In a message, ISRO stated, "With reference to the above subject, we would like to inform you that, the Docking of Spadex mission experimental programme has been postponed to Thursday, 09th January ...

ISRO SpaDeX docking mission: ISRO SpaDeX docking mission was postponed after a trial run. On Sunday, Jan 12, the India space research organisation (ISRO) announced that the actual procedure for ...

ISRO on Thursday said it has accomplished de-docking of the SpaDeX satellites, clearing the way for future missions such as exploring the moon, human spaceflight, and building its own space station.

According to ISRO, the main objectives of the SpaDeX mission include: To develop and demonstrate the technology needed for rendezvous, docking, and undocking of two small spacecraft.

The SpaDeX mission is made up of two satellites, a Target and a Chaser, on a mission to test autonomous docking technology in orbit. But ISRO hopes to do more than just test automatic docking gear.

ISRO's PSLV-C60 Launch Live: ISRO on December 30 successfully launched the PSLV-C60 rocket, carrying the pioneering Space Docking Experiment (SpaDeX).

Isro has successfully undocked two satellites after their first docking as part of the SpaDex mission, laying the groundwork for multiple future docking attempts. This critical advancement will ...

The SpaDeX spacecraft were designed and realized by the UR Rao Satellite Centre (URSC) with the support of other ISRO centers (VSSC, LPSC, SAC, IISU, and LEOS).

ISRO undocks SpaDex satellites in first attempt Satellites are orbiting independently and their health is normal, says space agency; on January 16, ISRO successfully executed satellites’ docking ...

ISRO overcomes setback, SpaDeX satellites 15m apart for docking experiment, photos and videos released, historic feat imminent.

ISRO's PSLV-C60 mission, featuring the innovative SpaDeX technology, aims to make India the fourth country capable of space docking, marking a significant milestone in its space exploration efforts.

IMAGE: ISRO's SpaDeX mission, launching with PSLV-C60, will demonstrate in-space docking using two small spacecraft (about 220 kg each -- one called Target/SDX01 and the other Chaser/SDX02).