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Anvesha

retired
Earth ObservationsuborbitalLaunched 1/12/2026
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Mission & Launch
Launch Mission
Launch 2026-F01
Launch Vehicle
PSLV-DL
Launch Date
1/12/2026
Last Contact
1/12/2026
Orbit & Mass
Orbit Class
suborbital
Altitude
-1,705 km
Inclination
97.5 deg
Dry Mass
400 kg
Total Mass
400 kg
Payload Classification
Mission Type
Earth Observation
Payload Category
IMG
Payload Class
D
Organizations
Operator
Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC)
Manufacturer
U.R. Rao Satellite Centre
Registry
Track
Mentions
6
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The primary payload of the failed mission was the EOS-N1 Earth observation satellite, also known as Anvesha.

CapabilityValue 3.0Jan 13, 2026India fracasa en el lanzamiento del cohete PSLV con un prototipo de la española Orbital Paradigm

The Anvesha/EOS-N1 satellite will capture hundreds of images simultaneously at different wavelengths to identify various target properties.

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Jan 8, 2026
ISRO published their brochure for the PSLV-C62 mission, giving us a nice view of the DRDO's Anvesha/EOS-N1 hyperspectral imaging satellite. This satellite will take hundreds of images at once at different wavelengths, allowing the DRDO to identify various properties of targets.

The EOS-N1/Anvesha satellite arrived a few days ago.

GeneralPlanValue 1.8Dec 30, 2025Having just launched their latest mission, preparations for India's next launch, PSLV-C62, are in full swing. According to regional reports, the EOS-N1/Anvesha satellite arrived a few days ago, and integration of the 4 stages has been completed. Launch is NET Jan 10 at 04:15 UTC.

The EOS-N1/Anvesha satellite arrived a few days ago.

GeneralPlanValue 2.2Dec 30, 2025Having just launched their latest mission, preparations for India's next launch, PSLV-C62, are in full swing. According to regional reports, the EOS-N1/Anvesha satellite arrived a few days ago, and integration of the 4 stages has been completed. Launch is NET Jan 10 at 04:15 UTC.

The launch of PSLV-C62 with the Anvesha/EOS-N1 satellite and 18 rideshares is scheduled for December 31st.

PlanValue 4.0Dec 16, 2025The launch of PSLV-C62 with the Anvesha/EOS-N1 satellite and 18 rideshares is now scheduled for NET December 31st according to local media. The old hazard area's for December 25th are still in place, but will likely be replaced soon. https://x.com/GewoonLukas_/status/1997392062803526008

EOS-N1 is suspected to be Anvesha for the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO).

GeneralValue 1.5Dec 6, 2025With a little more then 1 week to go until India's next launch (LVM3-M6 with AST's BlueBird), hazard area's for the next have already appeared! Scheduled for NET Dec. 25 at 04:15 UTC, this will be PSLV-C62 with EOS-N1 (suspected to be Anvesha for the DRDO), and 18 rideshares.