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ISRO's Historic 100th Launch: NVS-02 Satellite and NavIC System

ISRO's Historic 100th Launch: NVS-02 Satellite and NavIC System
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ISRO's Historic 100th Launch: NVS-02 Satellite and NavIC System

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Why in the news?ISRO Launches NVS-02, Marks 100th Mission from Sriharikota
Mission NameGSLV-F15/NVS-02
Launch DateJanuary 29, 2025
Launch SiteSriharikota (Satish Dhawan Space Centre)
Rocket UsedGSLV-F15
SatelliteNVS-02 (NavIC Series)
Orbit PlacementGeosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO)
Significance100th launch from Sriharikota
Total Satellites Launched by ISRO548
Total Payload Weight Lifted120 tonnes
Indian Satellites Launched433
Foreign Satellites Launched115
Foreign Payload Weight Lifted23 tonnes
NavIC ServicesStandard Positioning Service (SPS) & Restricted Service (RS)
NavIC AccuracyPosition: <20m, Timing: <40 nanoseconds
Primary Service AreaIndia & 1,500 km beyond Indian landmass
NVS-02 Payload BandsL1, L5, S bands + C-band for ranging
Atomic ClockCombination of indigenous and procured atomic clocks
Future NVS SatellitesNVS-03, NVS-04, NVS-05
Applications of NavICStrategic & Military Uses, Shipping Vessel Tracking, Train Tracking & Safety Alerts, Disaster Management & Early Warning Systems, Time Synchronization for Critical Sectors

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