ISRO’s launched tiniest rocket to display the Tricolor in Space

A tiny satellite launch vehicle will be sent from Sriharikota by the Indian Space Research Organization on 7th August 2022. It is a three-stage vehicle, and each step of propulsion uses solid fuel. The goal of the project is to place an Earth observation satellite called EOS-02 into low earth orbit along with a satellite called “Azaadi SAT.” The satellite will be launched from Sriharikota.

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750 female students from government schools in remote areas from Kashmir to Kanyakumari created the “Azaadi Satellite.“
Srimathy Kesan, the founder of Space Kidz India, said that the opportunity for the girls to participate in the programme was fantastic.

About the AzaadiSAT launch:

In order to mark India’s 75th anniversary of independence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared on August 15 that this spacecraft would be launched.
A co-passenger satellite called “AzaadiSAT” will be aboard SSLV in honour of India’s festival of “Azaadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.“
It was designed specifically for the 75th anniversary of Independence Day.
Young females will have options to choose “space research” as their job because it will foster their scientific temperament.

About AzaadiSAT:

AzaadiSAT has 75 payloads in total.
750 young female students from 75 Indian rural government schools built these payloads.
It is the outcome of ISRO’s efforts to encourage girls to pursue “Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)”.
The CubeSat weighs 8 kg. The 75 payloads weigh around 50 grammes each.
Femto-experiments will be carried out by the mission.
In addition, AzadiSAT has a long-range transponder and a solid-state PIN diode-based radiation counter that will measure the ionising radiation in its orbit.
To connect and interact with AzadiSAT in orbit, ISRO will employ a ground system created by Space Kidz India.