords

India , Russia , Iraq , China , Kerala , Ukraine , Germany , Delhi , Thiruvananthapuram , Akash , Al Anbar , Thumba , Rajasthan , Germans , Russian , Ukrainian , Mary Magdalene , Satish Dhawan , Brahm Prakash , Vikram Sarabhai , Elon Musk , Indian Space Museum , Defence Research , Indian Space Association , Russian Special , Development Organisation , Missile Development Programme , Network At Bengaluru Peenya , Technology Demonstrator , Indian National Committee For Space Research , Ministry Of Defence , South Pole , Command Network , New Delhi , South Block , Abdul Kalam , Indian National Committee , Space Research , Equatorial Rocket Launching , Indian Space , Air Force , Director General Military Operations , Satellite Launch Vehicle , Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle , Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle , Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle , Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark , Re Entry Experiment , Human Rated Launch Vehicle , Small Satellite Launch Vehicle , Reusable Launch Vehicle Technology Demonstrator , Scramjet Engine , Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme , Gulf War , Saddam Hussein Led , Global Positioning System , Russian Special Forces , World War , Space Challenges , Indian Space Policy , Satellites , Missiles , Irst Cousins Isro , Space , Space Centers , Handrayaan 3 , Chandrayaan Moon Mission ,