Isro successfully launches its heaviest ever rocket, geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle mark-iii (gslv mk iii) with gsat-19 communication satellite strapped on.

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GSLV MK III
THE MODERN CONCEPT OF
ISRO successfully launches
its heaviest-ever rocket,
Geosynchronous Satellite
Launch Vehicle Mark-III
(GSLV MkIII) with GSAT-19
communication satellite
strapped on.

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GSLV MK III ROCKET:
The GSLV is a three-stage vehicle
with two solid motor strap-ons, a
liquid propellant core stage, and a
cryogenic stage.

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GSLV MK III ROCKET:
Weighing nearly 640 tonnes or
about 200 adult elephants, GSLV
Mk III will place the heaviest Indian
communication satellite, the Gsat-
19 into the geo orbit

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GSLV MK III ROCKET:
It is a three-stage vehicle with two
solid motor strap-ons (S200), a
liquid propellant core stage (L110)
and a cryogenic stage (C25).

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GSLV MK III ROCKET:
GSAT-19 is a communications
satellite that will improve internet
speeds in the country.

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GSLV MK III ROCKET:
The rocket is reportedly more
maneuverable than other rockets
launched earlier and this feature
will help change its position in
space.

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GSLV MK III ROCKET:
Development of the GSLV Mk III
began in the early 2000s, with the
first launch planned for 2009-10.

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GSLV MK III ROCKET:
ISRO scientists took nearly 15
years to master the cryogenic
technology powering the rocket
which uses liquid oxygen and
liquid hydrogen as propellants.

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GSLV MK III ROCKET:
The 43.43 metre tall, 640 ton
rocket, will, just over 16 minutes
into its flight, sling the GSAT-19 at
its intended orbit at an altitude of
179 km.

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GSLV MK III ROCKET:
The GSLV MkIII, which was earlier
known as Launch Vehicle Mark-III
or LMV Mark III, could be India’s
first vehicle to ferry people into
space.

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GSLV MK III ROCKET: