Madhusudhan said on Wednesday that students should be encouraged to develop a scientific temperament by cultivating the habit of questioning, examining and thinking based on evidence. Deputy Director of U.R. Rao Satellite Centre (URSC), Bengaluru, C.S.
Speaking on the occasion, G. He encouraged students to make the best use of the valuable opportunity to interact with ISRO scientists, expand their knowledge and contribute to enhancing the country’s reputation in the field of space science and technology. There was display of ISRO space science models and exhibits in the gallery adjacent to the Swami Vivekananda Planetarium. A special 2D show titled ‘The Moon’ was also organised for the students at the planetarium.
Speaking after inaugurating the two-day World Space Week – 2026 programme at Pilikula Regional Science Centre he said that technology should be used logically and that students should apply the knowledge gained from books in their daily lives.
Srinikethan. a retired professor of National Institute of Technology-Surathkal, said that continuous research and innovative developments in rocket technology have opened up new possibilities in the field of space exploration.
