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Oct 1, 2024 · India’s Venus Orbiter Mission is planned to be launched in March 2028 and will cost approximately 1236 Crore Indian Rupees. LVM-3 has been identified as the candidate launch vehicle which will place the spacecraft in an Elliptical Parking Orbit (EPO) of 170 km x 36000 km, 21.5° inclination and Argument of Perigee (AOP) of 178°.
Sep 18, 2024 · How much will the Venus Orbiter Mission cost? The total approved budget for the mission is Rs. 1,236 crore, with Rs. 824 crore allocated for the development of the spacecraft and its...
Sep 18, 2024 · The total fund approved for the Venus Orbiter Mission” (VOM), is Rs.1236 Cr out of which Rs 824.00 Crore will be spent on the spacecraft. The cost includes development and realization of the spacecraft including its specific payloads and technology elements, global ground station support cost for navigation and network as well as the cost of ...
Oct 1, 2024 · India’s ambitious Venus Orbiter Mission (VOM) is tentatively slated to take off on March 28, 2028, and will carry 19 payloads onboard. These will include two Indian and international collaborative scientific instruments , and one international payload that has been recommended by the Experts Review Committee.
Sep 20, 2024 · The price tag for India's Gaganyaan human spaceflight program is now $2.4 billion (201 billion rupees) after the cabinet granted an additional $1.35 billion (111 billion rupees) on...
The second major approval of ₹ 1,236 crore was for VOM – India’s first scientific mission to Venus, which aims to enable scientists to better understand the Venusian atmosphere, and geology and...
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Sep 18, 2024 · The total budget for the Venus Orbiter Mission is Rs. 1236 Crore, with Rs. 824 Crore allocated specifically for the spacecraft. This funding covers the development, payloads, global ground station support, and the launch vehicle.
