ISRO will launch GiSAT-1, the most powerful telescope

New delhi date. Monday 27 January 2020

In the second week of February, ISRO will give the best gift to the country. Which will assist in security, disaster management and monitoring in the future. This is the name of the Satellite (GiSAT-1). According to ISRO sources, India will launch the satellite for the first time.

The GiSAT-1 satellite will monitor only the country's borders, staying stationary in a single geostationary orbit. At the same time every half an hour will be issued a picture of the whole country. Thus, the GiSAT-1 satellite will be used for development activities in the country, but it will continue to expand across the Pakistan and China borders.

Can be closely monitored. Infiltration and movement from Pakistan will be monitored directly.

ISRO will release two satellites of the GiSAT series

The special thing about this satellite called GiSAT-1 is that it has five types of cameras. Two satellites will be launched in this Satellite Series. GiSAT-1 and GiSAT-2.

The launch date of the GiSAT-1 was not announced in advance. It was first reported that the satellite was scheduled to launch around January 15, but has been avoided for some technical reason.

GSLV-MK2 will launch with a rocket

According to sources, the satellite reached Bengaluru only in December. Soon Satish Dhawan Space Center at Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh will be reached. Then we will be launching. GiSAT-1 satellite launches with GSLV-MK2 rocket.