The Indian Space Research Organization will send off PSLV-C52 circling an earth perception satellite on February 14 at 5.59am, the commencement of which started on Sunday morning. This will be the primary send off mission of Isro this year. PSLV-C52 is intended to circle the EOS-04, weighing 1710 kg, into a sun-coordinated polar circle of 529 km, Isro said.
Here is all you really want to be aware of the mission:
- The PSLV-C52 will be sent off from the First Launch Pad of Satish Dhawan Space Center, Sriharikota.
- EOS-04 is a Radar Imaging Satellite intended to give top notch pictures under all atmospheric conditions for applications like farming, ranger service and estates, soil dampness and hydrology and flood planning, the space organization said.
- The mission will likewise convey two little satellites as co-travelers: understudy satellite (INSPIREsat-1) from the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology in relationship with the Laboratory of Atmospheric and Space Physics at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and INS-2TD, an innovation demonstrator satellite from Isro. INS-2TD is an antecedent to INS-2B, which is an India-Bhutan Joint Satellite.
- The 25-hour commencement in front of the send off started at 4.29am on February 13.
- The send off will be live broadcast on Isro’s true YouTube channel.
