Isro and the NASA satellite set to launch ‘first-of-for-for-for-for-for-

A new set of satellites soon boot will keep Hawk’s eye on the ground, on the ground, in the sea and ice pages, also in the Indian and US space agencies, saying and notifies.

The data of the Common Mission of the Isro and NASA India Space Agency do not only help the two countries that will help disaster preparation and treats.

NASA-Synthetic Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) will be launched on Tima (12:10 GMT) on Wednesday, Satish Dhawan in India from the space center.

Satellite approaches the head of the axiom-4 mission Indian astronaut will go to the international space station For the first time.

Nasa already has a two dozen satellite observatories in space, saying that Nisar “we ever built the most sophisticated radar” and the smallest change in the world “is the lowest change”.

The “first type of satellite” will be in space that will see two different radar frequencies – NASA L-Band and Isro’s S-Band.

The satellites will be “synchronous in the Synchronous” Synchronous “. This means that he will overcome the same areas of the earth to observe and map changes on the surface of our planet, a thousand mitra nasa scientists told BBC.

Nasa and Isro said Nisark will review the same place every 12 days. Changes and land, ice or coastal turns will perceive as little centimeters, Ms. Mitra says.

Repeated exams will create rich data, helping NASA and ISRO stations preparing disasters and protecting the impacts of climate change.

Scientists say that the surface of the earth is constantly changing due to natural and human activities, and small changes can affect the plans.

“Some of these changes occur slowly, some are some small,” Director of NASA Earth Science, Karen St Germain, told India, to launch a press conference.

“With Nisar, we will see the pioneers of natural hazards such as earthquakes, land and volcanoes; we will see the melting ice pages in Greenland and Antarctica; and we will see forest fires.

“We can also cause human industrated land changes caused by agricultural and infrastructure projects such as buildings and bridges,” he said.

The satellite will last 90 days to completely expand and collect data that consist of all its systems.

The 1,5 million dollar mission has, over a decade, has India load, rocket and launch facilities.

Nasa St Germain said that the Satellite was a special sateller as scientists built in “Covid-19 pandemia at the opposite ends of the balloon”.

Isro President V Narayanan said the NDTV news channel to say that “life saving satellites” is a symbol that leads to Indian leadership. He spoke on Wednesday’s Launch: “This will be another great day for India.”

The Jitendra Singh Indian Minister has called a defining moment in India-U.S. space in collaboration and the impulse for ISRO’s international cooperation.

“Nisar is not only a satellite; Indian is a scientific hand in India,” the minister celurbill.

Joined Mission Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla moved to the AX-4 International Mission Space Station.

India has recently progressed in its space program.

In August 2023, the country became history of his moon’s mission First Lunar to land in the South Polo region. And last year he commissioned the role of the first observation of the sun.

Isro announced intentions to launch the first human space flight of Gaganya.

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