INDONESIAN NANO SATELLITE LAUNCHED > 포토뉴스

India's PSLV C30 rocket carrying a LAPAN A-2 nano satellite when it launched on Monday (09/29) at 10:00 am Indian time, or 11.30 am western Indonesian time, which was broadcast live streaming in the Central Office of National Space Agency, Jakarta, Monday (28 / 09). After the success with the launch of LAPAN-A1 / Lapan-TUBsat in 2007 in collaboration with TU Berlin, Germany, is now Indonesia through LAPAN, independently managed to build a satellite equatorial first launched using a rocket PSLV-C30 belongs to India on Monday (29 / 09) 10:00 Indian time, or 11.30 western Indonesian time. Satellites will be used for missions imaging Indonesian territory, monitoring maritime areas and the communication has the dimensions 500 x 470 x 380 millimeters and weighs 78 kilograms, and will be placed in orbit near the equator with an inclination of six degrees at an altitude of 650 kilometers from the Earth's surface that will across the territory of Indonesia as much as 14 times per day with an orbital period of 90 minutes. (Aditya)