Indian Space Launch Schedule

[Vamsi]

Updated per @Vamsi

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• 24 May 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• June-July 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• End 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).
• 2023 - GSLV F14 - INSAT3DS

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• Mid-2024 - GSLV F1? - INSAT-3DS
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2
• 2024 - H3 (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
• 2024 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (Twin European coronagraph satellites similar to Aditya L1 in function, with planned launch on PSLV).
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 H1 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• June 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q3 or Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-D3 and TV-D4 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

one more correction

TV-D3 & D4 are actually named as TV-A1 & TV-A2 as per the annual report

 

[Vamsi]

From where? Post-launch conference??

Not Post-launch press conference, but I read it somewhere, can't remember now

 

[Indx TechStyle]

one more correction

TV-D3 & D4 are actually named as TV-A1 & TV-A2 as per the annual report

Corrected one more time

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• 24 May 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• June-July 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• End 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).
• 2023 - GSLV F14 - INSAT-3DS

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2024 - H3 (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
• 2024 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (Twin European coronagraph satellites similar to Aditya L1 in function, with planned launch on PSLV).
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 H1 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• June 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q3 or Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-A1 and TV-A2 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

 

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Chandrayaan 3: ISRO’s moon mission to be launched in July; know all about new Aditya L1 mission

Chandrayaan 3: ISRO’s moon mission to be launched in July; know all about new Aditya L1 mission
ISRO has two back-to-back upcoming missions in 2023, which will be a Chandrayaan 3 and Aditya L1, creating a major feat in the space research sector of India.

Taking a leap forward in the space research sector of India, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is all set to launch two back-to-back missions in a few months – Chandrayaan 3 and Aditya L1, both set to be launched in July 2023.

Chandrayaan 3 is the third moon mission set to be launched by ISRO, where a spacecraft will be launched into the lunar orbit of the moon for space research. Further, Aditya L1 is set to be India’s first-ever space mission to the sun.

The first edition of ISRO moon missions – Chandrayaan 1 – was launched in 2008 and was successfully inserted into the lunar orbit of the moon. Chandrayaan 2 was launched in 2019 but its lander had crash-landed on the moon’s surface due to a software glitch.

Chandrayaan 3 is all set to have a lander and a rover, just like Chandrayaan 2, and the lander will be deployed at a soft site on the moon’s surface and carry out its chemical analysis. It is expected that the mission will be launched in the first week of July.

Meanwhile, Aditya L1 is set to be a historic mission of ISRO as it is the first mission to the sun being launched by India. Aditya L1 is a planned coronagraphy spacecraft to study the solar atmosphere and is a first-of-its-kind mission set to be carried out by ISRO, just after Chandrayaan 3 in July 2023.

The main aim of the Aditya L1 mission is to insert the spacecraft in the halo orbit around the L1 point between the Earth and the Sun, through which it will be able to study the atmosphere of the Sun and the solar magnetic storms and its impact on the Earth.

According to ISRO reports, the total budget of the Aditya L1 mission is around Rs 378 crore while the budget of the Chandrayaan 3 mission to the moon is around Rs 615 crore.

 

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GSLV F12 NVS01 rescheduled for 29th May now.

 

[Lonewolf]

GSLV F12 NVS01 rescheduled for 29th May now.

Pre pone or postpone ??

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Pre pone or postpone ??

Post-poned from earlier 24th May

 

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NOTAM issued for mission: 29th May to 20th June
GSLV-F12/NVS-01 (aka IRNSS-1J) NOTAM updated. Enforcement duration 0345-0745 (UTC), 29 May to 20 June 2023.
A1275/23 (Issued for VOMF PART 1 OF 2) - GSLV-F12 ROCKET LAUNCH FM SHAR RANGE, SRIHARIKOTA WILL TAKE
PLACE AS PER FLW DETAILS.THE LAUNCH WILL BE ON ANY ONE
OF THE DAY DRG THIS PERIOD.ACTUAL DATE OF LAUNCH WILL BE
INTIMATED ATLEAST 24 HR IN ADVANCE THROUGH A SEPARATE NOTAM.
LAUNCH PAD COORD: 134312N 0801348E
NO FLT IS PERMITTED OVER THE DNG ZONES.
A)DANGER ZONE -1:IS A CIRCLE OF 10 NAUTICAL MILES AROUND THE
LAUNCHER.
B)DANGER ZONE -2:IS AN AREA BOUNDED BY FOLLOWING COORDINATES:
I)1205N08450E
II)1250N08500E
III)1220N08620E
IV)1135N08610E
C)DANGER ZONE -3:IS AN AREA BOUNDED BY FOLLOWING COORDINATES:
I)1055N08835E
II)1140N08845E
III)1105N09030E
IV)1025N09020E
RTE AFFECTED IN CHENNAI FIR
W20, Q24, Q23, V4, V9, Q11, A465, P761, N571, N877, P762
CLOSURES/ALTN RTE FOR OVERFLYING
1.W20 NOT AVBL BTN MMV-KAMGU
ALTN: MMV-DCT-DOHIA-DCT-RAMDO-DCT-KAMGU
2. Q24 NOT AVBL BTN MMV - KAMGU
ALTN: MMV-DCT-DOHIA-DCT-RAMDO-DCT-KAMGU (UNI DIRECTIONAL)
3. Q23 NOT AVBL BTN RINTO - MMV
ALTN: RINTO-DCT-TTP-DCT-GUANI-DCT-MMV (UNI DIRECTIONAL)
4. V4 NOT AVBL BTN BOPRI - MMV
ALTN: BOPRI-DCT-RINTO-DCT-TTP-DCT-GUANI-DCT-MMV (UNI DIRECTIONAL)
5. V9 NOT AVBL BTN GUNRI - MMV
ALTN: GUNRI-DCT-GURAS-DCT- KOLCA -DCT-MMV (UNI DIRECTIONAL)
6. Q11 NOT AVBL BTN GURAS -MMV
ALTN: KASRO-DCT-GURAS-DCT-KOLCA-DCT-MMV
7. A465 NOT AVBL BTN GURAS-MMV
ALTN: GURAS -DCT-KOLCA-DCT-
END PART 1 OF 2. DLY 0345-0745, 29 MAY 03:45 2023 UNTIL 20 JUN 07:45 2023. CREATED:
12 MAY 12:46 2023

 

[Vamsi]

from r/ISRO

ISRO report on highlights and issues in dataset and product generation

Presented to 51st Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites (CGMS-51) in 'Working Group 2' by Pradeep Thapliyal between 24-26 Apr 2023.

• INSAT-3DS is planned to be launched later this year, 2023, with many improvements to mitigate the issue related to the blackbody calibration and mid-night sun-intrusion.
• GISAT-2 is scheduled for launch in March 2024.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Updated.
Henceforth

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• 29 May 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• June-July 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• End 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).
• 2023 - GSLV F14 - INSAT-3DS

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• March 2024 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2024 - H3 (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
• 2024 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (Twin European coronagraph satellites similar to Aditya L1 in function, with planned launch on PSLV).
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 H1 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment), around 2025-26.
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• June 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q3 or Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-A1 and TV-A2 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

 

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Chandrayaan-3 integration soon, Gaganyaan abort mission may slip to August

BENGALURU: Isro chairman S Somanath on Thursday said that the integration of the launch vehicle — the GSLV-Mk3 or LVM3 — and the spacecraft of the Chandrayaan-3 mission will begin soon at India’s spaceport in Sriharikota.

“All the stages of the launch vehicle have reached the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota and the spacecraft has also moved there. The initial operations of checking the satellites both the propulsion module and the lander-plus-rover are going on now. After some initial preparation they will get integrated and get into the vehicle. The rocket is in the testing phase and integration will happen at the end of this month and it will be fully ready,” Somanath said.

Reiterating that the agency was looking at a mid-July launch, Somanath refrained from spelling out the launch date.

On the mass reduction because the propulsion module on Chandrayaan-3 doesn’t carry as many payloads as the Chandrayaan-2 orbiter did, he said: “...The mass we saved on propulsion module has been added to the lander as we included more fuel to the lander new equipment and have strengthened it.”

Gaganyaan Abort Test In Aug?

On Gaganyaan, Somanath indicated that the first abort mission on the special test vehicle could slip to August. “...May be the first of the test missions is going to happen in August although we had initially thought about doing it in July. Such delays happen when things are being done for the first time,” he said.

After the first mission, he said Isro will have the second one by the end of this year, which will be followed by an uncrewed mission possibly by the beginning of next year.

“Launch vehicle human-rating has been successfully completed, manufacturing is happening and industries are delivering the crew module and other systems. For me, eight major tests are there and if all of them are successful without any glitches then the human mission will be in 2024-25 timeframe but if I face challenges, which is quite natural, I have to discount the schedule,” he said.

Further, stressing on the safety aspect of Gaganyaan, Somanath said the redefined approach taken by Isro to add redundancies and validate all systems and subsystems will ensure success in the very first attempt.

“While the pandemic caused some delay in the programme… we also have a different thinking now. We do not want to rush. The primary objective of the human space mission is a safe mission and our redefined approach will achieve success in the very first attempt. For this we’ve enhanced testing and demonstration substantially and that involves additional abort missions.”

While the agency is aiming for an August launch of Aditya-L1, India’s first solar mission, Somanath said, missing this window would push the project to next year.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Updated launch schedule.

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success
• 29 May 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC) - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• 12 July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole
  
• August-September 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• Q3 2023 - GSLV F14 - INSAT-3DS

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• Q4 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 (CMS04) - First Data Relay Satellite

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• March 2024 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2024 - H3 (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
• 2024 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (Twin European coronagraph satellites similar to Aditya L1 in function, with planned launch on PSLV).
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 H1 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment), around 2025-26.
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• June 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q3 or Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-A1 and TV-A2 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

 

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Corrected for TV-D1 & D2

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success
• 29 May 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC) - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• 12 July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole
  
• August-September 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• Q3 2023 - GSLV F14 - INSAT-3DS

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• Q4 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 (CMS04) - First Data Relay Satellite

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• March 2024 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2024 - H3 (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
• 2024 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (Twin European coronagraph satellites similar to Aditya L1 in function, with planned launch on PSLV).
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 H1 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment), around 2025-26.
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• August 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-A1 and TV-A2 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

 

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Corrected for TV-D1 & D2

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success
• 29 May 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC) - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• 12 July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole
  
• August-September 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• Q3 2023 - GSLV F14 - INSAT-3DS

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• Q4 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 (CMS04) - First Data Relay Satellite

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• March 2024 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2024 - H3 (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
• 2024 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (Twin European coronagraph satellites similar to Aditya L1 in function, with planned launch on PSLV).
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 H1 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment), around 2025-26.
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• August 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-A1 and TV-A2 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

Of all of above, till July this year: total 4 launches (1 SSLV, 1 LVM3, 1 PSLV, 1 GSLV).

Finalised launches this year: Chandryaan-3 (LVM3), Aditya-L1 (PSLV)
Likely this year: INSAT-3DS (GSLV), XPoSat (SSLV), at least 1 or 2 PSLV launches (DS-SAR and DRDO ANVESHA).

That totals to 7 launches guaranteed/9 or 10 likely launches. launches this year. Translating to 2 SSLVs + 3 or 4 PSLVs, 2 GSLVs and 2 LVM3 rockets.

Highest ever launch frequency from India in terms of number of orbital launches as well as in terms of launch vehicle sizes.
@Vamsi @Swesh

 

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Updated schedules as per NOTAMs issued for Chandryaan-3 and Aditya-L1.

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms) - Success
• 29 May 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC) - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• 12-19 July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole
  
• NET 23 July 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• Q3 2023 - GSLV F14 - INSAT-3DS
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• Q3 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 (CMS04) - First Data Relay Satellite

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• March 2024 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)
• 2024 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2024 - H3 (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
• 2024 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (Twin European coronagraph satellites similar to Aditya L1 in function, with planned launch on PSLV).
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 H1 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment), around 2025-26.
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• August 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-A1 and TV-A2 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

 

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TV-D1 now for August end. TV-D2 as earlier in Q4 and HLVM3 G1 still scheduled for Q1 2024.

 

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TV-D1 now for August end. TV-D2 as earlier in

Is there really a good chance that Aditya will be launched very soon after Chandrayaan-3? Even as early as one week later! Going by the schedule given just above.

 

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Is there really a good chance that Aditya will be launched very soon after Chandrayaan-3? Even as early as one week later! Going by the schedule given just above.

Possible if both launch pads and both VABs are being utilised.

They have issued NOTAM for Aditya L1 just a week later than that for Chamdrayaan-3. Above schedule was drafted just from that.

 

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Another reputed website is speaking with a fair degree of certainty, of a PSLV launch about 10 days after the launch of Chandrayaan-3. This is not Aditya evidently, it is a SAR ( synthetic aperture radar) satellite for Singapore. It would be a first for ISRO if they manage that - 2 launches within 10 days.

 

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Another reputed website is speaking with a fair degree of certainty, of a PSLV launch about 10 days after the launch of Chandrayaan-3. This is not Aditya evidently, it is a SAR ( synthetic aperture radar) satellite for Singapore. It would be a first for ISRO if they manage that - 2 launches within 10 days.

There are 2 PSLVs planned after CY-3
one in July end will carry DS-SAR
one in Aug end will carry Aditya-L1, confirmed by ISRO chief himself