Space HubAryabhata
Aryabhata was India's historical first satellite, named after the legendary Indian astronomer. It was launched by the Soviet Union to conduct experiments in X-ray astronomy, aeronomics, and solar physics.
Quick answer
Aryabhata is a scientific spacecraft, launched on 19 April 1975 aboard Kosmos-3M (orbit: LEO (Low Earth Orbit)). ISRO is listed as its manufacturer and operator. Status: active.
Aryabhata: key facts
| Mission type | Scientific |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Launch date | 19 April 1975 |
| Launch vehicle | Kosmos-3M |
| Orbit | LEO (Low Earth Orbit) |
| Mass | 360 kg |
| Manufacturer / operator | ISRO |
Frequently asked questions
What is Aryabhata?
Aryabhata is a scientific spacecraft, launched on 19 April 1975 aboard Kosmos-3M (orbit: LEO (Low Earth Orbit)). ISRO is listed as its manufacturer and operator. Status: active.
When was Aryabhata launched?
Aryabhata was launched on 19 April 1975.
Which rocket launched Aryabhata?
Aryabhata was launched on Kosmos-3M.
What orbit is Aryabhata in?
Its orbit is listed as LEO (Low Earth Orbit).
How heavy is Aryabhata?
Aryabhata has a listed mass of 360 kg.
Who built or operates Aryabhata?
ISRO is listed as the manufacturer and operator.
What is the status of Aryabhata?
According to Indian Space Hub's records, its status is "active".
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