Isro Carries out 100th Rockt Launch Places Navigation Satellite in Orbit

India’s Space Research Agency ISRO (ISRO) has scored a century in terms of satellite launch. ISRO has successfully completed its 100th rocket mission after which the agency’s century is completed at the rocket launch. Space. The agency launched its GSLV-F15 rocket from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh which took the NVS-02 satellite of the satellite. The first mission was also.

During the mission, ISRO successfully installed the satellite in GTO Orbit. On the occasion of the successful launch, Chairman V Narayanan said that the mission was the 100th launch of ISRO which became an important milestone for the company. ISRO has also informed about the data of the mission. That is, the rocket was successfully launched and all the systems of the mission are functioning normally.

ISRO made the first launch from Sriharikota on 10 August 1979 when the company launched the first satellite launch vehicle (SLV). Now after about 46 years, the Department of Space has scored a century. The company has launched 100 satellites. All the large rockets have been launched from Sriharikota so far have been done by the Government of India.

S.K. Unnikrishnan Nair said, “It is as strong as the previous launch. As other launching. We strengthen every launch with our full potential. It will also be successful.”

This rocket used to call ISRO ‘Naughty Boy’ as this rocket showed the space agency quite bad time. Out of its 16 launch, 6 have failed. Its failure rate is 37%. At the same time, the success rate of India’s latest Bahubali rocket launch vehicle mark -3 is said to be 100%. It is a rocket of the same family in which India showed its skills in creating a cryogenic engine. This technique took India two decades for mastery.

At the 100th launch, ISRO hopes that the initial challenges produced by navigation satellites and rockets have become a matter of the past. ISRO hopes that she will achieve the 100th target in a brilliant way.