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ISRO to launch four satellites in 2017
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is mulling to launch four satellites in 2017, for metallurgic, communication and remote sensing purposes. It was revealed at an expo organised as a part of world space week celebrations at Platinum Jubilee Guest House, Andhra University.
Visakhapatnam: Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is mulling to launch four satellites in 2017, for metallurgic, communication and remote sensing purposes. It was revealed at an expo organised as a part of world space week celebrations at Platinum Jubilee Guest House, Andhra University.
“INSAT-3DR is being launched for predicting weather conditions, GSAT-18 and GSAT-11 for improvements in communication channels, and RESOURCESAT-2A for remote sensing purposes, explained BVVSN Prasada Rao, deputy general manager, ISRO.
Apart from the four satellites, the ISRO is also mulling to launch the inter-planetary mission satellite Chandrayan-2 by 2018, Prasada Rao said. “The delay is because we are working on the land rover to carry Chandrayan-2 on inter-planetary surfaces. The work is in its advanced stages,” he stated.
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