Vin retweeted
🚨 The NVS-03 satellite has been successfully inserted into Geostationary Transfer Orbit! 🎯
GSLV-F18 mission is ACCOMPLISHED ✅️
Congrats to launch teams at ISRO! ❤️
However, the mission is not over yet!
Stay tuned for updates regarding NVS-03's journey to GEO to see if it successfully brings NavIC back to life...
#ISRO | #GSLVF18
Vin retweeted
NAVIC is back 😄
#WATCH | GSLV-F18 rocket successfully injected the NVS-03 satellite in orbit. GSLV-F18/NVS-03 Mission accomplished.
ISRO scientists congratulate each other at Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh.
(Video: ISRO)
Vin retweeted
Everyone's sharing that India just got its own GPS. The real story is better.
We've had NavIC for years. On Friday night, ISRO started bringing it back to full strength. NavIC needs at least 4 working satellites to work on its own. A few older ones had lost their atomic clocks, and NVS 02 couldn't reach its slot last year, so the system had slipped below that minimum. GSLV F18 just put NVS 03 up, which puts us on track to get back to 4.
This matters more than it sounds. GPS belongs to the US military, and during Kargil India was denied GPS data when it needed it most. Today our maps, shipping, fishermen's alerts, power grids, bank timestamps and defence systems all depend on satellite timing. NavIC means India controls that for itself.
NVS-03 also carries an atomic clock made in India. Not long ago, we imported every one. Next, the satellite climbs to its parking spot, with NVS-04 and NVS-05 lined up after that.
Steady progress, lessons learnt from setbacks, and a system getting stronger with every launch.
Well done, Team ISRO 🇮🇳
Vin retweeted
Times Now was forced to take down this brutal roast of Rahul Gandhi from its social media timeline.
You are requested not to share this video
Vin retweeted
"Mission Success!
GSLV-F18 has successfully placed NVS-03 in the intended orbit"
Mission Success!
GSLV-F18 has successfully placed NVS-03 in the intended orbit.
Congratulations!
Watch live: youtube.com/live/qIiYr3tRSqE
Mission details:
isro.gov.in/Mission_GSLVF18.…
#GSLVF18 #NVS03 #ISRO #NavIC
Vin retweeted
indian kids at 11.50pm are celebrating a launch of a satellite this is new india🥹
#WATCH | Andhra Pradesh | Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to launch the navigation satellite NVS-03 aboard the GSLV-F18 rocket by 11:51 PM IST tonight. The liftoff will take place from the second launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota.
School children arrive here to watch the launch.
Vin retweeted
With this success,
India's NavIC satellite system is active again at basic working level
This is to be followed up with NVS 04 and NVS 05 launches soon
Pause of NavIC for so many months was one of our strategic vulnerabilities
Now Modiji can start whatever strategic missions he had out on pause
Vin retweeted
Dear People of Bharat,
Gyanesh Kumar has once again helped Modi Ji successfully launch the GSLV-F18!
( Rocket Chori )
We will take this matter to the streets and, if necessary, to the courts.
GYANU MUST GO!
Vin retweeted
Minimum Satellite Needed To Restore Navic's PNT (positioning, Navigation & Timing) Services = Achieved ✅
Vin retweeted
BIG BREAKING
ISRO successfully launches GSLV-F18, carrying the 2,250 kg NVS-03 satellite into Orbit.
The mission aims to strengthen India’s indigenous navigation system, NavIC.
OUR OWN NAVIGATION SYSTEM IS CLOSER NOW 🙌
I cannot express how proud I am of the team at @isro ❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍😍❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️
#WATCH | GSLV-F18/NVS-03 Mission | Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh: At Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Project Director and Mission Director of the GSLV, Thomas Kurian says, "It gives me immense happiness and pride to share the success of GSLV-F18/NVS-03 Mission with all of you. This is a special moment for the entire ISRO family and for our country. This GSLV Mission is very special in many ways. We completed the launch campaign in just 47 days and achieved this GSLV launch within 56 days of the previous launch. We also completed the preparation of the four L40 strap-ons within a record time of 37 days. These are significant achievements made possible by the hard work and wholehearted cooperation of the teams across ISRO...This Mission has shown us what we can achieve when everyone comes together with a common purpose and gives their very best..."
(Video: ISRO)
Vin retweeted






























