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EOS-05

India's first geostationary Earth-observation satellite, replacing EOS-03.

India GSLV Mk II

Heading for GTO from Satish, SLP.

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1963

Jun 16

On Jun 16, 1963, Valentina Tereshkova was twenty-six, a textile factory worker and amateur parachutist. Her call sign aboard Vostok 6 was Chayka — seagull. On 16 June 1963, she launched from Pad…Read on →

1990

Apr 24

On Apr 24, 1990, The primary mirror was 2.4 metres across, ground to a prescription with a spherical aberration of 2.2 micrometres — the result of a measuring error during manufacture. No one knew…Read on →

2019

May 24

On May 24, 2019, Sixty flat-panel satellites departed the Falcon 9 as a single stack on 24 May 2019, spreading apart in low Earth orbit from a shared deployment altitude of 440 km. Each weighed 227…Read on →

2025

Apr 21

On Apr 21, 2025, One second of error across 300 million years. That is the target precision of the Atomic Clock Ensemble in Space, a pair of clocks riding inside Dragon's unpressurized trunk when…Read on →

2022

Dec 8

On Dec 8, 2022, OneWeb had launched 14 batches of its broadband constellation aboard Russian Soyuz rockets, acquiring 464 satellites in orbit before Russia's invasion of Ukraine halted everything…Read on →

2024

Feb 15

On Feb 15, 2024, It landed sideways. Odysseus, the Nova-C lander built by Intuitive Machines, had launched on 15 February 2024 atop a Falcon 9 from Launch Complex 39A — the second NASA Commercial…Read on →

2017

Mar 30

On Mar 30, 2017, Eleven months before SES-10, booster B1021 had carried a Dragon capsule on the CRS-8 resupply mission and landed on a drone ship in the Atlantic. It was then partially…Read on →

2023

Nov 18

On Nov 18, 2023, Hot-staging — igniting the second stage's engines while it is still attached to the booster, the exhaust pushing the two apart — had never been attempted on a vehicle of Starship's…Read on →

2016

Apr 8

On Apr 8, 2016, Four drone ship attempts had failed. On 8 April 2016, nine minutes after CRS-8 cleared the pad at Cape Canaveral, the Falcon 9 first stage settled onto the deck of Of Course I…Read on →

2015

Jun 28

On Jun 28, 2015, A single strut held a pressurized helium bottle inside the second stage's liquid oxygen tank. On 28 June 2015, 139 seconds after CRS-7 lifted from Cape Canaveral, that strut gave…Read on →

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