ISRO Successfully Tests Solid Motor for New Sub-Orbital Launch Vehicle SOLVE

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ISRO successfully conducted a static test of the solid motor for its new Sub-Orbital Launch Vehicle for Experiments (SOLVE) on July 3.
SOLVE will support the Gaganyaan human spaceflight program by testing parachute systems for the Crew Module.

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ISRO successfully conducted a static test of the solid motor for its new Sub-Orbital Launch Vehicle for Experiments (SOLVE) on July 3. SOLVE will support the Gaganyaan human spaceflight program by testing parachute systems for the Crew Module.

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