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India could achieve a $40-$100 billion space industry by 2040, driven by increased budget, private sector involvement, and satellite internet growth, Arthur D. Little's report states. The nation's space market currently values at $8 billion with 2% global share. ISRO's recent Chandrayaan-3 launch, global space market projected at $1 trillion by 2040, and space tourism potential contribute. To attain this potential, regulatory clarity, foreign investments, incentives, startups support, partnerships, R&D centers, and skill development are key recommendations.

In this video, we'll explore the latest developments in the Indian space sector, from technological advancements to partnerships and collaborations, and the exciting opportunities they present for businesses and investors alike.

Signs of groundwater and mystery magnetic pulses on Mars picked up by NASA’s InSight Mars mission seem to indicate that life-sustaining conditions existed far closer to home

It is not Star Wars yet, but space has undoubtedly become a military theatre. It is time to rethink our approach.

Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde's project brings art, design and space debris together

The launch of 8-10 maritime surveillance satellites will focus on the Indian Ocean, a region that has been witnessing increasing Chinese presence

China's defunct space lab Tiangong-1 could hurtle back to Earth later than previously forecast, with the European Space Agency saying it may re-enter the atmosphere as late as Monday morning GMT

China space agency says the out-of-control space lab Tiangong-1 which will plunge back to Earth in the coming days is unlikely to cause any damage, but will offer a 'splendid' show akin to a meteor shower

Isro chief AS Kiran Kumar says the agency is in talk with Japan on possible joint lunar mission and making use of space segment for providing inputs on weather-monitoring parameters

Asteroid 2012 TC4 passes Earth at a distance of 44,000 km, scientists test warning system