ISRO launched 2 Singapore Satellites into Orbit
Why these Satellites are called the Singapore Satellites & what these Satellites would do?? Let us find out in the story
ISRO launched 2 Singapore Satellites
TeLEOS-2 (Synthetic Aperture Radar Satellite) Lumelite-4 (Technology Demonstration Nano-Satellite) On April 22, from Sriharikota spaceport at 14:19 hours IST
ISRO' Singapore Satellites launch
Third major launch of The Indian Space Research Organisation And a commercial mission through NewSpace India Ltd (NSIL)
Why these Satellites are called the Singapore Satellites?
TeLEOS-2 & Lumelite-4 Satellites are developed for the Singaporean Government and Singaporean agencies
TeLEOS-2 and Lumelite-4
Carried by ISRO’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle C55 (PSLV-C55), marking its 57th flight with this launch & 16th flight with a Core Alone configuration variant
TeLEOS-2 (Synthetic Aperture Radar Satellite)
Developed under a joint collaboration between DSTA (Defence Science and Technology Agency) of Singapore & ST Engineering
TeLEOS-2 carry a Synthetic Aperture Radar payload
It will provide all day & night weather coverage, supporting agencies’ satellite imagery requirements within the Government of Singapore
Lumelite-4 (Technology Demonstration Nano-Satellite)
Advanced 12U Technology Demonstration Nano-Satellite Co-developed by Institute for Infocomm Research and Satellite Technology & Research Centre of the National University of Singapore
Lumelite-4 (Technology Demonstration Nano-Satellite)
The satellite will augment e-navigation maritime safety of Singapore & benefit to the global shipping community
POEM-2 (PSLV Orbital Experimental Module)
POEM-2, the another part of this mission carried seven experimental non-separable payloads
PSLV Orbital Experimental Module
The payloads were from ISRO, Dhruva Space, Bellatrix, Indian Institute of Astrophysics
Future plans of ISRO
ISRO targeting to send the first uncrewed GSLV rocket in February 2024 as part of the Gaganyaan mission For more information in detail click the link below