Australia: Space experts believe 'mysterious object' on beach could be piece of 20-year-old Indian rocket
1 year, 5 months ago

Australia: Space experts believe 'mysterious object' on beach could be piece of 20-year-old Indian rocket

India TV News  

A dome-shaped mysterious object has washed up on a remote Australian beach, amid speculation that it could be from a 20-year-old Indian rocket that was used for launching a satellite. However, a space expert says the object could be from a 20-year-old Indian rocket. European Space Agency engineer Andrea Boyd said experts believed the item fell from an Indian rocket launching a satellite, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported. Expert says the object could be from a 20-year-old Indian rocket She said it could be 20 years old, the report added.

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Australia: Officials confirm mysterious object on beach as debris from Indian PSLV operated by ISRO
1 year, 4 months ago

Australia: Officials confirm mysterious object on beach as debris from Indian PSLV operated by ISRO

India TV News  

A dome-shaped mysterious object that was found on a remote Australian beach has been confirmed as debris from an Indian space vehicle operated by the Indian Space Research Organisation. In a statement, the Australian Space Agency said that it is working with the ISRO and will provide confirmation to determine next steps like considering obligations under the United Nations space …

Mystery solved? ‘…with ISRO’: Australian Space Agency's big update on object found on beach
1 year, 4 months ago

Mystery solved? ‘…with ISRO’: Australian Space Agency's big update on object found on beach

Hindustan Times  

The mysterious metal cylinder that washed up on an Australian beach two weeks ago is likely debris from an expended third stage of a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle, the Australian Space Agency confirmed on Monday, “PSLV is a medium-lift launch vehicle operated by ISRO “We have concluded the object located on a beach near Jurien Bay in Western Australia is …

Australian Space Agency reveals origin of space junk discovered on Green Head beach in Western Australia
1 year, 4 months ago

Australian Space Agency reveals origin of space junk discovered on Green Head beach in Western Australia

ABC  

A mysterious object that washed up on a West Australian beach is most likely space debris from a satellite launch vehicle, the Australian Space Agency has concluded. Key points: The mysterious object was first discovered on Green Head beach on July 16 The Australian Space Agency confirmed the object was part of an Indian rocket Locals want to see the …

Did Chandrayaan-3 debris wash up on an Australian beach?
1 year, 5 months ago

Did Chandrayaan-3 debris wash up on an Australian beach?

Firstpost  

A mysterious object washed up on Australia’s Green Head Beach, leaving officials perplexed. The Australian space agency is now looking into it to identify its origins A mysterious, unidentified cylindrical object washed up on a beach in West Australia, leaving Australian authorities perplexed. On Monday, Australian Space Agency shared a picture of the partially damaged object on Twitter, saying, “We …

Australia baffled as 'mysterious' object washes up on beach; Netizens speculate related to Chandrayaan-3
1 year, 5 months ago

Australia baffled as 'mysterious' object washes up on beach; Netizens speculate related to Chandrayaan-3

India TV News  

A "mysterious object", potentially a part of the satellite launch vehicle, was found on the coast of Western Australia. Although there was no confirmation from India's space agency as it had recently launched the Chandrayaan-3 from Andhra Pradesh's Sriharikota, Twitter users have now started speculating it could be a part of the prestigious lunar exploration mission. Sharing the photograph of …

Focus on debris from space after ISRO rocket part found crashed in Australia
2 years ago

Focus on debris from space after ISRO rocket part found crashed in Australia

The Hindu  

On July 31, officials identified an object found on a beach in Western Australia to be a part of a rocket launched by the Indian Space Research Organisation. In December 2022, more than 140 experts and dignitaries signed an open letter published by the Outer Space Institute calling for both national and multilateral efforts to restrict uncontrolled re-entries — the …

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