Top 5 Indian Satellites: Space programs in India have escalated heights since last decades. The result of dire improvements in the technology. On the worldwide level, the Asian goliath has denoted its quality as the repercussion of these effective dispatches and has turned into a stalwart in the fragment. The satellites launched by the Indian government have made the people’s life easier and cozier and has catered them an apprehension to proud be an Indian. These satellites have improved the communication system, GPS(Global Positioning System), weather forecasting and other important parts of the country. These are only responsible for India's growth as a fast developing country. Here is the recap of the top 5 best Indian Satellites launched by Indian Government in the crisscross of last few years.
1. Mangalyan or MOM:
Mangalyan or MOM(Mars orbiter mission) is the most likely program of The Indian Space Research Organization’s(ISRO). The Mars orbiter mission or MOM was begun on the 05-Nov-2013 with some tasks to be completed. The main task of this satellite is to observe of Mars terrain, seeking the availability of life and water on Mars, providing the information about the atmosphere and sending the photos or any other information about the Mars environment and structure. Mangalyaan made India the first Asian country to achieve Mars circle, and the leading nation on the planet to do as such in its basic attempt to achieve something.
2. INSAT-3D: INSAT-3D is a propelled climate satellite or a next-generation weather satellite of India from the ISRO and it was propelled on 26-July-2013. INSAT-3D is designed for improved meteorological identification, it can also observe the sea surfaces and land, overseeing the changes in the atmosphere's temperature, pressure, humidity and other forecasts.
3. RISAT-1: The RISAT-1 (Rader Satellite-1) is one of the radar satellite and also it is the best class Microwave Remote Sensing Satellite transmitting a Synthetic Aperture Rader (SAR) cargo working in C-Band with 5.35 GHz. It launched on the 26-April-2012 to complete the below tasks:
To improve the image of the earth’s surface during the whole day.
To improve the remote sensing.
To improve the working of remote sensing under all weather or climate conditions.
4. IRNSS: The Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System or IRNSS (NavIC) satellite is used of the improved navigation system for the users and has been developed by India only. This satellite/spacecraft was lofted or propelled on 04-April-2014 from the Sriharikota Space Station, India. The IRNSS does these following tasks, it helps us by anticipating the information about disasters, vehicle tracking, timing and fleets, smartphone integration and mapping of terrains. Also, it navigates audio and video for drivers, hikers, marines, and travelers.
5.SARAL: The SARAl (Satellite with Argos and Altika) satellite is a joint gamble of French and Indian Government. The SARAL spacecraft was launched on the 25-Feb-2013 to keep some needs o two nations.
SARAL performs detailed ocean studies and performs altimetric activities for the water circulation in the oceans. It is also used to measure the activities regarding the ocean and sea surface elevation.
The Indian space mission and its satellites have produced the world-class information of data for the Indian governments.
1. Mangalyan or MOM:
Mangalyan or MOM(Mars orbiter mission) is the most likely program of The Indian Space Research Organization’s(ISRO). The Mars orbiter mission or MOM was begun on the 05-Nov-2013 with some tasks to be completed. The main task of this satellite is to observe of Mars terrain, seeking the availability of life and water on Mars, providing the information about the atmosphere and sending the photos or any other information about the Mars environment and structure. Mangalyaan made India the first Asian country to achieve Mars circle, and the leading nation on the planet to do as such in its basic attempt to achieve something.
2. INSAT-3D: INSAT-3D is a propelled climate satellite or a next-generation weather satellite of India from the ISRO and it was propelled on 26-July-2013. INSAT-3D is designed for improved meteorological identification, it can also observe the sea surfaces and land, overseeing the changes in the atmosphere's temperature, pressure, humidity and other forecasts.
3. RISAT-1: The RISAT-1 (Rader Satellite-1) is one of the radar satellite and also it is the best class Microwave Remote Sensing Satellite transmitting a Synthetic Aperture Rader (SAR) cargo working in C-Band with 5.35 GHz. It launched on the 26-April-2012 to complete the below tasks:
To improve the image of the earth’s surface during the whole day.
To improve the remote sensing.
To improve the working of remote sensing under all weather or climate conditions.
4. IRNSS: The Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System or IRNSS (NavIC) satellite is used of the improved navigation system for the users and has been developed by India only. This satellite/spacecraft was lofted or propelled on 04-April-2014 from the Sriharikota Space Station, India. The IRNSS does these following tasks, it helps us by anticipating the information about disasters, vehicle tracking, timing and fleets, smartphone integration and mapping of terrains. Also, it navigates audio and video for drivers, hikers, marines, and travelers.
5.SARAL: The SARAl (Satellite with Argos and Altika) satellite is a joint gamble of French and Indian Government. The SARAL spacecraft was launched on the 25-Feb-2013 to keep some needs o two nations.
The Indian space mission and its satellites have produced the world-class information of data for the Indian governments.
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