SynopsisIn a notable achievement, Isro has successfully launched the EOS-05 satellite aboard the GSLV-F17 vehicle. The satellite will offer near real-time imagery that supports various applications. Prime Minister Modi commended the success, calling it a remarkable moment for India's space endeavors. Isro's chairman also mentioned enhancements in GSLV capabilities for handling larger payloads. Plans for future launches, including the Gaganyaan mission, are underway this year.The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) on Friday successfully launched the 2,367kg EOS-05 Earth-observation satellite aboard the GSLV-F17 launch vehicle from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota at 2.55 am.The satellite was injected into its planned sub-geosynchronous transfer orbit about 18 minutes after liftoff. It is expected to be raised to an altitude of around 36,000km, where it will operate in geostationary orbit and matchNow Playing
Isro launches EOS-05 satellite: India's first dedicated geostationary Earth-observation satellite - The Economic Times
In a notable achievement, Isro has successfully launched the EOS-05 satellite aboard the GSLV-F17 vehicle. The satellite will offer near real-time imagery that supports various applications. Prime Minister Modi commended the success, calling it a remarkable moment for India's space endeavors. Isro's chairman also mentioned enhancements in GSLV capabilities for handling larger payloads. Plans for future launches, including the Gaganyaan mission, are underway this year.
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