ISRO’s Major Milestones in 2024

1. January 1, 2024: PSLV-C58/ExpoSat Launch
   ISRO began the year with a historic launch. The PSLV-C58 carried the ExpoSat payload and 10 additional satellites into space on its 60th mission. ExpoSat’s objective is to study X-ray emissions from black holes, showcasing India’s capability to contribute to cutting-edge space science.
2. INSAT-3DS Weather Forecasting Satellite
   This state-of-the-art satellite was launched to advance weather prediction. By using diverse weather spectral bands, INSAT-3DS monitors Earth’s surface and oceans, providing critical data to enhance disaster management and climate studies.
3. August 16, 2024: SSLV-D3-EOS-08 Mission
   ISRO achieved another success with the launch of the SSLV-D3 rocket. This mission introduced two important satellites:
   • EOS-8: An Earth observation satellite for disaster forecasting.
   • SR-0 Demosat: A small satellite designed to enhance forecasting capabilities.
     Both satellites are now orbiting at 475 km above Earth, marking a significant step in disaster preparedness and mitigation.
4. Aditya-L1: India’s First Solar Observatory
   Though launched on September 2, 2023, the Aditya-L1 spacecraft made headlines in 2024 by successfully entering its first halo orbit. Positioned at Lagrangian Point L1, Aditya-L1 continues to advance solar research, exploring phenomena like solar winds and magnetic storms. This achievement is another testament to ISRO’s scientific prowess.

ISRO’s Impact on India and Beyond

ISRO’s accomplishments this year have garnered worldwide acclaim. With missions that advance scientific discovery, improve disaster management, and enhance environmental monitoring, ISRO has proven itself as a trailblazer in space research. Each achievement adds another feather to India’s cap, inspiring generations to come.

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