ISRO successfully launches GSAT 30

New delhi date. January 17, 2020, Friday

ISRO successfully launched the GSAT 30 satellite, which has revolutionized the field of communications. This satellite will provide tremendous support to FiveGive Technology in the country.

The Internet will also have a drastic change in the performance of this satellite. The satellite, launched by the European heavy rocket Arien Five ECA, was launched at 2.35 hours from midnight on the Kauro Aerir launch field in the northeast corner of the United States.

A few minutes later the Ariane 5 VA251 dropped off from this satellite. This was ISRO's first adventure in 2020.

This satellite will replace the satellite Inset Four-A, released in 2005. In fact, the life of Inset for Ana was now over. So now that GSAT 30 was launched due to the need for more powerful satellites in view of changing times. This satellite will lead to a tremendous revolution in the country's messaging sector. This satellite was built entirely with indigenous equipment.

The satellite weighs 1300 kg and has a life expectancy of fifteen years. It has two solar panels which will give the battery new energy.