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India launches EOS-05 to closely monitor storms, floods, borders
The 2,367-kilogram EOS-05 is headed for geosynchronous orbit, where it will provide India with near-real-time images.
The 2,367-kilogram EOS-05 is headed for geosynchronous orbit, where it will provide India with near-real-time images.
The Hyderabad startup’s Mission Aagaman will test Vikram-I in orbit, carry domestic and international customer payloads and gather flight data Skyroot says cannot be fully replicated on the ground.