ISRO successfully launches EOS-05, India's first geosynchronous imaging satellite
ISRO successfully launched the GSLV-F17 rocket carrying the EOS-05 satellite on September 4, 2026, placing India's first-ever Earth observation/imaging satellite into geosynchronous orbit at approximately 36,000 km. The mission enables continuous real-time Earth imaging for disaster response, agriculture, and security monitoring, marking a comeback after a similar attempt failed in 2021.
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@EverythingAjay
ISRO creates history by successfully placing EOS-05 satellite, 🇮🇳India’s first ever Earth observation in Geosynchronous orbit. https://t.co/PXBbh9rHVY
@moneygurusumit
🇮🇳 ISRO MAKES HISTORY. EOS-05 has been successfully placed into orbit aboard GSLV-F17. The satellite is India’s first-ever imaging satellite from geosynchronous orbit. 🚀 JOIN FREE TG VIP GROUP : @wiseadvicetrade_bot https://t.co/wcYE7Bdgod
@cryptoamanclub
🇮🇳 ISRO has made history. India's first imaging satellite in geosynchronous orbit. GSLV Mark II launched EOS-05 today — 36,000 km up, for real-time Earth imaging. Tried the same in 2021, it failed. Comeback complete after 5 years.
@narendramodi
Yet another outstanding achievement by ISRO and a proud moment for our nation. The successful launch of GSLV-F17 carrying EOS-05, India’s first-ever imaging satellite from Geosynchronous orbit is a reflection of the excellence, innovation and growing capabilities that define
@trendkia
India to Boost Space Surveillance Capabilities as ISRO Prepares September 4 Launch of EOS-05 Satellite https://t.co/5fdmtmp0Jx @moefcc #ISRO #EOS05Satellite
@bsindia
#WATCH | #ISRO is set to launch its #GSLV-F17 mission on Sept 4 from #Sriharikota, carrying EOS-05--India's first geosynchronous imaging #satellite--to enable continuous monitoring for disaster response, agriculture, and security. https://t.co/fWV8xdrMzz @NidhiSharm0810
@trendkia
ISRO Preps GSLV-F17 Rocket for EOS-05 Launch from Sriharikota https://t.co/WoQ3HixyYf #ISRO #GSLVF17