Isro going to cross another milestone, 100th mission to launch on 29 January, nasa

In the last few years, India has made a lot of progress in space -related missions. The 100th mission of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) will be launched on Tuesday. The navigation satellite from Srihariikota’s Sriharikota’s space will be launched by a GSLV with a rocket.

This is also the first mission of V Narayanan, the chairman of ISRO, who recently took charge. Geosinkronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) with indigenous cryogenic upper stage will take navigation satellite NVS-02 in its 17th flight to 6.23 am on January 29. It is the second satellite in the Indian subcontinent to provide accurate positions, valos and timings to users in the Navigation with the Indian Consultation (NAVIC) series. The 27.30 -hour countdown for this mission has started at 2.30 am on Tuesday morning.

The Navic consists of five second generation satellite. NVS-02 is designed and developed by UR Satellite Center. Its weight is about 2,250 kg. It has navigation payloads in L1, L5 and S bands. Like the previous satellite NVS-01, the C-band also has a ranging payload. Recently ISRO succeeded in achieving the ability of space docking. After the US, Russia and China, India has become the fourth country to have this capacity. The major goals of the ISRO’s Spadex Mission, launched at the end of the previous year, included the Space Docking Process. This ability is essential for future human and special missions. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated ISRO’s team on this big success. Modi had said that this is an important step for the country’s ambitious space missions in the coming years.

In Docking, an active vehicle fly with his power and connects with his target. India plans to build their own space station. The station will be named “India Space Station”. It can be established by 2035. Preparations are being made by ISRO to make the Gaganyaan mission a success. ISRO has started assembling Human Rated Launch Vehicle Mark-3 (HLVM3) for this mission. This is the beginning of the first mission without crew under the country’s ambitious Gaganyaan Human Spaceflight Mission. ISRO has started assembling with the stacking of the Nozzle and Segment of S200 solid rocket motor.

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