A recently launched satellite is stuck in space after failing to fire its thrusters, preventing it from reaching its operational orbit.

An Indian navigation satellite has suffered a problem with its propulsion systems just four days after launch, preventing it ...

The Falcon 9's upper stage hauled the SpainSat NG-1 satellite to a geosynchronous transfer orbit, where it was deployed 31.5 ...

(Web Desk) - Indian Space agency ISRO's NVS-02 satellite that is meant to serve strategic purposes, remains stuck in its ...

Japan launched a navigation satellite early Sunday morning (Feb. 2), the nation's first liftoff of 2025. An H3 rocket ...

Following its launch, NVS-02 was successfully placed in a Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO), but without the ability to ...

ISRO is currently grappling with a significant setback in its completing the NavIC (Navigation with Indian Constellation) ...

The launch was designed to place NVS-02 into a geostationary transfer orbit with a perigee of 170 kilometers and apogee of 36,577 kilometers. Latest data from the Space Track catalog maintained by ...

Credit: ISRO The three-stage, 167-foot-tall (50.9 meters) GSLV succeeded in its mission, delivering a satellite called NVS-02 ...

The satellite, which is intended to bolster India's navigation capabilities, faced a problem during the 'orbit-raising ...

Iran celebrates National Space Technology Day on Feb. 2 to reevaluate its scientific progress in space and technology that is ...

NVS-02 navigation satellite has encountered a technical glitch after being successfully injected into the intended ...