Isro
Isro
Isro
significant achievements in space technology and exploration. Here's a summary of ISRO's key
aspects:
Overview
Objective: To harness space technology for national development and to advance scientific
knowledge of space.
Key Achievements
1. Satellite Launches:
o IRS Series: Indian Remote Sensing satellites for various applications in agriculture,
forestry, and land-use planning.
2. Launch Vehicles:
o SLV (Satellite Launch Vehicle): India’s first experimental satellite launch vehicle.
o PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle): Known for its versatility and reliability, used for
launching satellites into various orbits.
o GSLV (Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle): Designed for heavier payloads and
geostationary transfers.
o Achievement: India became the first country to reach Mars orbit on its maiden
attempt, and the mission was accomplished at a fraction of the cost compared to
other Mars missions.
4. Chandrayaan Missions:
6. International Collaborations:
o ISRO collaborates with numerous space agencies, including NASA, ESA, and
Roscosmos, for joint missions, satellite launches, and technology exchanges.
Aditya-L1: A mission to study the Sun, particularly its outermost layers and their influence on
the space environment.
Impact
Scientific Advancement: ISRO has made significant contributions to space science and
technology, fostering advancements in space research globally.
ISRO is recognized for its cost-effective and efficient approach to space exploration and satellite
deployment, making significant contributions to global space science and technology while serving
national needs.