GSLV is made of three different stages. At different points of time each stage separates. The uppermost stage is the cryogenic stage which will... View Article
The full form of GSLV is Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle. You can read about the GSLV Mk III - A Comprehensive Overview of Heavy Lift... View Article
No, the GSLV cannot be reused. You can read about the GSLV Mk III - A Comprehensive Overview of Heavy Lift Launch Vehicle in the given link.... View Article
The launch vehicles are divided into different stages, each stage produces different amounts of thrust. At predetermined altitudes, each stage... View Article
They will separate and either burn out or fall into the sea. You can read about the GSLV Mk III - A Comprehensive Overview of Heavy Lift Launch... View Article
GSLV Mk III, the heaviest rocket built by ISRO was nicknamed the GSLV fat boy. You can read about the GSLV Mk III - A Comprehensive Overview of... View Article
GSLV rockets can carry heavier payloads or satellites up to an altitude of 36,000 km. PSLV rockets carry smaller payloads at a smaller altitude.... View Article
GSLV Mk III also known as the fatboy was not a failure, it was a success. It can carry heavy communication satellites to Geosynchronous Transfer... View Article
GSLV Mk III rocket, the most powerful rocket of ISRO can carry a payload of upto 8,000 kg in the low earth orbit. You can read about the GSLV Mk... View Article
PSLV and GSLV are the most important rockets of ISRO. Among the two, PSLV is the workhorse of ISRO. You can read about the GSLV Mk III - A... View Article
GSLV Mk III is the biggest rocket in ISRO.You can read about the GSLV Mk III - A Comprehensive Overview of Heavy Lift Launch Vehicle in the given... View Article
NASA's SLS rocket will be the most powerful rocket in the world when it is launched in 2021. However, it could be overtaken by Starship of SpaceX... View Article
No, India does not have a space station in space. However, ISRO does have plans to have its own space station. You can read about the GSLV Mk III... View Article
Yes, India does have its own rockets. They are PSLV and GSLV. PSLV is considered to be the workhorse of ISRO with a very high success rate. You... View Article
Yes, India has a human space project which will materialise by 2022. You can read about the GSLV Mk III - A Comprehensive Overview of Heavy Lift... View Article
Vikas engine was invented by the scientists of ISRO. One of the scientists who played a vital role is Nambi Narayanan. You can read about the... View Article
Yes, India does make cryogenic engines. An example is the CE-20 cryogenic engines that are used in GSLV. You can read about the GSLV Mk III - A... View Article
GSLV and PSLV, the main rocket launch vehicles of India are manufactured by ISRO. You can read about the GSLV Mk III - A Comprehensive Overview... View Article
Yes, India does make rocket engines. Examples are Vikas engine, which is used in PSLV, CE-20 cryogenic rocket engine which is used in GSLV... View Article
The heaviest rocket launched till date by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark III (GSLV... View Article
