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ISRO aims to commission third launch pad at Shriharikota in 4 years: Scientist

  • The Indian Space Research Organisation is developing a third launch pad at the Sriharikota spaceport, aiming to finish it within four years, according to a senior scientist.
  • ISRO is currently identifying suitable vendors for the new launch pad, which is essential for upcoming missions to expand its launch infrastructure for heavier satellites.
  • The Sriharikota launch complex spans 175 square kilometers and is vital for India's satellite missions, as stated by Padmakumar ES from ISRO.
  • The need for a third launch pad arises from requirements for launching larger satellites weighing 12,000 to 14,000 kilograms.
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ISRO aims to commission third launch pad at Shriharikota in 4 years: Scientist

India's space agency ISRO is building a third launch pad at its Shriharikota spaceport. This expansion is planned to accommodate larger satellites weighing over 14,000 kg. ISRO is currently selecting vendors for this significant project. The new launch pad is expected to be operational within four years. This development will enhance ISRO's capabilities for future space missions.

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