Satish Dhawan Space Center SDSC SHAR stopped after 4 decades due to corona pandemic

Coronavirus Effect: The Coronavirus Effect Crawls to the Shore Center … The Sharkovid outbreak, which has been working tirelessly for four decades, has led to the closure.

Coronavirus Effect: Lockdown at the Shore Center as well

Coronavirus Effect: The Coronavirus Effect Crawls to the Shore Center … The Sharkovid outbreak, which has been working tirelessly for four decades, has led to the closure. Arrangements are being made to open the doors once the epidemic is under control.

The corona virus that is plaguing the world has hampered the technological development of our country as well as the course of human life. The four-decade-old Satish Dhawan Space Center (SHAR) has been hit by an unprecedented rocket launch. The lockdown was announced recently with the registration of corona positive cases in the Sharjah center as well . All satellite launches have been postponed. Not a year has gone by without a rocket‌ launch in two decades. However, only one experiment has taken place this year as a whole. ISRO officials say the experiments will resume if the virus’ impact diminishes by next year, and there may be no more trials this year.

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Severe financial crisis in the state in the next five years: Yanamala The GSAT-30 was successfully launched from the Kauru space center in French Guiana on January 17 this year. The launch was postponed due to some disruptions after preparations for the launch of the newest satellite, GISAT-1, by the GSLV Mark2 rocket on March 5. Two PSLVs are scheduled to be sent to Ningxi by the end of March. The four-stage rocket for the PSLV C49 rocket was completed in the mobile service tower on the first launch pad. The rocket is scheduled to launch 9 foreign satellites, including the Kartosat-3 satellite. The PSLV C50 rocket has completed three stages of integration in the SSAB building. Preparations for the launch of the Rishat-1 satellite via this rocket have been completed and withdrawn.

Witness spokesperson, Nellore:  The GSAT-30 was successfully launched from the French Guiana Kauru space center on January 17 this year. The launch was postponed on March 5 due to some disruptions after preparations were completed for the launch of the newest satellite, GISAT-1, by the GSLV Mark2 rocket. Two PSLVs are scheduled to be sent to Ningxi by the end of March. The four-stage rocket for the PSLV C49 rocket was completed in the mobile service tower on the first launch pad. The rocket is scheduled to launch 9 foreign satellites, including the Cartesat-3 satellite. The PSLV C50 rocket has completed three stages of integration in the SSAB building. Preparations for the launch of the Rishat-1 satellite via this rocket have been completed and withdrawn.