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PSLV-C20 launches 7 satellites

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Congratz team ISRO:victory:..You guys always makes our country proud..Waiting for our historic Mars mission
 
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Congratulation to all Indian members here...And to our hard working scientists in ISRO :cheers:

It was a spectacular Launch as usual, PSLV is proven platform.

Next stop is GSLV in May, Fingers Crossed for that, We need to master GSLV Technology too for heavy weight Satellite's

And a Gift from my Side to eveery one.......:D

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Enjoy ;)
kyon dil jalata hai bhai aaj ravi dass jayantee hai abhee larke ko bheja tha kehne laga bhai ji aaj to theke hi band hai ...:hitwall:

aur kal mangal war hai :angry:
 
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Zeenews Bureau

Chennai: Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully launched Indo-French satellite 'SARAL' from the spaceport of Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh on Monday.

The satellite aimed at oceanographic studies along with six foreign mini and micro satellites onboard ISRO's workhorse rocket PSLV was launched from the first launch pad of Satish Dhawan Space Centre at 6.01 pm and is placed into orbit.It was initially slated for blast-off at 5.56 pm local time.

President Pranab Mukherjee was also present at the mega launch.He witnessed the first of the 10 space missions planned by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for 2013 and also the country's 101th space mission.

With a rich orange flame at its tail and a plume of white fume, the rocket ascended towards the evening skies amidst the resounding cheers of ISRO scientists and a media team assembled at the launch centre.

People perched atop nearby buildings too happily clapped as PSLV-C20 went up towards the heavens.

Mukherjee congratulated the scientists. "Delighted to witness the remarkable launch of the PSLV. I congratulate ISRO for successfully executing the mission," he said.

Exuding hapiness, ISRO Chairman K.Radhakrishnan said: "It's a successfull launch."



The 59-hour countdown for the launch commenced at 6.56 AM Saturday.

This is the 23rd mission of PSLV, which has an impeccable record of 21 consecutive successful flights. This is the ninth time ISRO is using the 'core alone' variant of the rocket.

The 668.5 kgs and 44.4 metres tall rocket had a lift off mass of 229.7 tonnes. Besides SARAL, it would put into orbit two micro-satellites UniBRITE and BRITE from Austria and AAUSAT3 from Denmark and STRaND from United Kingdom as also one micro-satellite (NEOSSat) and one mini-satellite (SAPPHIRE) from Canada.

ISRO had initially planned to launch SARAL on December 12 last year but postponed it to carry out additional tests to "address technical issues to ensure reliability".

The ISRO-built SARAL is a 410-kg satellite with payloads -- Argos and Altika -- from French space agency CNES for study of ocean parameters towards enhancing the understanding of the ocean state conditions which are otherwise not covered by the in-situ measurements.

In view of the expected presence of the President, the Satish Dhawan Space Centre has been put under a thick net of security, officials said.

SARAL will provide data products to operational and research user communities, in support of marine meteorology and sea state forecasting; operational oceanography; seasonal forecasting; climate monitoring; ocean, earth system and climate research, the officials said.

Altimeter (Altika) would help study the sea surface heights while Argos payload is a satellite-based data collection platform.

(With Agency Inputs)
 
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kyon dil jalata hai bhai aaj ravi dass jayantee hai abhee larke ko bheja tha kehne laga bhai ji aaj to theke hi band hai ...:hitwall:

aur kal mangal war hai :angry:

Sorry, Guru bhai Galti se Mistake ho gyi....:D

Koi Baat nahi do din aur kaat lo, aur ager jyada pareshani hai to bata do mai pic remove ker deta hu post se :cheesy:

:enjoy:
 
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PSLV-C20 launches 7 satellites - Hindustan Times

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Indo-French oceanographic study satellite 'SARAL' and six foreign mini and micro spacecrafts were succesfully launched on Monday by ISRO's PSLV-C20 rocket from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh.

Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO) workhorse Polar Satellite Launch


Vehicle(PSLV) lifted off from the first launch pad of Satish Dhawan Space Centre at around 6 pm at the end of the 59-hour countdown and placed in the orbit the satellites about 22 minutes later.
President Pranab Mukherjee witnessed the launch from the mission control centre in Sriharikota, about 110 km from Chennai.

The lift-off was rescheduled to 6.01 pm, a five-minute delay, to avoid probability of collision with space debris, a normal precautionary step in a launch mission, ISRO sources said.

The 410-kg SARAL with payloads - Argos and Altika - from French space agency CNES is meant for study of ocean parameters towards enhancing the understanding of the ocean state conditions.

Besides SARAL, two micro-satellites UniBRITE and BRITE from Austria, AAUSAT3 from Denmark and STRaND from United Kingdom as also one micro-satellite (NEOSSat) and one mini-satellite (SAPPHIRE) from Canada were launched by PSLV, which yet again proved its versatality recording its 22nd succesful flight in a row in its 23 missions of which the first one had failed.

SARAL was injected first into the space about 18 minutes after the lift-off followed by other satellites in the space of about four minutes.
 
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Are yar how can I miss this.

Congrats to India and all Indians for another successful launch of PSLV.
 
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are nahi bhai month end hai aur fir mujhe whisky pasand bhee nahi mere liye to Rum Ya Beer agar na mile to vodka me kaam chala leta hoon :cheers:

Apkey aur Mere vichar kafi miltey jultey hai is mamley mai. ::cheers:

Congrats guys.... thank god cops defused another bomb In Delhi.....

Damn! Thank God.
 
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