HOLA!!.... Make a list of the satellite's sent by India into space year(starting from Aryabhatta)》Write about the ...(a). Effect of extreme cold and hot weather on the plants.. (b). Effect of continuous rains on the plant.
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Indian Satellites Launched Date Purpose
Aryabhata 19th
April
1975 – India’s first satellite.
– It was build to gain experience in building
and operating a satellite in space.
Bhaskar 7th
June
1979 – First experimental remote sensing satellite.
– Carried TV and microwave cameras.
Rohini Technology Payload 10th
August
1979 Intended for measuring in-flight performance of
first experimental flight of SLV-3,
the first Indian launch vehicle.
Rohini RS-1 18th
July
1980 India’s first indigenous satellite launch.
Rohini RS-D1 31st
May
1981 Conducts remote sensing technology studies
using a landmark sensor payload.
Ariane Passenger Payload
Experiment 19th
June
1981 First experimental communication satellite.
Bhaskara – II 20th
November
1981 Second experimental remote sensing satellite.
INSAT-1A 10th
April
1982 First operational multi purpose
communication and meteorology satellite.
Rohini RS-D2 17th
April
1983 Identical to RS-D1
INSAT-1B 30th
August
1983 Earth observation satellite.
Stretched Rohini Satellite
Series (SROSS-1) 24th
March
1987 Carried payload for launch vehicle
performance monitoring
and for gamma ray astronomy.
IRS-1A 17th
March
1988 First operational remote sensing satellite
Stretched Rohini Satellite
Series (SROSS-2) 13th
July
1988 Carried remote sensing payload of German
space agency in addition to
Gamma Ray Astronomy payload.
INSAT- 1C 21st
July
1988 Same as INSAT-1A.
INSAT- 1D 12th
June
1990 Identical to INSAT-1A.
IRS-1B 29th
August
1991 – Earth observation satellite.
– Improved version of IRS-1A
INSAT-
2DT 26th
February
1992 – It was a communications Satellite,
earlier called as Arabsat.
– After its retirement, it was placed
in the Graveyard orbit
Stretched
Rohini
Satellite
Series
(SROSS-C) 20th
May
1992 Carried gamma ray astronomy
and astronomy payload.
INSAT- 2A 10th
July
1992 First satellite in the second-generation
Indian-built INSAT-2 series.
INSAT- 2B 23th
July
1993 Second satellite in INSAT-2 series.
IRS-1E 20th
September
1993 Earth observation satellite
Stretched Rohini Satellite
Series (SROSS-C2) 4th
May
1994 Identical to SROSS-C.
IRS-P2 15th
October
1994 Earth observation satellite
INSAT-2C 7th
December
1995 Has an additional capability such
as mobile satellite service, business
communication and television outreach
beyond Indian boundaries.
IRS-1C 28th
December
1995 Earth observation satellite
IRS-P3 21st
March
1996 Carries remote sensing payload and an
X-ray astronomy payload.
INSAT-2D 4th
June
1997 Same as INSAT-2C.
IRS-1D 29th
September
1997 Earth observation satellite.
INSAT-2E 3rd
April
1999 Multipurpose communication and
meteorological satellite.
Oceansat-1(IRS-P4) 26th
May-
1999 – Carries an Ocean Color Monitor (OCM)
and a Multi frequency
Scanning Microwave Radiometer (MSMR).- Earth observation satellite.
INSAT-3B 21st
March
2000 Multipurpose communication: business
communication, developmental communication,
and mobile communication.
GSAT-1 18th
April
2001 Experimental satellite for the first developmental
flight of Geosynchronous Satellite.
Technology
Experiment
Satellite
(TES) 22nd
October
2001 Experimental satellite to test
technologies such as attitude and orbit
control system, high-torque reaction wheels,
new reaction control system, etc.
INSAT-3C 23rd
January
2002 Designed to augment the existing
INSAT capacity for communication
and broadcasting and provide
continuity of the services of INSAT-2C.
Kalpana-1
(METSAT) 12th
September
2002 First meteorological satellite built by ISRO.
Originally named METSAT.
Renamed after Kalpana Chawla.
INSAT-3A 9th
April
2003 Multipurpose satellite for communication,
broadcasting, and meteorological services along
with INSAT-2E and Kalpana-1.
GSAT-2 8th
May
2003 Experimental satellite for the second
developmental test flight
of Geosynchronous Satellite.
INSAT-3E 27th
September
2003 Communication satellite to augment
the existing INSAT System.
RESOURCE SAT-1
(IRS-P6) 17th
October
2003 – Earth observation/remote sensing satellite.
– Intended to supplement and replace
IRS-1C and IRS-1D.
EDUSAT 20th
September
2004 India’s first exclusive educational satellite.
HAMSAT 5th
May
2005 Micro satellite for providing satellite-based
amateur radio services to the national as well as
the international community.
CARTOSAT-1 5th
May
2005 Provides stereographic in-orbit images
with a 2.5-meter resolution.
INSAT-4A 21st
December
2005 Advanced satellite for direct-to-home
television broadcasting services.
INSAT-4C 10th
July
2006 Geosynchronous communications satellite.