At the Isro Satellite Centre in Bangalore and other scientific centres across the country, efforts are currently underway to launch India’s first mission to study the sun in 2015 or 2016. The launch of Aditya 1, which was initially proposed at 2012, by then ISRO chairman G Madhavan Nair in 2008, will now set sail for space only in 2015-16, plausibly due to unanticipated issues related to instrument designing, fabrication and development, according to experts working on the project.
A new service launched by insurance industry data provider PERILS will show real-time satellite images of flood damage during and after major flood events, the firm said on Monday. Zurich-based PERILS launched the service with the European Space Agency (ESA) and a consortium of insurers and reinsurers including Munch Re, Allianz, Willis and Guy Carpenter.
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