ISRO satellite launch photo
Bai: India will now collect intelligence information with the help of satellite. For this, there is a plan to send 50 satellites into space. These 50 satellites will be sent by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO). ISRO Chairman S Somnath said this at a program at Mumbai IIT on Thursday. He said India was aiming to launch 50 satellites in the next five years to collect geo-intelligence information. He said these would include building a layer of satellites in different orbits with the ability to monitor troop movements and take photographs of thousands of kilometers of area.
ISRO Chief participated in the program of IIT Bombay
Addressing the ‘TechFest’, the annual science and technology event of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay, Somnath said enhancing the capability of satellites in terms of change detection, artificial intelligence-related and data-driven efforts for data analysis. It is important. He said that to realize India’s aspiration of becoming a strong nation, the current size of its satellite fleet is not sufficient and it needs to be “ten times what it has today”.
Spacecraft capable of keeping an eye on the country’s borders and neighboring areas
He said that the spacecraft are capable of keeping an eye on the country’s borders and neighboring areas. Somnath said, “All this can be seen from satellites. We are launching satellites to handle this, but now there is a different way of thinking and we need to look at it in a more critical way because the strength of (any) nation is its ability to understand what happens around it. Used to be.”
“We have assembled 50 satellites to finalize them and send them to India to support this special geo-intelligence collection over the next five years,” the ISRO chief said. Is going.” Somnath said that if India can launch satellites at this level then the threats facing the country can be reduced in a better way. (input language)
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