ISRO to launch U.S. satellite on December 24 - The Hindu
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is preparing to launch a United States satellite on December 24, highlighting India’s growing role in the global commercial space sector. The mission will be carried out using ISRO’s reliable launch vehicle from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota. The satellite is designed for Earth observation purposes and will support applications such as environmental monitoring, mapping, and data analysis. This launch reflects the strong collaboration between ISRO and international customers, particularly private and government-backed space agencies from the US. Over the years, ISRO has built a reputation for cost-effective and dependable satellite launches, attracting global clients. The upcoming mission further strengthens India’s position as a trusted launch service provider in the competitive space market. It also demonstrates ISRO’s technical expertise, operational efficiency, and commitment to supporting peaceful space activities worldwide.
The Key points
- ISRO will launch a US satellite on December 24.
- The mission will use an Indian launch vehicle.
- Launch site is Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota.
- Satellite is meant for Earth observation applications.
- Mission supports environmental and mapping activities.
- Highlights India–US cooperation in space technology.
- Shows ISRO’s strength in commercial satellite launches.
- Reinforces India’s image as a cost-effective launch partner.
- Adds to ISRO’s successful international mission record.
- Boosts India’s presence in the global space market.
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