🛰️ ISRO has recently increased the number of experiments. In the early days of ISRO, only one or two experiments were conducted a year.
ISRO conducts experiments with a sense that success is more important than the number of experiments. For the last five years, the calendar has been prepared so that it is not less than 12 experiments per year and is moving towards the goal. But the two years due to Covid completely hampered ISRO's goals. In 2020 and 2021, it had a severe impact on experiments. Only two experiments were conducted in 2020. And, even in 2021, even though the target is high, ISRO has managed to carry out two experiments on the most difficult. Now. In 2022, five experiments were carried out to send foreign satellites into orbit and let the world know about its capabilities.
🚢 New carrier small satellite launch
🌐 **Furthermore, ISRO has developed a new carrier Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) to send small satellites into orbit at low cost. It was launched in 2022 itself and was not as successful as expected. 2023 February corrected the errors and succeeded. Within months of Chandrayaan-3, the Aditya L1 launch was launched for the Sun experiment. Currently, Aditya's journey towards the designated destination continues. In this way, ISRO has undertaken a total of 8 experiments in 2023. It must be said that 2023 is crucial in ISRO's journey of six decades. 🚀
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