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Andhra CM congratulates ISRO on successfully launching GSLV F17 rocket

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Amaravati, Sep 4 (PTI) Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Friday congratulated ISRO for successfully launching GSLV – F17 rocket and the precise placement of EOS-05 into its intended orbit.

ISRO on Friday made its way into history books yet again with the successful launch of the country’s first ever imaging satellite in Geosynchronous orbit, placing the over 2,300 kg payload into a precise orbit using a GSLV rocket.

“A proud moment for India’s space journey. Congratulations to ISRO on the successful launch of GSLV-F17 and the precise placement of EOS-05 into its intended orbit,” said the chief minister in a post on X.

This remarkable achievement reflects the strength of India’s space capabilities and the dedication of our scientists and engineers, he said.

My best wishes to the entire ISRO team for many more milestones ahead, Naidu added.

“The eye in the sky,” as one of the senior scientists involved in the mission described the satellite, is set to provide real-time imagery and help the nation in areas including agriculture, and disaster management.

Friday’s launch marked the space agency’s maiden success for the year 2026.

The EOS-05 satellite was successfully placed in the intended sub-geosynchronous transfer orbit, about 18 minutes after lift off. PTI STH ADB

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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