ISRO to prepare GSLV Mark-3, a heavy rocket launch

Delhi: Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is preparing to launch the most powerful indigenous rocket in history. Bharat, which is the largest rocket capable country in the country, has a weight of 200 elephants. It can also be useful for future humanitarian space trips. Geo Synchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) Mark-3 This rocket is standing at the launch stage at the space station in Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. Engineers will also prepare the carrier for an experiment in the first week of June. This can be used to introduce large communication satellites weighing up to 4 tonnes into Earth-Approved Orbit (GTV). This allows India to lag behind a substantial share of international space trade.
ISRO president AS Kiran Kumar said that they are working hard to see this carrier succeed in its first launch. This carrier can be used to introduce the Indian astronaut at the helm, after at least for 6 times. ISRO hopes to send 2-3 astronauts to the state if the government permits. India is the fourth country to experiment with humane spacecraft after Russia, America and China. ISRO says it will be the first astronaut in the country to get out of the Indian lands. This rocket is used for long distance missions. It has developed a powerful cryogenic engine.