Isro launched xposat mission x-ray polyimeter satellite will study black hole

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) launched the ‘X-ray Polarmimeter’ satellite on the new year. This satellite will stop the secrets of celestial bodies like black hole. According to PTI reports, the satellite was launched from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh through ISRO’s most trusted satellite launch vehicle PSLV. After flying at 9.10 in the morning, the ‘X-ray Polymite’ satellite was placed in the lower orbit of the earth about 650 km above.

This satellite will help scientists in detecting the mysteries of X-ray sources and studying the mysterious world of ‘Black Hole’. According to ISRO, this is its first satellite that will detect X-ray emissions and will give ISRO important for about 5 years.

After successful launch, ISRO President S Somnath said that Happy New Year to all of you. Another successful campaign of PSLV was completed on January 1, 2024. The PSLV-C58 has brought the satellite expoted to its fixed orbit.

S Somnath is also the secretary of the Space Department. He said that the orbit in which the satellite has been installed is an excellent orbit and is only 3 kilometers from the 650 km circular orbit and the inclination is 001 degrees which is a good condition. In addition, the solar panel has also been successfully installed.

Mission director Jayakumar M. said that he is very happy at the success of PSLV’s 60th flight. He said that today’s successful launch has been possible with the tremendous efforts of the ISRO team. He said that new technology makes this mission interesting. The ‘X-ray Polarmimeter’ satellite has a silicone high energy battery.