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Nasa probe finds bubble created by human activity enveloping Earth
19 May 2017
Scientists at Nasa say that humans can shape the near-space environment with radio communications
Isro demonstrates solar hybrid electric car
03 May 2017
ISRO planning mission to Venus
22 Apr 2017
India test-fires BrahMos supersonic cruise missile with 450km range
11 Mar 2017
DRDO proposes to develop a second version of the BrahMos missile that could cover a range as high as 800-850km
Isro leaps into history with launch of 104 satellites in one go
15 Feb 2017
The success of the launch, has helped Isro create a new world record and place India among premier spacefaring nations
Isro leaps into history with launch of 104 satellites in one go
15 Feb 2017
The success of the launch, has helped Isro create a new world record and place India among premier spacefaring nations
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