Consider the following about GSLV’s first cryogenic use:
It happened in 2001.
India became the sixth country to use cryogenic technology.
The engine was developed by the European Space Agency.
Regarding the Mars Atlas released by ISRO:
It was a digital compilation of MOM’s trajectory.
It included scientific images from the first year of orbit.
It was published by the Ministry of Earth Sciences.
Which of the following statements about the GSLV Mk III rocket are correct?
It can carry crew modules due to its LEO capabilities.
CE-20 is its cryogenic engine.
It was first successfully launched in 2001.
Consider the following statements about Chandrayaan-1’s objectives:
Mapping the Moon's chemical and mineral composition was a key objective.
The spacecraft operated entirely in a 200 km orbit.
It was ISRO’s first interplanetary mission.
Consider these statements regarding GSLV-Mk III’s development:
Development took over 25 years.
It underwent 11 flights before final realization.
Cryogenic testing of C25 happened in 2010.
Consider the following about ISRO’s navigation satellite program:
GSLV-F15 launched the NVS-02 satellite.
NVS-02 enhances NavIC capabilities.
NavIC is designed for interplanetary navigation.
Regarding GSLV Mk III, which statements are correct?
It is India’s heaviest and shortest rocket.
It uses a two-stage propulsion system.
It can place 8 tonnes in Low Earth Orbit.
Consider the following about Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM):
It was launched using GSLV Mk II.
It was the least expensive Mars mission globally.
The project director was S. Arunan.
Consider the following statements about Chandrayaan-1:
It orbited at a height of 100 km for lunar mapping.
Scientific instruments onboard were contributed by six different countries.
It was launched from the Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station.
Consider the following regarding Amazonia-1 satellite:
It was developed and launched by Brazil in collaboration with ISRO.
It was Brazil's first completely indigenous Earth observation satellite.
It was launched aboard PSLV-C51 in 2021. Which statements are correct?
Consider the following statements:
Chandrayaan-1 was announced by PM Vajpayee in his Independence Day speech.
It was India’s first planetary exploration mission.
The spacecraft orbited at 1000 km altitude for high-resolution mapping.
Which are correct?
Choose the correct statement regarding the distinction between Antrix and NSIL:
NSIL supports private sector growth within India, while Antrix handles foreign customers.
Antrix was incorporated in 2019 as a CPSE.
NSIL markets only launch vehicles and not other ISRO products.
Consider the following about Antrix Corporation:
It was set up as ISRO’s commercial arm to handle international contracts.
It acts under the Department of Space, Government of India.
It primarily supports the development of launch vehicles in India.
Which are correct?
Consider the following statements regarding NSIL:
NSIL deals with domestic licensing and productization of ISRO technologies.
NSIL was created as a replacement to Antrix for all space commerce.
NSIL helps scale ISRO’s technologies by transferring them to private Indian industries.
Which of the above are correct?
Which of the following about NSIL’s functions are accurate?
Manufacture of small satellite launch vehicles in collaboration with private sector.
Exclusive marketing of PSLV and GSLV launches for foreign clients.
Productization and marketing of space-based services.
Regarding Chandrayaan-1, which of the following statements are true?
It carried international payloads alongside Indian instruments.
It mapped the Moon's surface for mineralogical and chemical studies.
It was launched by GSLV Mk II.
Consider the following statements about PSLV-C51:
It was NSIL’s first dedicated commercial mission.
It carried 18 co-passenger satellites.
It launched an Indian Earth observation satellite as the main payload.
Which of the following statements about Antrix Corporation are true?
It was incorporated as a public limited company in 1992.
It handles international marketing of space products and services.
It focuses on the Indian private sector's space launch capabilities.
Which of the following statements are correct?
NSIL was set up to exploit ISRO’s research and development work commercially.
NSIL focuses primarily on foreign collaborations in space marketing.
NSIL is responsible for licensing and technology transfer to Indian industries.
Consider the following statements about Indian satellite launch history:
SLV-3 was the first satellite launch vehicle developed by India.
It successfully launched Aryabhata in 1975.
Choose the correct statement(s) regarding ISRO’s PSLV missions:
PSLV C-55 launched Singapore’s TelEOS 2 satellite.
PSLV C-56 was dedicated to Chandrayaan-3.
Identify the correct statements about ISRO’s rocket launch infrastructure:
Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launch Station (TERLS) was established in 1968.
VSSC is located in Chennai and manages PSLV production.
Which of the following statements about Vikram Sarabhai is/are correct?
He was the first Chairman of ISRO.
He conceptualized the importance of satellite applications before the 1970s.
Choose the correct statements regarding the PSLV series missions:
PSLV C-54 carried EOS 6 and a satellite from Bhutan.
PSLV C-58 carried the X-ray Polarimeter Satellite (XPoSat)
Regarding the early stages of India’s rocket development:
Sounding rockets formed the base of ISRO’s future vehicle development.
Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) led research in sounding rockets.
TERLS was dedicated to the UN in 1968 by Dr. Vikram Sarabhai.
Consider the following regarding ISRO’s chairmanship history:
G. Madhavan Nair and M. G. K. Menon were both Malayalees.
Shailesh Nayak was a permanent chairman of ISRO.
Dr. V. Narayanan is the current chairman of ISRO.
Which of the following statements about PSLV is/are correct?
PSLV is India’s third-generation launch vehicle.
It was the first Indian launch vehicle to use liquid stages.
PSLV C-48 was the 48th launch in its series.
Consider the following statements regarding ISRO’s organizational development:
INCOSPAR became ISRO in 1969.
ISRO was transferred to the Department of Space in 1972.
Department of Space was formed in June 1972.
Choose the correct statement(s):
The Department of Atomic Energy managed INCOSPAR in its early phase.
The Department of Space was created before the formation of ISRO
Choose the correct statement(s):
RH-75 marked the beginning of satellite launch capabilities in India.
It was only a sounding rocket for atmospheric studies.
Choose the correct statement(s):
SSTC was a precursor to Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre.
The center was instrumental in developing early sounding rockets.