Indian National Committee for Space Research (INCOSPAR) was set up in 1962 and later grew into ISRO in 1969 First Chairman Dr. Vikram Sarabhai ISRO began its humble journey in St Mary Magdalene Church
Feasibility study of MOM mission began in
2010, after the launch of lunar satellite Chandrayaan-1 in 2008 Govt. of India approved the project on August, 2012 ISRO announced the launch of mission to Mars in August, 2013 Mangalyaan was launched on 5th of November, 2013 Entered the Mars orbit on 24th September, 2014
Successful launch of Aryabhatta
Designed and developed Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle and Geostationary Satellite Launch Vehicle Giant leap in the communication and education sector was achieved by the INSAT and EDUSAT series Success of Chandrayaan
Develop technologies required for Design, Planning ,
Management and Operations of an Interplanetary missions Technical Objectives Design and realization of Mars Orbiter Orbit around the Mars Deep space communication, Navigation, Mission planning and management Scientific Objectives Exploration of Mars surface features Study of Morphology, Topography, Mineralogy, and Martian atmosphere by indigenous scientific instruments To see Mars had the environment in which life evolved
Bus - a modified I-1 K
structure and propulsion hardware configuration Power - generated by three solar array panels, for a maximum of 840 watts of power generation in Mars orbit Propulsion - A liquid fuel engine with a thrust of 440 Newtons is used for orbit raising and insertion into Mars orbit. Payload Lymann Alpha Photometer Methane Sensor for Mars
Indias first mission to Mars
Cost US $73 million (Rs 450 crore) Mass 1.3 ton India is the 5th in the world to travel to the RED PLANET India is the first country to reach Mars in the very first attempt India is the first Asian country to reach RED PLANET Launch vehicle used was PSLV - XL
This was developed in VSSC, Trivandrum
and has five successful launch history
24 hours 37 minutes day
687 days year Gravity 1/3 of Earth Inspires vision of an approachable world Planet similar to Earth Human speculation
"A one-km auto rickshaw ride in Ahmedabad takes Rs
10 and India reached Mars at Rs 7 per km which is really amazing," the Prime Minister said At just $74 million, the mission costs less than the estimated 100 million $budget of the sci-fi blockbuster "Gravity". India became the first country to go to Mars in the very first try. European, American and Russian probes have managed to orbit or land on the planet, but after several attempts. NASA's latest mission to Mars called MAVEN, which incidentally reached the Red Planet on Monday ahead of the Indian satellite, costs ten times more. It has cost Rs. 450 crores or just about Rs. 4 per person in India.