... and Russia; European countries, primarily through the European Space Agency (ESA); China, Japan, Canada and India. Emerging space programmes, such as those developed by the UAE and South Korea, are also engaging in the...
... other nations could challenge US supremacy in space. It is true that the military threats to space have indeed increased as India, Russia, and China have all tested ASAT systems over this period. However, since 2010 it has...
...Union (EU) is developing its own GNSS called Galileo. India has also developed a seven-satellite regional satellite navigation system...and the GPS Aided Geo Augmented Navigation (GAGAN) of India which covers Asia. With satellite-based systems in place,...
...viewed by NASA’s Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3) spectrometer onboard India’s Chandrayaan-1 orbiter. The water ice, now also confirmed... Abdul Kalam, a former aerospace engineer and father of India’s space programme. Chandrayaan-1 was designed to look for ...
... and the pursuit of industrial modernisation. Sensitive rocket and satellite technologies have long since spread to Europe, India and Japan, despite initial US technology controls. Many states have sought to join the ‘Space Club’ of international...
... regular launch operations: China, Europe (via Arianespace), India, Japan, Russia and the USA. Collectively, they ... of process, it is fair to say that many states, such as India, had expressed reservations as early as 2011. So, after more than eight ...