multi wavelength space observatory

The team carried out a systematic search after examining over 300 pictures in a nearly 20-year-old radio survey to discover these GRGs.

India's first multi-wavelength space observatory, ASTROSAT, was launched into a 650 km orbit on Sept. 28, 2015, by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). The satellite has started its work and has begun to capture images well. The first light image by ASTROSAT is already here – find out what it looks like.

ISRO has successfully launched India's first dedicated multi wavelength space observatory - ASTROSAT, which is meant to observe distant celestial objects and to gain a more detailed understanding of our universe.