Current Affairs 30th January 2025

 The 100th Mission: A Milestone for ISRO On the dawn of January 28, 2025, a momentous event unfolded at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota as the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) proudly accomplished its 100th mission with the launch of the GSLVF15 rocket. This milestone not only signifies a monumental achievement for ISRO but also marks a significant leap in India’s journey into the cosmos. Launch Details: The GSLV-F15 rocket lifted off at precisely 6:23 a.m., successfully delivering the NVS-02 navigation satellite into its intended orbit. ISRO Chair’s Announcement: Dr. V. Narayanan, the newly appointed ISRO Chairman, expressed his exhilaration, stating, “This is a significant milestone for our space programme.” Historical Context: With this launch, ISRO has now lifted a staggering total of 548 satellites into orbit, demonstrating its prowess in space exploration and satellite technology

Technical Specifications of GSLVF15 The GSLV-F15 rocket represents the zenith of indigenous technological advancement, showcasing India’s capabilities in developing sophisticated launch vehicles. Indigenous Cryogenic Stage: The rocket is equipped with an indigenous cryogenic upper stage, a significant technological leap that enhances payload capacity and mission efficiency. Payload Information: The NVS-02 satellite, part of the Navigation with Indian Constellation (NavIC), is designed to provide accurate Position, Velocity, and Timing (PVT) services. Launch Success: The successful deployment of NVS-02 into its designated orbit underscores the reliability of GSLV technology and ISRO’s commitment

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