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ISRO is going to create history again, Bluebird rocket will launch on December 24, Elon Musk will get a shock

By Samira Vishwas

ISRO Bluebird Rocket Launch: India’s most powerful rocket LVM3 will fly into space on 24th December i.e. Christmas evening. It will be launched from Sriharikota. It will carry with it a very powerful heavy satellite named Bluebird-6, which is called Baahubali. The weight of this satellite is 6500 kg. This is the heaviest object ever to be transported into space. The success record of Baahubali rocket is 100%. This satellite works on special technology. With its help, such an internet network of the world will be created, which will be directly connected to your smartphone.

The rocket will be sent into space at 8:54 am on December 24. The most special thing about the mission is the Bluebird 6 satellite installed in it, the antenna installed in it is the largest commercial antenna till date. Which is spread over 2,400 square feet. This makes the island the size of a big house. Let us tell you, it is 3.5 times bigger than the old Bluebird satellites, which has the power to send 10 times more data.

What will be the benefit?

When this satellite starts working, it will greatly benefit the common people and government offices. The biggest feature is that it will run internet directly on your mobile, no matter where you are. This entire project has been received through the Government of India company Newspace India Limited (NSIL). With this rocket launch, the world will see that India is capable of sending big and heavy satellites.

Special mission for India

Till now AST SpaceMobile company used to take the help of Elon Musk’s company SpaceX to send its satellites. Now it has chosen India’s LVM3 rocket. Earlier, a company named OneWeb has sent 72 satellites into space with the same rocket of India. Company owner Abel Avellan has said that his goal is to have many satellites ready by the beginning of 2026, which can be sent into space.

Also read: ISRO’s ‘Big Bang’: Target to launch 7 missions by March 2026, eye on Gaganyaan’s first unmanned mission

How powerful is the rocket?

The rocket is 43.5 meters high (as tall as a 14-storey building). While flying, its weight is 642 tonnes. It can carry a weight of up to 10 tonnes into the lower orbit of space. ISRO is now working on making it more powerful, so that it can carry more satellites in the future.

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