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Highlights of ISRO's PSLV-C46 mission today: After a perfect liftoff, PSLV successfully releases RISAT-2B in orbit
Once operational, the RISAT-2B satellite will be capable of monitoring weather day & night, in any weather.

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We're excited for Chandrayaan-2 and alot of the other interplanetary missions that ISRO has lined up in the coming decade.
K Sivan addresses a happy crowd
I'm happy to announce that the PSLV has placed the RISAT-2B satellite in the perfect altitude and inclination, as planned. With this launch, the PSLV has launched a total of 53 tonnes of mass to space over the years, K Sivan says to members of ISRO and press.

Fourth stage fired up!
The PSLV has shed its third stage and fired up its fourth and final engine – the PS4. The fourth stage burn will accelerate the rocket to place the RISAT-2B satellite in a circular orbit at its intended 557 kilometer-altitude. The PSLV is moving at faster speeds that 8 kilometres per second right now!

Highlights of ISRO's PSLV-C46/RISAT-2B launch: Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will be launching the 48th mission of the PSLV series — PSLV-C46 on 22 May 2019.
The PSLV-Core Alone (PSLV-CA) rocket – the lightest launch vehicle in ISRO's rocket roster for now – carried a radar (all-weather) earth observation satellite called RISAT-2B to orbit.
RISAT-2B will be placed in an orbit 555 kilometers from Earth, and is built to last five good years in orbit. The PSLV-CA rocket will liftoff from the First Launch Pad (FLP) of the Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC) SHAR in Sriharikota. Tentatively, the launch has been scheduled for 05.27 am, weather permitting.
Here are some stories elaborating on the mission:
All you need to know about the PSLV-C46/RISAT-2B launch
When and where to watch the PSLV-C46/RISAT-2B launch live
ISRO to launch five military satellites in 2019 to boost strategic assets in space
Chandrayaan 2, Aditya L1, Gaganyaan and more: ISRO's interplanetary mission in the near future
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