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Aditya-L1 Flew 1.5 Million Kilometres to Watch the Sun, Then Logged the Eruptions Behind the Strongest Geomagnetic Storm Since 2003

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India's Mars Orbiter Mission Reached Orbit on Its First Try for ₹450 Crore and Worked More Than Seven Years on a Six-Month Plan

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Vikram Sarabhai Founded a Cosmic-Ray Laboratory at 28, Then Began India's Space Programme in a Church at Thumba, Where the First Rocket Flew on 21 November 1963

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Chandrayaan-3 Landed at 18:04 on 23 August 2023 for ₹615 Crore, and the 103 Metres Its Rover Drove Have Since Produced a Nature Paper

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India's First Moon Mission Cost ₹386 Crore and Carried the NASA Instrument That Found Water on the Lunar Surface