ISRO to launch NVS-03 navigation satellite to support aviation services
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What happened
Indian Space Research Organisation Chairman V. Narayanan announced the launch of the NVS-03 navigation satellite on October 30 using the GSLV-F18 launch vehicle. This mission aims to expand India’s navigation satellite system. The launch will provide precise position, navigation, and timing services for India, supporting sectors including aviation and transport.
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Why it matters
The launch will result in four operational navigation satellites, including one equipped with an indigenous atomic clock. This expansion of navigation services supports the operational partnership between Indian Space Research Organisation and Airports Authority of India. The precise timing and navigation services are intended to enhance aviation and transport functions.
Indian Space Research Organisation and Airports Authority of India jointly developed the GAGAN system.
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Who's involved
- Indian Space Research OrganisationIndian national space and aeronautics agency responsible for the launch
- Airports Authority of IndiaAgency that runs airports in India, receiving navigation services
- V. NarayananChairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation
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The entities involved
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Indian Space Research Organisation
Indian national space and aeronautics agency
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Airports Authority of India
agency that runs airports in India
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