Indian Space Program-Remote Sensing Satellites (Part-5)

Indian Remote Sensing Satellites-IRS Remote sensing is a very useful technique by which the use of land at the global level, the area of ​​crop and the integration of its production, the warning of floods and droughts and their magnitude, the implementation of the scheme of agriculture according to the weather, underground water And finding minerals and estimating their quantity, survey of forest resources, the development and assessment...

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Indian Space Program - Part 4

Indian space scientists provided a concrete shape to the launch of 'Stretched Rohini Satellite Series - SROSS' by making changes in the technology of the general Rohini satellites launched. For this, they used "Enhanced Satellite Launch Vehicle", based on fully indigenous technology, in place of Foreign Vehicle SLV-3. After this, 3 satellites of this series SROSS-1, SROSS-2, SROSS-3 and three launchers ASLV-D1, ASLV-D2 and ASLV-D3...

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Indian Space Program - Part 3

The main objective of launching satellites of the Rohini series by India was to test the country's first satellite launch vehicle SLV-3 and launch 4 satellites of 30 to 40 kilograms of the series, by launching this vehicle to check the actual capacity of its rockets because these vehicles were being seen as the cornerstone of the construction of future rockets of the country. Although only two of the four planets that were launched...

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Indian Space Program - Part 2

In our previous article of Indian Space Program-Part-1, we have talked about an introductory part of Indian Space Journey, Let's Talk about milestones of Success, Gained by ISRO in detail, click here to read Part-1 of this article. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Aryabhata It was launched in space on April 19, 1975 by the Soviet Rocket Inter Cosmos. This was the first satellite of the...

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Indian Space Program - Introduction-Part 1

With the successful launch of the first rocket "Rohini-75" made from indigenous technology almost three decades ago, India had entered the space age, but this rocket was a combination of American partnering. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); After this, in 1975, the country's first satellite "Aryabhatta" was successfully launched with Soviet collaboration, which was reduced in a short time, after...

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Success Journey of ISRO - Part 1

Whatever ISRO has today, it is due to its years of hard work and passion. In ancient times, Indian science was not so much developed that it could do its own security, but ISRO showed this work and made India self-reliant, So let's see this interesting trip of Success Journey of ISRO from beginning. 1962 Constitution of India's National Committee on Space Research under the chairmanship of Dr. Vikram Ambalal Sarabhai. 1965-66  Establishment...

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