According to Ariane Space much awaited Indian satellite GSAT-10
will be launched on 21/09/2012 along with Astra 2F.Details are-
Ariane Flight ;VA209
Launch date:September 21, 2012
Launcher version:Ariane 5 ECA
Payload(s):Astra 2F and GSAT-10
Customer(s):SES Astra for Astra 2F; Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for GSAT-10
Mission:Ka-band and Ku-band next-generation broadcast, VSAT and broadband services for Astra 2F; Ku- and C-band relay services, plus GAGAN navigation payload for GSAT-10
Payload prime contractor(s):EADS Astrium for Astra 2F; ISRO for GSAT-10
More Information
GSAT 10
Orbital Position: 83° E (83° E)
Orbit: GEO
Expected lifetime: 15 yrs.
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will be launched on 21/09/2012 along with Astra 2F.Details are-
Ariane Flight ;VA209
Launch date:September 21, 2012
Launcher version:Ariane 5 ECA
Payload(s):Astra 2F and GSAT-10
Customer(s):SES Astra for Astra 2F; Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for GSAT-10
Mission:Ka-band and Ku-band next-generation broadcast, VSAT and broadband services for Astra 2F; Ku- and C-band relay services, plus GAGAN navigation payload for GSAT-10
Payload prime contractor(s):EADS Astrium for Astra 2F; ISRO for GSAT-10
More Information
GSAT 10
Orbital Position: 83° E (83° E)
Orbit: GEO
Expected lifetime: 15 yrs.
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