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India’s April Chandrayaan-2 moon mission to cost US$125m

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Monday, February 19, 2018

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http://www.spacetechasia.com/indias-april-chandrayaan-2-moon-mission-cost-us125…

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ISRO’s satellite budgets & plans, India’s Space Bill
ISRO plans 32 space missions in 2019
International focus on greenhouse gas monitoring satellites, sensors
India launches new bid to battle dirty air
India’s moon mission planned for April 2019, ‘Vyomnauts’ to reach space by Dec 2021: ISRO
Maxar Technologies Reports Failure of its WorldView-4 Imaging Satellite
India Approves $1.4Bln for First Manned Spaceflight to be Launched in 2022
NASA Sends CubeSats to Space on First Dedicated Launch with U.S. Partner Rocket Lab
Smallholders’ global food production underestimated

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The goal of SARI is to develop an innovative regional research, education, and capacity building program involving state-of-the-art remote sensing, natural sciences, engineering and social sciences to enrich Land Cover/Land Use Change (LCLUC) science in South/Southeast Asia.

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