New flight from ISRO, 101st satellite launched under the PSLV -C61 mission, will obtain precise photos of the space – Isro Launch Earth Earth Observation Satellite PSLV C61 Surveillance Capacity to obtain Boost NTC
The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has set another record today. The first launching ramp (FLP) of the satisfaction Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota was launched via a launch vehicle from Satellite Polar (PSLV-C61). His specialty is that he can take high resolution photos of the earth every season and day and night.
This rocket took EOS -09 to the Sun Sun – SSPO polar orbit. The EOS-09, equipped with a “synthetic opening radar in C-band”, will be able to take photos of the surface of the “high quality” earth at any time in all weather conditions.
How to benefit
The EOS-09 satellite was designed with the aim of further strengthening the country’s remote sensing capacities. The EOS-09 is specially designed to detect anti-terrorist operation, infiltration or suspected activities. This satellite will provide high quality data to user communities that are engaged in various operational functions – such as agriculture, the forest department, water resources and town planning.
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The deployment of EOS-09 satellite weighing approximately 1,710 kg will improve the surveillance and frequency of land data, which will allow the country to obtain rapid and precise information in fields such as disaster management and environmental surveillance.
Technical details and launch process
The PSLV-C61 rocket is a reliable launch vehicle of the ISRO, which has already carried out more than 100 successful missions. This rocket is known to send a variety of satellites in class. This time, it will issue EOS-09 to 524.45 km x 524.45 km x 97.5 ° or orbit. Before the launch, the rocket was integrated into the PIF, where the satellite was added. This was followed by final preparations and tests.
