ISRO GSLV-F08/GSAT-6A Mission: March29, 2018

[Asimzranger]

You just missed ... This one

https://twitter.com/x/status/557142480173289473

at least one will survive

 

[Maxpane]

Aik do din wait kar leta hn comment karne se pehle shyd connection bahal ho jaye

 

[Ultima Thule]

...now let's see experts from Gangadesh analyse it.... Pak ki napak "sajish"...

Sajish by ISI sir

 

[AyanRay]

Sajish by ISI sir

Naah, ISI, Pakistan ki aukad ke bahar hai ye sab. The madrasa chap guys can only aim for 72 virgins in the sky, not satellites.

 

[Hindustani78]

The second orbit raising operation of GSAT-6A has been successfully carried out by Liquid Apogee Motor (LAM) Engine firing for about 53 minutes on March 31, in the morning, the ISRO said in a statement.

The ISRO had successfully put into orbit its latest communication satellite GSAT-6A after a perfect launch of its powerful geosynchronous rocket (GSLV-F08), from its spaceport in Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. The satellite would help in mobile communication even from very remote locations through hand-held ground terminals.

The ISRO, which normally communicates on its website about the orbit raising operations, like it did on March 30, following the success of the first orbit raising operation, had not released any update since then.

The 2140-kg communication satellite GSAT-6A is aimed at helping in mobile communication even from very remote locations through hand-held ground terminals.

With a mission life of about 10 years, GSAT-6A is aimed at providing a thrust to mobile communication through multi-beam coverage facility.It is expected to be a shot in the arm for the armed forces.

ISRO chairman K Sivan had said post the launch that GSAT-6A was a complement to GSAT6, which was already in orbit, and these two satellites combined will provide a platform for development of advanced technologies,.

This is the first mission for Sivan, who assumed charge of the space agency in January.

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Mar 30, 2018
The first orbit raising operation of GSAT-6A Satellite has been successfully carried out by LAM Engine firing for 2188 sec from 09:22hr IST on March 30, 2018.
Orbit Determination results from this LAM firing are:

• apogee X perigee height was changed to 36412 km X 5054 km.
• Inclination is 11.93 deg.
• Orbital period is 12hr 45min.

 

[Zen0]

The second orbit raising operation of GSAT-6A has been successfully carried out by Liquid Apogee Motor (LAM) Engine firing for about 53 minutes on March 31, in the morning, the ISRO said in a statement.

The ISRO had successfully put into orbit its latest communication satellite GSAT-6A after a perfect launch of its powerful geosynchronous rocket (GSLV-F08), from its spaceport in Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. The satellite would help in mobile communication even from very remote locations through hand-held ground terminals.

The ISRO, which normally communicates on its website about the orbit raising operations, like it did on March 30, following the success of the first orbit raising operation, had not released any update since then.

The 2140-kg communication satellite GSAT-6A is aimed at helping in mobile communication even from very remote locations through hand-held ground terminals.

With a mission life of about 10 years, GSAT-6A is aimed at providing a thrust to mobile communication through multi-beam coverage facility.It is expected to be a shot in the arm for the armed forces.

ISRO chairman K Sivan had said post the launch that GSAT-6A was a complement to GSAT6, which was already in orbit, and these two satellites combined will provide a platform for development of advanced technologies,.

This is the first mission for Sivan, who assumed charge of the space agency in January.

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Mar 30, 2018
The first orbit raising operation of GSAT-6A Satellite has been successfully carried out by LAM Engine firing for 2188 sec from 09:22hr IST on March 30, 2018.
Orbit Determination results from this LAM firing are:

• apogee X perigee height was changed to 36412 km X 5054 km.
• Inclination is 11.93 deg.
• Orbital period is 12hr 45min.

Ane update on the recovery ?

 

[Ultima Thule]

Naah, ISI, Pakistan ki aukad ke bahar hai ye sab. The madrasa chap guys can only aim for 72 virgins in the sky, not satellites.

Naah 72 vedic crap devils from India @AyanRay

 

[ni8mare]

...now let's see experts from Gangadesh analyse it.... Pak ki napak "sajish"...

Enough of chest thumping, you satellite does not work, you better import from Pakistan or China..

Coming from a pakistani whose failed organisation called SUPARCO failed to send and failed to build a 50 kg satellite to LEO even after 55 years...................

lol pakistan is still incompetent to make any satellite let alone import one....had to buy some half-arse working satellite

Naah 72 vedic crap devils from India @AyanRay

You still have same habit of dragging religion don't cry when some give apt reply to it

 

[volatile]

Truly India has done well in this field it is unfortunate that losing precious cargo and must be hard for the team but space transport is business filled with such ventures

 

[Haris Mansoor]

Pakistaniyon this is the real stuff .
Putting a 3 ton indigenous sat in geostationary orbit with an indigenous rocket . India did exactly that .

Satellite technology is very complex and setbacks did happens, but you should have waited for complete success before making such comments.
Regarding real stuff, I am more than 100% sure that if Pakistan wills to participate in space adventures, it will not fails like this. the adventure will be a success for sure.

 

[SOHEIL]

Regarding real stuff, I am more than 100% sure that if Pakistan wills to participate in space adventures, it will not fails like this.

You failed already by thinking like that!

 

[Haris Mansoor]

You failed already by thinking like that!

I am not, Pakistan never failed a project, yes it does little.

 

[ni8mare]

Regarding real stuff, I am more than 100% sure that if Pakistan wills to participate in space adventures, it will not fails like this. the adventure will be a success for sure.

I am not, Pakistan never failed a project, yes it does little.

lol.....55 years still no 50 kg satellite to leo by SUPARCO

 

[Haris Mansoor]

lol.....55 years still no 50 kg satellite to leo by SUPARCO

Is there any active or abandoned project of SUPARCO from 55 years of sending a 50 kg satellite???

 

[Ultima Thule]

lol.....55 years still no 50 kg satellite to leo by SUPARCO

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badr-1
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badr-B
built by suparco and launch by China and Russia respectively @ni8mare