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India successfully launches first hi-tech telescopes into space

29/09/2015admin

Mini space observatory will orbit 400 miles above Earth, cost £17.7m and has a lifespan of five years. India successfully launched its first hi-tech telescopes into space to study the stars, as New Delhi seeks to take another step in its ambitious space programme. A rocket carrying the 1.5-tonne mini space observatory, called Astrosat, along […]

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