India's AstroSat mission with the Canadian UVIT instrument.
India's AstroSat mission with the Canadian UVIT instrument. Credit: ISRO

The Canadian Space Agency is providing $133k in funding to researchers at three universities for science investigations for the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) AstroSat astronomy satellite.

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