India's Eyes in the Sky: Isro's EOS-05 Has Reached Its Intended Orbit

India's eyes in the sky: Isro's EOS-05 has reached its intended orbit

India’s EOS-05 has completed its orbital climb after three manoeuvres, bringing the new Earth-observation satellite closer to operational service.

ISRO EOS-05 Satellite: Space Agency Successfully Completes 3rd and Final Orbit-Raising Manoeuvre | 🔬 LatestLY

ISRO has successfully completed the third and final orbit-raising manoeuvre for its EOS-05 spacecraft. The Liquid Apogee Motor fired for 1,247 seconds at 8:57 pm on September 7, raising the estimated orbit to 34,903 km by 35,884 km. ISRO confirmed the satellite remains healthy and is now close to its operational orbit. 🔬 ISRO EOS-05 Satellite: Space Agency Successfully Completes 3rd and Final Orbit-Raising Manoeuvre.

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Successful GSLV-F17 mission: Karnataka Minister meets V. Narayanan; CM Shivakumar congratulates ISRO team

Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sept 8 (IANS) Karnataka Minister for Minor Irrigation and Science and Technology, Ajay Dharam Singh, on Tuesday met the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman and Department of Space Secretary, V. Narayanan, and congratulated him on the recent successful GSLV-F17/EOS-05 mission. Commending the scientists, engineers and technical teams of ISRO, the Minister said the mission marked another important mileston…