Chennai, Jan. 8 -- Hyderabad-based full-stack space engineering company Dhruva Space Private Ltd today announced Polar Access-1 (PA-1), through which the company is enabling 10 space missions aboard Indian PSLV-C62 rocket.
According to Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) the PSLV-C62 rocket is expected to lift off at 10.17 am on Jan 12 with the country's strategic satellite EOS-N1 and 18 other small satellites as piggyback luggage.
Polar Access by Dhruva Space is designed to provide structured, repeatable access to Sun-Synchronous Orbit (SSO), Dhruva Space said.
Polar Access-1, the first edition of this programme, delivers a coordinated and space-qualified stack of four satellites, five separation systems, and multiple operational ...