GSAT-11 satellite to boost internet speed in India

Bangalore: India plans to launch Internet space in India and launch a much-weighing yet low-cost satellite launch. The satellite of Giza 11, which is 5.9 tonnes from the launch at French Guiana, is to be launched. It is said that the Internet speed will be increased through this satellite. It has also been suggested that Giza 11 is 5700 kilograms and can not be drawn from India.

Last March, the GSLV F-8 rocket launched from Sathishthavan Air Force in Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh was separated from the GISAT 6 A Satellite Surveillance Ring. Due to this, Gisatt 11 is said to be postponing the launch of satellites. Following this, ISRO scientists who returned from the French Guiana in South America to re-launch the Gizmat 11 satellite in June once again checked all the equipments.

ISRO announced the launch of the GizBot 11 satellite in the process of completion of the re-examination. This was followed by the return of Gizad 11 satellite back to French Guiana. ISRO has announced that the French Guiana Launch Time has been issued by Giza 11 for the launch of the Air France 5 rocket from Europe at 2.07 am to 3.00 am