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GSLV F16 Nisar

ISRO is ready for a new launch. GSLV F-16 Rocket Countdown has begun. This rocket will launch tomorrow at 5.40 pm in Sriharikota from the second launchpad of Satish Dhawan Space Center.

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GSLV F16 Nisar

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  1. GSLV F16 Nisar: GSLV F-16 rocket to be launched from Sriharikota tomorrow on WhatsAp ISRO is ready for a new launch. GSLV F-16 Rocket Countdown has begun. This rocket will launch tomorrow at 5.40 pm in Sriharikota from the second launchpad of Satish Dhawan Space Center. In this launch, the Nisar satellite will be sent into space. NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory and ISRO Space Applications Center have jointly developed this satellite. This is the world's first dual-frequency radar satellite. It works with L-band and S-band SAR technology. (GSLV F16 Nisar)

  2. GSLV F16 Nisar: GSLV F-16 rocket to be launched from Sriharikota tomorrow Ability to take photos in any conditions Nisar takes photos in all weather conditions, day and night. It can send clear images even in cloudy and rainy weather. It provides high-resolution photos and data. Nisar scans help detect conditions such as earthquakes, floods, and landslides. It also tracks coastal changes, soil moisture, and agricultural patterns. Good for scientists and governments The data and images from NISAR will be freely available to scientists and governments around the world. According to ISRO Chairman Narayanan, the satellite can map the entire Earth in 12 days. The S-band synthetic aperture in NISAR is made with indigenous technology. The L-band

  3. synthetic aperture is designed by NASA. The satellite will also provide information on crop growth and water use. Today News Telugu Telugu News paper Today Rasi Phalalu in Telugu Latest telugu news Breaking News Telugu Current News Telugu Webstories in Telugu Sunday Magazine Today Newspaper Telugu Weather Today

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