Video: Isro launches Nisar satellite from Sriharikota

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The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) launched the NISAR satellite onboard a GSLV-F16 rocket on Wednesday from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh.

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00:00Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero.

00:11All L4T engines generating nominal thrust.

00:14S139 motor excited.

00:18That's the memory of the GSLV F16 NICE car mission.

00:23The deafening roar of GSLV and beautiful silhouette brightening the Sriharikota sky.

00:28The first stage of GSLV with S139 solid core motor and four L4T liquids.

00:58Strap-ons thrusting together.

01:007,800 kilonewton cumulative thrust.

01:05First stage performance normal.

01:07Char-1 is in Vena door.

01:09The day of launch wind biasing program that is fed into the onboard computers.

01:14Help the rocket to gear through the atmosphere with minimal aerodynamic loads.

01:17Pratham Charan's core booster will be held to 100 seconds until 100 seconds.

01:25And the L4T Charan will be held to 150 seconds until 150 seconds.

01:29Pratham Charan will be held to peace and will be held to peace with it.

01:33Pratham Charan will be held to peace and will be held to peace with it.

01:45The rocket is open.

01:45And look.

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