SpaceX Launches ISRO's GSAT-20 Satellite
On 19th November 2024, SpaceX successfully launched ISRO's GSAT-20 communications satellite from Cape Canaveral.
Key Points
- GSAT-20 Details: GSAT-20 is a 4,700 kg satellite that exceeds the payload capacity of India’s indigenous rockets. The satellite has a mission life of 14 years and will enhance broadband and in-flight connectivity across India and remote regions.
- Satellite's Capabilities: GSAT-20 operates in the Ka-band with a 48Gbps capacity and features 32 user beams, including 8 narrow spot beams for the Northeast and 24 wide spot beams for the rest of India.
- First Commercial Partnership: The launch of GSAT-20 marks the first major commercial partnership between ....
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