ISRO launches 10 satellites with PSLV C49, will keep an eye on the Earth in all weather

New Delhi : Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has once again proved its technology in the world. ISRO launched 10 satellites through PSLV-C49 at 3:00 pm. Out of this, 9 are international satellites, while one is India’s ‘Earth Observation Satellite’ (EOS-01). The launch countdown began on Friday.

#PSLVC49 lifts off successfully from Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota#ISRO #EOS01 pic.twitter.com/dWCBbKty8F

— ISRO (@isro) November 7, 2020

Of the 10 satellites to be launched today, one is in India, one in Lithuania, four in Luxembourg and four in the US. All these satellites launched from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota at 3:02 pm. This is the first space mission of the Indian Space Research Organization this year amid the coronavirus epidemic.

‘Earth Observation Satellite’ is an advanced series of ‘Earth Observation Reset Satellites’. Through this, a clear picture of the earth can be taken from the middle of the clouds. This satellite is capable of capturing pictures at day as well as at night. It has a synthetic aperture radar, so that the Earth can be monitored in any weather.