Space HubBhaskara-I
Bhaskara-I was India's first experimental remote sensing satellite. It carried TV cameras and microwave radiometers for hydrology, forestry, and oceanographic studies.
Quick answer
Bhaskara-I is a remote sensing spacecraft, launched on 7 June 1979 aboard Interkosmos (orbit: LEO). ISRO is listed as its manufacturer and operator. Status: active.
Bhaskara-I: key facts
| Mission type | Remote sensing |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Launch date | 7 June 1979 |
| Launch vehicle | Interkosmos |
| Orbit | LEO |
| Mass | 442 kg |
| Manufacturer / operator | ISRO |
Frequently asked questions
What is Bhaskara-I?
Bhaskara-I is a remote sensing spacecraft, launched on 7 June 1979 aboard Interkosmos (orbit: LEO). ISRO is listed as its manufacturer and operator. Status: active.
When was Bhaskara-I launched?
Bhaskara-I was launched on 7 June 1979.
Which rocket launched Bhaskara-I?
Bhaskara-I was launched on Interkosmos.
What orbit is Bhaskara-I in?
Its orbit is listed as LEO.
How heavy is Bhaskara-I?
Bhaskara-I has a listed mass of 442 kg.
Who built or operates Bhaskara-I?
ISRO is listed as the manufacturer and operator.
What is the status of Bhaskara-I?
According to Indian Space Hub's records, its status is "active".
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