After the Successful Mars Mission, ISRO Confident GSLV Won't Fail This Time

According to a latest report, scientists have revealed that (geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle) is all set for another new mission even after three consecutive failures.

Sources have revealed that ISRO or the Indian Space research Organization is confident that this mission will not fail this time as they have recently concluded a successful mission to Mars.

It has been confessed by scientists that the GSLV-D5 is anticipated to be launched at the Sriharikota space-port. This space port is near Chennai and the launch will be commenced on the 5th of January at 4.18 pm.

Scientists say that the spacecraft is responsible for carrying the GSAT-14 advanced communication satellite into orbit at the prescribed time. This mission is being commenced by the scientists for the use of telecasting.

It has also been claimed by researchers that the life of this mission is decided to be about 12 years.

Speaking to Business Standard, K Radhakrishnan, who is the chairman of ISRO, said that this will be a chief technological milestone in the history of the nation.

ISRO spokesperson Deviprasad Karnik said, "We have targeted the launch on January 5 afternoon; MRR team will meet on December 27 to take stock of the readiness and will finalize the date and time for the launch".


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