Satellites on board included one from Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency and ST Engineering Read more at straitstimes.com.
NEW DELHI - Seven Singaporean satellites were launched successfully by India into their intended orbits on Sunday, further deepening space collaboration between the two countries.
Once deployed and operational, it will support satellite imagery requirements of various Singaporean government agencies. The satellite, equipped with a radar payload developed by Israel Aerospace Industries, can provide all-weather as well as day-and-night coverage at a 1-metre resolution. Other satellites on board this mission executed by NewSpace India Limited , Isro’s commercial arm, included those from Nanyang Technological University and National University of Singapore.
Thanking Isro for the “marvellous and precise mission”, Mr Radhakrishnan Durairaj, NSIL’s chairman and managing director, said he hoped Singapore would “continue to have trust on our services and the most reliable launcher – the PSLV”.
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