The satellite NISAR, made by the common attempt between India and America, was recently successfully launched. ISRO once again showed the world how fast India’s space program is moving forward. Now ISRO i.e. the Indian Space Research Organization has some big missions which are going to play a big role in important areas like science, weather, maritime monitoring and security in the coming years.
During the monsoon session in the country’s Parliament, the central government informed about the upcoming missions of ISRO. Giving information, the government said that when it comes to ISRO’s mission Oceansat-3A, these satellite will give information like sea color, surface temperature and air direction. This will benefit the fisheries community, as well as the forecast of the weather can be made more accurate.
It is followed by NVS-03, which is part of India’s own navigation system Navic. Its purpose is to make India self-sufficient in the service of America like GPS, so that both the army and the citizen will get accurate direction.
For testing techniques Tds-01 and for security GSAT-7R ISRO remains satellite
At the same time, ISRO is also working on another special mission, whose name is TDS-01. It is designed for testing new techniques. It will get a glimpse of advanced technology like electric propulsion and quantum communication, which will lay the foundation of future space missions.
While GSAT-7R satellite is also being prepared in terms of security, which will be specially made for the Indian Navy. This will make the sea monitor and communication stronger.
Chandrayaan-5 will look for water on the southern dhruv of the moon
With this, ISRO is also working on the Mission Lupex/Chandrayaan-5 to be sent to the moon in association with Japan’s Space Agency Jaxa, which will discover water and resources on the southern pole of the moon.
Another big step is the G20 satellite mission, which is being built to monitor the environment and climate changes. This mission will run with the cooperation of many countries of the world and it will have shared equipment – that is, it can be called a global teamwork.
ISRO is preparing orbiter for the planet Venus together with Russia and Sweden
Not only this, ISRO along with Russia and Sweden is also preparing an orbiter mission for the planet Venus. Also, students and research exchange programs are also running from universities around the world through India’s own Space Science Institute IIST. The effect of all these missions is not limited to space alone. With the help of ISRO’s satellite technology, many important tasks like farming, weather forecasting and disaster management in India are getting help.
Farmers and Imd Accurate information about the weather
Farmers can now know with the help of data from the satellite, how much water has to be given in which field, when to sow and when the crop can be grown. The Meteorological Department is also able to make accurate prediction, so that preparations can be made in advance due to threats like storms, floods and earthquakes.
After the success of Nisar, the next flights of ISRO are not only in space, but also a strong step towards improving the lives of common people on earth. In the coming months, these missions can surprise not only India, but the whole world.
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