PSLV-C35

PSLV-C35 was launched at 03:42 hours Coordinated Universal Time (09:12 hours Indian Standard Time) on 26 September 2016 from the first launch pad of Satish Dhawan Space Centre at Sriharikota in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.[1][2]

PSLV-C35 was the 37th launch of the PSLV program. It was also the 102nd overall launch by Indian Space Research Organisation. PSLV-C35 was the first spaceflight by ISRO to place satellites in two different orbits with a single rocket. It carried and injected eight satellites built by India, Algeria, Canada and United States.[1][3][4]

• Mass:
  • Total liftoff weight: 320,000 kilograms (710,000 lb)
  • Payload weight: 671.25 kilograms (1,479.9 lb)
• Overall height: 44.4 metres (145.7 ft)
• Propellant:
  • First stage: Solid HTPB based (138.2 + 6 x 8.9 tonnes)
  • Second stage: Liquid UH 25 + N
    2O
    4 (42 tonnes)
  • Third stage: Solid HTPB based (7.6 tonnes)
  • Fourth stage: Liquid MMH + MON-3 (2.5 tonnes)
• Engine:
  • First stage: Core (PS 1) + 6 strap-on PSOM
  • Second stage: Vikas
  • Third stage: PS 3
  • Fourth stage: PS 4
• Thrust:
  • First stage: 4,762 + 645 x 6 kN
  • Second stage: 800 kN
  • Third stage: 246 kN
  • Fourth stage: 7.3 x 2 kN
• Maximum altitude: 739.314 kilometres (459 mi)
• Maximum velocity:7,527.63 metres per second (24,697 ft/s) (recorded at time of PS-4 engine restart 2)
• Duration: 8,133 seconds

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PSLV-C35 carried and deployed eight satellites in two different orbits in a single mission (Polar and Sun-synchronous orbit). This was the first time India had placed satellites in two orbits in a single mission.[5] The vehicle carried three satellites from India (ScatSat-1, PISat & Pratham), three satellites from Algeria (Alsat-1B, 2B & 1N), one each from Canada (NLS-19) and the United States (Pathfinder-1).[1][3][6]

Country	Owner	Name	Nos	Mass	Type	Objective
India	ISRO	ScatSat-1	1	377 kg	Miniaturized satellite	Weather forecasting, cyclone prediction and tracking.
	IIT Bombay	Pratham	1	10 kg	Nanosatellite	Research satellite.
	PES Institute of Technology	PISat	1	5.25 kg		Remote sensing.[3][6]
Algeria	Agence Spatiale Algerienne	Alsat-1B	1	103 kg	Earth observation satellite	Agricultural and disaster monitoring.
		Alsat-2B	1	117 kg		Monitoring natural resources.
		Alsat-1N	1	7 kg	Nanosatellite	Technology demonstration satellite.[3][6]
Canada	UTIAS	NLS-19	1	8 kg
USA	Spaceflight Industries	Pathfinder-1	1	44 kg	Earth observation, micro-satellite	Earth imaging.[3][6]

• Indian Space Research Organisation
• Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle