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The first satellite to go into the space 1000 people watched live, ISRO made special arrangements

Indian Space Research Organization i.e. ISRO launched a total of 28 satellites together. There is also an amisat of India, which is very important in terms of security. Apart from this, there are several reasons for which today's launch was special ...

The name of Hindustan is now included in the countries of the world which, along with being a financial power, is also a superpower in the world of space. Today another example of this appears before the world, when Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) launched a total of 28 satellites together. There is also an amisat of India, which is very important in terms of security. Apart from this, there are several reasons for which today's launch is going to be special ...

Amisat's specialty

- Amisat is a satellite created by ISRO and DRDO, which aims to keep an eye on enemies.

- Monitor the enemy's radars and sensors positioned on the borders.

- Help to create an accurate electronic map of enemy areas, that is, if someone has been plotting against us, then India will be looking at it.

- Provide accurate information about other communication devices including mobile on borders. For example, India will be comfortable to monitor who and how many people are active at terrorist bases on the border.

- Decoding the conversation through mobile and communication devices.

This is the first time ...

This will be the first time in India when ISRO has opened this launch for the common people, today about 1000 people have seen this scene live. For this, ISRO had set up a stadium platform where people have a seating arrangement. Earlier, the US agency NASA did this only when it kept such a launch open for the common people.

Many countries launch satellite launches

ISRO launched its AMISAT launch via PSLV-C45 rocket today, but also launched satellites from many other countries. These include 24 of the US, two in Lithuania, and each satellite from Spain and Switzerland. Even before this, ISRO has set a record to send 104 satellites together.