Another feat for ISRO, PSLV puts four satellites in orbit

Thursday, January 11, 2007

"We have done it, we have done it well, we have done it correctly," ISRO Chairman G. Madhavan Nair said after the launch. "It was a successful textbook mission and our boys have done well."

ISRO left behind last years GSLV launch failure, with the successful lift off of PSLV rocket carrying four satellites at a time, marking India's capability of sending multiple satellites in orbit in single go. Also PSLV carries one the heaviest payload attempted by ISRO, it carries the heaviest CARTOSAT-2 satellite along with other 3.

This launch is a major milestone for ISRO 'cause this is the first time they've launched four satellites in one go and also testing re-entry capabilities with a Space Recovery Capsule (SRE) among them.

Now it is a patiently wait till 22nd January for SRE, which will start a new era in Indian space industry.

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2 Comments on 'Another feat for ISRO, PSLV puts four satellites in orbit':

I am glad to see atleast another post on the same. I was thinking the blogosphere has completely ignored this event!!

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By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:55 am, January 16, 2007  

After 11 days in space, Indian Space Research Organisation's recoverable satellite (SRE) re-entered the earth and splashed down in the Bay of Bengal on Monday morning as planned.

Report: http://www.rediff.com/news/2007/jan/22isro.htm

Although the details yet to be declared.

By Blogger Sandesh, at 11:56 am, January 22, 2007  

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