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ISRO's EOS-05 Reaches Key Orbit After GSLV-F17 Launch

EOS-05, launched by ISRO, was placed in sub-geosynchronous transfer orbit and has completed crucial orbit maneuvers en route to GEO.

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Key moments · 8

ISRO prepares for launch of EOS-05 satellite

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GSLV-F17 carrying EOS-05 lifts off from Sriharikota

The Hindu ↗

EOS-05 successfully placed in geosynchronous orbit

Times of India India ↗

ISRO confirms EOS-05 is India's heaviest satellite in geo orbit

The Hindu ↗

Prime Minister praises ISRO for successful EOS-05 launch

India News ↗

ISRO chief announces progress on future missions

Mint ↗

EOS-05 placed in sub-geosynchronous transfer orbit

NDTV India ↗

Satellite completes orbit maneuver en route to GEO

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  1. Letter sent after GSLV launch: ISRO staff question trajectory of space privatisation, want chief to clarify
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  2. ISRO bodies seek clarity on privatisation role, launch vehicles, future roles and more amid private space push: Report
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  3. In a first, 9 Isro staff bodies seek 'written clarity' on private sector shift
    Times of India
  4. ISRO Launches Advanced Imaging Satellite EOS-05 via GSLV-F17
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