ISRO's NVS-02 satellite fails to raise orbit after launch Technical issue prevents thrusters from firing for maneuvering ISRO explores alternative strategies to utilise the satellite ...

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In a statement, the ISRO said the satellite’s technical glitch had caused the stalling of the orbit raising maneuvers. “Subsequent to the launch, the solar panels on board the satellite were ...

As the thrusters failed to function, the NVS-02 is currently in an elliptical orbit in which the launcher ... The navigation payload has L1, L5 and S bands in addition to the ranging payload ...

Orbit Raising Operations Halted Due to Technical ... NVS-02 is designed with navigation payloads in L1, L5, and S bands, alongside a ranging payload in C-band, similar to its predecessor NVS ...

The satellite, intended to bolster India's navigation capabilities, encountered a problem during the critical "orbit raising maneuvers," the process of moving it from its initial launch orbit to its ...

However, for four days, ISRO has been silent on the orbit raising activities. Only at the fag end of the fifth day did ISRO state that the orbit raising operations towards positioning the NVS-02 ...

Communication with the ground station was also established. The technical glitch occurred during orbit raising operations, ISRO said in the latest update. “The orbit raising operations towards ...

Communication with the ground station has been established. However, the orbit-raising operations could not be carried out as the valves for admitting the oxidiser to fire the thrusters did not open.” ...