Very neatly explains some of the aspects of the Launch Vehicles.
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Weight specifications of India's current & future Expendable Satellite Launch Vehicles - SLV, ASLV, PSLV, GSLV & GSLV Mk III
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Timeline of Technological progress being incorporated into India's Satellite Launch Vehicles
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Different Stages & Physical specifications of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle [PSLV]
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Layout of the important physical elements of a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle [PSLV]
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Accommodation of payloads aboard the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle [PSLV]
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Basic specifications & stages of propulsion of the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle [GSLV]
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Exploded view of the general layout of different element of the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle [GSLV]
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Trajectory of flight of the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle [GSLV]
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Weight of payloads carried by India's Launch vehicles - PSLV, GSLV & GSLV Mk III to far off astronomical bodies
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General specification of the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mk III [GSLV Mk III] (Moon mission configuration)
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Configuration of the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mk II [GSLV Mk II] (Manned mission configuration)
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Flight profile of India's manned Space mission using Geosynchronous Launch Vehicle Mk II [GSLV Mk II]
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Geosynchronous Launch Vehicle Mk III [GSLV Mk III] - future potentials
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Technologies to be validated for the crew module for the Manned Space mission - unrelated to the post title, posting nevertheless
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An old video of a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle [PSLV] mission, the PSLV-C6 being readied & then launched successfully putting the
CARTOSAT-1 [IRS P-5] & the
HAMSAT satellites into orbit IN 2006.
Godspeed