ISRO in initial stage of talks with ISS for sc'fic experiments

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Press Trust of India Sriharikota (AP)
Last Updated : Jan 05 2014 | 9:05 PM IST
ISRO is in the "initial stages" of talks with the International Space Station (ISS) to conduct scientific experiments with specific focus on climate related areas, its chairman K Radhakrishnan said.
"India is not a partner for now in the International Space Station. We are in the initial stages of discussion on whether we could do something on climate-related earth observation system experiments. Initial discussions are on," he told reporters here.
ISS has invited other countries to conduct experiments in its laboratory. The U.S.A., Russian, Japan, Canada and Europe are the present members of ISS.
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First Published: Jan 05 2014 | 9:05 PM IST

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