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    Now you can apply to be an astronaut for just Rs 200, SERA invites application; Here's how to register and other details

    The Space Exploration and Research Agency (SERA) has partnered with Blue Origin to offer Indian citizens a chance to experience space travel. The collaboration will enable six individuals from countries with limited space presence, including India, to join a future New Shepard mission. The program aims to democratize space access through public voting, with minimal physical requirements. Selected astronauts will undergo a three-day training at Blue Origin's Texas launch site. This initiative underscores India's growing role in space exploration.

    Big Boost to Rudra and Prachand helicopters: Adani Defence and Thales Group to manufacture 70mm rockets in India

    Adani Defence & Aerospace has partnered with Thales Group to produce 70mm rockets in India, supporting the "Make in India" initiative. This collaboration aims to enhance India's defence capabilities with locally produced rockets for HAL Rudra and Prachand helicopters, while also boosting the country's defence manufacturing sector and creating employment opportunities.

    Watch: Toxic debris from suspected Chinese rocket falls over village, raises safety alarms

    Debris from a Chinese rocket fell over Xianqiao village in Guizhou province, China, causing a dramatic scene. Videos show a cylindrical piece crashing near a hill with yellow smoke. This happened after a Long March 2C rocket launched the Space Variable Objects Monitor satellite. President Xi Jinping aims to boost China's space program, but incidents like this raise safety concerns. Rocket expert Markus Schiller noted that China's inland launch sites pose risks to populated areas. The incident highlights the need for enhanced safety measures in China's space missions.

    Did China's Long March 2C rocket fail and its debris fall on villagers? The in-depth story

    Suspected Chinese rocket debris was observed landing over a village in southwest China. The Space Variable Objects Monitor satellite, created by France and China to study gamma-ray bursts, was carried by the rocket

    Getting to space is incredibly tough. Agnikul is doing it on a 3D-printed rocket engine

    It took just 6.5 years for Chennai startup Agnikul Cosmos to use a rocket with a 3D-printed engine. It promises to revolutionise spacetech.

    Made in India Netra, Pinaka Systems attract European, Southeast Asian interest

    The AEWC is a system developed by the Centre for Airborne Systems and two of their aircraft are already flying with the Indian Air Force giving wide coverage of the adversaries' activities along both western and northern front of the country. The Indian forces are going to get 12 more of these airborne systems in different configurations.

    The Economic Times
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