The countdown has begun for ISRO’s next mission! On Friday at 9:17 AM, the SSLV-D3 rocket will be launched from Sriharikota's Satish Dhawan Space Centre. This mission will place the EOS-08 satellite into orbit, focusing on Earth observation. ISRO scientists have completed the Mission Readiness Review (MRR), and everything is set for the launch.
Key Features of SSLV-D3:
EOS-08 Satellite: The satellite weighs 175.5 kg and will aid in environmental protection and disaster management. It’s equipped to provide crucial data on volcanic activity and other natural phenomena.
Small Satellite Development: The mission aims to develop microsatellites and test new technologies for future satellite launches.
Collaborative Effort: The SSLV-D3 launch is a joint venture between Indian industry and NewSpace India Limited (NSIL).
Public Viewing: ISRO has allowed the public to witness the launch, provided they register in advance.
Environmental Focus: The rocket is designed to help in disaster management and environmental monitoring.
Originally scheduled for today, the launch was postponed to tomorrow due to unavoidable reasons. The SSLV-D3 is another step forward in ISRO's impressive streak of space achievements.
ISRO Scientists at Tirumala: Ahead of the launch, ISRO scientists visited the Tirumala temple, offering prayers and seeking blessings for the success of the mission. They received Vedic blessings from the temple priests after performing special poojas.
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