Indian small satellite carrier rocket failed for the first time launching mission

Xinhua News Agency, New Delhi, August 7 (Reporter Zhao Xu) Indian Space Research Organization issued a statement on the 7th that the small satellite carrier rocket launched on the day did not send the satellite to the scheduled track.Indian media reported that this means that the first launching mission of the Indian satellite launch vehicle failed.

The Indian Space Research Organization launched a small satellite launch vehicle for the first time in the Satshda Dawan Dawan Space Center, located in the southeast of Hergoda, Srihuroga, southeast India. It plans to send two small satellites into a near -track orbit.The process of this launching task was implemented as expected, but data loss occurred in the final stage.The Indian Space Research Organization subsequently issued a statement saying that the carrier rocket did not send satellites into the scheduled track and satellites were no longer available.

According to information released by the Indian Space Research Organization on the 7th, the Indian small satellite carrier rocket can send the valid load weighing 500 kg to a near -ground orbit 500 kilometers from the ground.The rocket is equipped with a simple modular interface, which can be assembled within 3 to 4 days, and the launch preparation can be completed within 7 days.

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