Nellore, April 26, (way2newstv.com):
ISRO, which has been start with experimenting with less expenses , creates miracles in space.While some experiments have recently failed, learning lessons from that and it is going forward with correcting that errors.ISRO hopes to launch more satellites in the coming days with the success of the IRNSS-1I satellite launch by the PSLV-C5 41 rocket, designed for the domestic navigation system.The most prestigious Chandrayaan 2 mission experiment also is in October. Official sources said the experiment of satellites for military purposes in ISRO is high.These satellites are to be used for surveillance and security on the movements of the enemy in the borders and territorial waters. ISRO decided to launch the GSAT-7A satellite to be used for Indian Air Force in September.Modern remote sensing satellite Risat-2 will be launched by the end of this year. GSAT-7 will be launched by GSLV MK-2 rocket.With this satellite, the radar stations, air bases and warplanes are connected.
ISRO PLAN TO CHANDRAYAAN IN OCTOBER
This will contribute significantly to the availability of air force combat. It will serve as a geyser-e or Rukmini for the Navy services on September 29, 2013. The Rukmini satellite provides information on the movements of enemies at around 2,000 nautical miles in the Indian Ocean. The RiSat-2 is being used by PSLV Rocket. With this highly advanced remote sensing satellite, the intelligence capability of the country will be strengthened. The sophisticated synthetic radar system that works with a capacity of 5.35 GHz provides information at all times regardless of weather conditions. Ritsat is being used for civilian purposes, primarily for land surface mapping. It also helps sea surface analysis. The launch of the GSAT-11 satellite will be launched in June at the French Guiana Space Research Center in French Guiana. GSATV-29 also will be launched in June by GSLV MK3.
