Aryabhata weighed 360 kilograms, with instruments to explore conditions in Earth’s ionosphere, measure neutrons and gamma rays from the Sun, and perform investigations in X-ray astronomy. The ...

Lesson 4: Monument to the Stars; The Story of India; To commemorate the achievements of the great mathematician and scientist, Aryabhatta, students create a monument for display at a fictional ...

Astronomers from the Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences (ARIES) in India and elsewhere have employed the Devasthal Fast Optical Telescope (DFOT) to conduct long-term ...

The launch of India's first indigenous satellite, Aryabhata, 46 years ago on April 19, 1975, is celebrated as a landmark in the country's space programme. The satellite is named after the 5th ...

Aryabhata: The Boat of Intellect The launch of India's first satellite celebrated the name of Aryabhata, legendary mathematician and astronomer. Professor Sunil Khilnani explores his life and legacy.

With several major missions, India is gearing up for a groundbreaking era in space, along with deep-sea exploration. Launching Aryabhata in collaboration with Russia in 1975 to the Axiom-4 mission ...

India has a rich legacy of scientific excellence, with several brilliant minds who have made groundbreaking contributions to science and technology. From decoding the mysteries of light and space to ...

Legacy and Honours The Indian government honoured Aryabhata for his great contribution in Mathematics by launching its first satellites in his name in 1975.

JAIPUR: Praising mathematician, astronomer Aryabhatta, Governor Kalyan Singh on Friday said Newton was not the first one to tell the world about gravity, but it was Aryabhatta, who mentioned about ...

Lesson 4: Monument to the Stars To commemorate the achievements of the great mathematician and scientist, Aryabhatta, students create a monument for display at a fictional university.