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Launch of Bhaskara-2 satellite

Launch of Bhaskara-2. A Cosmos-3M rocket blasts off from Kapustin Yar in Russia, carrying the Bhaskara-2 satellite. Bhaskara-2 was Indias second Earth observation satellite and was launched on 20 November 1981. It used two television cameras to monitor the land cover and sea surface from an altitude of 380km. The satellite was operational for ten years, re-entering on 30 November 1991

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The captivating print captures the historic moment of the launch of Bhaskara-2 satellite, a significant milestone in India's space exploration journey. Against a backdrop of clear blue skies, a Cosmos-3M rocket propels upwards with an intense flame, symbolizing the boundless possibilities that lie beyond our planet. Taken at Kapustin Yar in Russia on 20 November 1981, this monochrome image showcases the sheer power and precision involved in launching such advanced technology into space. Bhaskara-2 was India's second Earth observation satellite, designed to study and monitor our planet from an altitude of 380km. Equipped with two television cameras, this remarkable satellite played a crucial role in studying land cover and sea surface conditions. Its mission was to capture vital data for remote sensing purposes, aiding scientists in understanding Earth's dynamic ecosystems during the early 1980s. Operational for an impressive decade before re-entering on 30 November 1991, Bhaskara-2 contributed immensely to scientific advancements during its lifespan. This photograph serves as a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance as we strive to unravel the mysteries of our home planet through cutting-edge technologies like satellites. With its vertical ascent against a pristine white background, this image encapsulates both awe-inspiring beauty and groundbreaking scientific progress. It stands as a reminder that exploration knows no boundaries when it comes to expanding our knowledge about Earth's intricate systems.

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