PSLV C54 Launch: Another flight of ISRO in space, 8 nano satellites including Oceansat-3 launched from Srihari Kota

ISRO has created history once again. Let us tell you that 8 nano satellites including Oceansat-3 have been launched from Srihari Kota. Another achievement has been added in the field of India’s space mission. Indian Space Research Organization launched PSLV C54/EOS06 mission with Oceansat 3 and eight nano satellites, including one satellite from Bhutan, from Sriharikota Space Center today i.e. 26 November.

The national space agency, headquartered ahead of the satellite launch, said the launch is scheduled for Saturday at 11.56 am. According to a senior ISRO official, “Eight nano satellites are going to be launched along with EOS-06 (OceanSat-3).”

India’s ISRO has launched Oceansat-3 for in-depth study of oceans and monitoring of cyclones. PSLV C54/EOSO6 is also known as Oceansat-3. Let us tell you, the satellite of the Oceansat series is an earth observation satellite. Through this, information about the sea and the atmosphere is obtained. Apart from this, marine weather forecast can also be made from this satellite. The advantage of this is that the country is already prepared to deal with any incoming cyclone.

This whole mission will run for about 8200 seconds and it is believed to be the longest mission of the scientists so far. Let us tell you, the primary satellite and the nano satellite will be launched in two different Solar Sun Synchronous Polar Orbits (SSPO). The Hyderabad-based company will launch the two nanosatellites aboard ISRO’s PSLV C54 rocket, which lifted off from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota on November 26 at 11.56 am IST. According to Dhruva Space, the two amateur radio communication nanosatellites have been named Thibault-1 and Thibault-2, and are part of the company’s Thibault mission.

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