The satellite will rotate around the ground 14 times a day to scan the entire ice and dry surface of the planet twice in 12 days.
The United States and India were launched in the galaxy the first satellite of the Sintheic Apertura Radar Mission (Nisar), which would monitor almost invisible changes on the ground and contributed in response to natural disasters. This was reported by the American Television Channel CNN.
NASA -developed radar for use in space, thanks to improved data processing technologies, gives you to see different components in high resolution. However, it also works as an ordinary radar, using microwaves to see distant surfaces and objects.
Nisar started from Cosmodrome. Satisha Dhavan on the southeastern coast of India at 08:10 am East time on Wednesday aboard the Geosynchronous satellite launchle, or GSLV-F16.
The satellite will rotate around the ground 14 times a day to scan almost the entire freezing and dry surface of the planet twice in 12 days, while announcing changes on the ground with accuracy in one side of an inch. Data available to the public after being collected and loaded from a satellite will also be used to prepare and respond to hurricanes, volcanic eruptions, floods and forest fires.
The spacecraft was developed by the US National Aeronautics and Space Studies (NASA) and the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO).
The mission was first suggested in 2014, after September 30, 2014, two agencies signed partnerships in collaboration with the Nisar mission. The hardware was collected on two different continents, and then integrated into India to complete the creation of a satellite.
Remember that the Indian Space Agency on December 30, 2024 launched a PSLV 60 launch vehicle with two satellites on board.
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