Image Source : Telangana Today
ISRO gears up for seven high-stakes launches in early 2026, blending satellites, Gaganyaan tests, and reusable tech demos. Key highlights include NVS-02 navigation sat, EOS-09 Earth observer, and crew module recovery trials, boosting India's space ambitions amid global partnerships.
Show more
Mission Roadmap
India's space agency outlines an ambitious slate post-SpaDeX success, targeting Sriharikota's PSLV and GSLV pads. These missions span navigation, Earth imaging, human spaceflight prep, and tech validation, aligning with Chandrayaan-4 and Bharatiya Antariksh Station goals by 2035.
Key Highlights
NVS-02 (Jan 2026): PSLV-XL deploys NavIC navigation satellite for regional GPS augmentation.
EOS-09 (Jan): Earth observation sat with synthetic aperture radar for disaster monitoring.
Gaganyaan TVR (Feb): Test vehicle re-entry demo, crucial for crewed orbital flight.
SSCRV (Mar): Spacecraft crew recovery vessel trials in Bay of Bengal.
Others: Reusable launch vehicle landing exp, industry-partnered small sats, tech missions.
Strategic Edge: Enhances self-reliance, supports 500+ foreign sat launches legacy.
Sources: ISRO official updates, The Hindu, Times of India
Stay Ahead – Explore Now!
Delhi Government Advances Plans for New Prisons to Decongest Tihar
Advertisement
Advertisement