ISRO set to launch 13 US satellite & 3 observation satellites

Indian Space Research Organization is gearing up to launch three Earth observation or surveillance satellites. The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is preparing to launch three Earth Observations or surveillance satellites. The first satellites will be launched on 25th November and the remaining two in December. Through this, it is considered to be very important for the borders of the country. This will be the first time in the history of ISRO that all the satellites launched from Sriharikota in a year are for military purpose. Through them, borders will be monitored from the sky. In addition to these three primary satellites, three PSLV rockets will carry more than two dozen foreign and nano and micro satellites.
The PSLV C-47 rocket will be launched from Sriharikota on 25th November at 9.28 am. It will carry a third generation Earth imaging satellite Cartosat and 13 commercial nanosatellites of the US. According to ISRO, the deal to launch 13 US nanosatellites was already done by the recently created commercial arm New Space India Limited.
Cartosat-3 will be installed in 509 km Orbit. According to SpaceFlight, two more ISRO surveillance satellites – RISAT-2BR1 and RISAT-2BR2 – will be launched from Sriharikota in December via PSLVC 48 and C49 rockets. Earlier, the agency launched surveillance satellite RISAT-2B on 22nd May and AMISAT (Electronic Intelligence Satellite) on 1st April. AMISAT helps DRDO monitor the radar of enemies. The launch of this operational satellite was delayed by six months due to Chandrayaan-2. This is the first time in the history of ISRO that the satellites it has launched from Sriharikota in a year are all for military purpose.
Cartosat Earth Observation Satellite. From which the clearest picture of any part of the earth can be taken. It is said that this can tell the time of the watch tied in the wrist of a person standing on the earth. Mainly the job of this satellite will be to monitor India’s land from space. With its help, disasters will be prevented while creating a new framework for infrastructure development.