India To Launch Remote Sensing Satellite In May

The Hindu Business Times reported earlier this week that Cartosat-1, India’s first remote sensing satellite, will be launched from the SHAR Centre in Sriharikota, India, during the first week of May by the Indian Space Research Organization. The satellite will provide 2.5-meter resolution pictures. The satellite will be launched into orbit on a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle.

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