Indian Startup SpaceKidz To Send Bhagavad Gita In Space

Humans and even animals have reached space till now, for the first time the holy book of Hindu, Bhagavad Gita, is going to space. SaceKidz India is soon launching its newly developed nanosatellite which will carry not only a copy of Bhagavad Gita but also a thousand names and a pic of PM Modi.  

Satish Dhawan Satellite To Carry Bhagavad Gita

PSLV will carry this nanosatellite which is named after the former ISRO chairman, Satish Dhawan. He was also a Padma Vibhushan recipient and father of fluid dynamics.

Dr. Srimathy Kesan who is the founder of SpaceKidz has expressed his excitement about this new mission. He said, "There is a lot of excitement in the group right now."

Around 25,000 entries have been received by the SpaceKidz for the mission among which names of students and residents outside India are also included. 

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Among 4 commercial satellites, one is Satish Dhawan Satellite and three are UNITY sats. Another indigenously developed satellite called Anand will be launched on the same day. Its mission would be to detect pollution levels, forest fires, and other disasters at the earliest level. 

ISRO will go through the satellite's design and structure and recommend changes before sending the satellites into space. This is the first time when ISRO has opened up the doors for startups in India.