ISRO to usher in 2024 with launch of dedicated scientific satellite to study black holes
ISRO to usher in 2024 with launch of dedicated scientific satellite to study black holes
ISRO is set to launch its first X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite, offering insights into celestial objects like black holes. This launch follows the success of the Gaganyaan Test Vehicle D1 mission in October. The PSLV-C58 rocket will carry the XPoSat payload and 10 other satellites to be deployed in low Earth orbits. The mission aims to investigate the polarisation of intense X-ray sources in space and will contribute to the scientific fraternity and the study of X-ray polarisation internationally.
ISRO is set to launch its first X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite, offering insights into celestial objects like black holes. This launch follows the success of the Gaganyaan Test Vehicle D1 mission in October. The PSLV-C58 rocket will carry the XPoSat payload and 10 other satellites to be deployed in low Earth orbits. The mission aims to investigate the polarisation of intense X-ray sources in space and will contribute to the scientific fraternity and the study of X-ray polarisation internationally.
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ISRO is set to launch its first X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite, offering insights into celestial objects like black holes. This launch follows the success of the Gaganyaan Test Vehicle D1 mission in October. The PSLV-C58 rocket will carry the XPoSat payload and 10 other satellites to be deployed in low Earth orbits. The mission aims to investigate the polarisation of intense X-ray sources in space and will contribute to the scientific fraternity and the study of X-ray polarisation internationally. 
