ISRO is set to rebound after two PSLV failures, aiming to launch the Hawkeye satellite on September 4 following an eight-month hiatus from the launch pad.
ISRO will launch its Earth observation satellite on September 4
Aug 29, 2026
12:47 pm
What's the storyThe Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is gearing up for a major comeback mission after an eight-month hiatus.
The space agency will launch its ambitious Earth observation satellite, EOS 5 (formerly GISAT 1A), on September 4.
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