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Bengaluru Hosts India-US Civil Space Meeting in August

Bengaluru Hosts India-US Civil Space Meeting in August
Bengaluru To Host India-US Civil Space Joint Working Group Meeting in August · freepressjournal.in

Bengaluru is going to host a big meeting in August where experts from India and the US will talk about space.

They will discuss how to work together better on things like satellites and exploring other planets.

This meeting is important because India and the US have already worked together on big projects like the NISAR satellite and the Axiom 4 space mission.

There's also exciting news from Mars, where a rover has found samples that might show signs of life.

A helicopter on Mars has even flown over 70 times!

This meeting is a big deal because it shows how countries can work together to learn more about space.

Key facts

Date
First week of August
Location
Bengaluru, India
Organizations Involved
ISRO, NASA, US and Indian government agencies
Previous Meeting
February 2025
Key Participants
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Donald Trump
Notable Missions
NISAR, Axiom 4
Mars Rover Achievements
33 samples collected, evidence of past life on Mars
Mars Helicopter Flights
Over 70 flights since 2021

Quotes

Eric Atkins

Public Diplomacy Officer at the US Consulate General

“"The earlier meeting was held in February 2025, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump had participated. The very next collaboration on the calendar is the next meeting of the CSJWG, which is being held here in Bengaluru. A bilateral meeting of experts from the US and India will be held in the first week of August."”
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Dr. Swati Mohan

NASA scientist and project manager for AstroNav at JPL

“"The Perseverance Rover has had a phenomenal run; its prime mission was designed for about three Earth years, which it has exceeded. It is still running strong. Its primary objective is to collect samples that could hold the science of past life on Mars, and it has done that successfully."”
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