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The first navigation satellite, IRNSS-A, was orbited in 2013 and others — IRNSS-1B to -1L — followed until 2018. Trouble started with the first satellite, when the imported atomic clocks failed.

ISRO launched its 100th mission today with a GSLV rocket. The mission carried a second-generation satellite for India's navigation system. Here's a look back at ISRO's journey so far.

The PSLV has also been used to launch various satellites into Geosynchronous and Geostationary orbits, like satellites from the IRNSS Constellation.

Learn about different types of satellites—Communication, Earth Observation, Navigation, and Astronomical—and how each plays a crucial role in technology, observation, and exploration.

A satellite is a human-made object that orbits Earth or other celestial bodies, serving various purposes such as communication, navigation, Earth observation, or scientific research.

It is a Geostationary satellite. IRNSS-1G: IRNSS-1G is the seventh satellite. It is a Geostationary satellite and was launched on 28 April 2016. Applications of IRNSS or NavIC.

Satellite systems used in low-altitude orbits are smaller and lighter and, due to their proximity to the earth, can be put into orbit at lower cost.

Three of these satellites are located in the geostationary orbit at approximately 22,000 miles above the earth’s surface and five in the geosynchronous orbit.