Another success of ISRO.. 9 satellites into space at the same time, benefits

BhRata Space Research Organization (ISRO) achieved another feat. At one time 9 satellites were sent into space. The Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV)-C54 rocket burst into flames on Saturday morning (November 26) from the Satish Dhawan Space Launch Center in Sriharikota, Tirupati district. Shortly after that, ISRO scientists announced that the experiment was successful. PSLV C-54 carried 8 nano satellites including OceanSat and EvoSSAT-6 into the specified orbit. The scientists were delighted with the success of the experiment.

Highlights:
✦ Height of PSLV-C54 carrier is 44.4 meters.

✦ PSLV C-54’s main payload is ‘OceanSat’. It is called Earth Observation Satellite-6. ISRO has undertaken this experiment with the main intention of launching it into orbit.

✦ Observing Earth’s atmosphere through Oceansat satellites. These satellites are used to detect storms, estimate moisture in the atmosphere, and study the weather over oceans.

✦ Recently launched EOS-3 will be linked to ISRO’s earlier launched Oceansat-2. This satellite will enable scientists to study the oceans in greater depth without any disruption to the ongoing studies.

✦ ‘Hyperspectral imaging satellite’ can be used to detect underground oil reserves, methane leaks and crop pests.

✦ Out of 9 satellites, one Oceansat satellite weighs 1,117 kg. Along with this, the total weight of all other nano satellites is 321 tons.

✦ This is the 24th launch of the PSLV-XL version.

✦ Bhutansat from Bhutan, Anand from Bangalore Pixel Company and 4 other satellites belonging to the ‘Spaceflight’ company operating worldwide with its headquarters in Seattle were sent to Ningi by the ISRO scientists through this PSLV-C54 carrier.

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