TeLEOS-2 & Others

Launch Success

Liftoff Time (GMT)

08:50:00

Saturday April 22, 2023

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Mission Details

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POEM-2

The mission has the PSLV Orbital Experimental Module (POEM), where the spent PS4 stage of the launch vehicle would be utilized as an orbital platform to carry out scientific experiments through non-separating payloads. The payloads are ARIS-2, PiLOT, ARKA200, Starberry, DSOL, DSOD-3U and DSOD-6U, and belong to ISRO/Department of Space, Bellatrix, Dhruva Space, and Indian Institute of Astrophysics.

Low Earth Orbit

1 Payload

LUMILITE-4

The LUMELITE-4 satellite is co-developed by the Institute for Infocomm Research (I2R) of A*STAR and the Satellite Technology and Research Centre (STAR) of the National University of Singapore. LUMELITE4 is an advanced 12U satellite developed for the technological demonstration of the High-Performance Space-borne VHF Data Exchange System (VDES). Using the VDES communication payload developed by I2R and STAR’s scalable satellite bus platform, it aims to augment Singapore’s e-navigation maritime safety and benefit the global shipping community.

Low Earth Orbit

1 Payload

16 kilograms

TeLEOS-2

TeLEOS-2 is a Singaporean Earth Observation satellite built by ST Electronics (Satellite Systems). It carries a made-in-Singapore Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) capable of providing 1 m resolution data. It will be equipped with a 500 GB onboard recorder for recording the data captured and a high-speed 800 Mbps downlink.

Low Earth Orbit

1 Payload

741 kilograms

Rocket

Active
PSLV-CA

Active Since 2007

Indian Space Research Organisation logo

Agency

ISRO

Price

$21.00 million

Rocket

Height: 44m

Liftoff Thrust

4,847 Kilonewtons

Fairing

Diameter: 3.2m

Height: 8.3m

Stages

4

Launch Site

First Launch Pad

Satish Dhawan Space Centre, India

Fastest Turnaround

25 days 5 hours

Stats

PSLV


57th

Mission

1st

Mission of 2023

Indian Space Research Organisation


87th

Mission

3rd

Mission of 2023

2023


62nd

Orbital launch attempt