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ISRO launches India's sixth navigation satellite

Indian Space agency Isro's sixth navigation satellite IRNSS-1F will be launched on board the PSLV C32.

By :  R Ayyappan
Update: 2016-03-10 05:54 GMT
The IRNSS-1F is the sixth navigation satellite of the seven satellites constituting the IRNSS space segment. (All photos provided ISRO)
Fully integrated PSLV-C32 with IRNSS-1F at Second Launch Pad.
Arial view of Fully integrated PSLV-C32 with IRNSS-1F being moved out of Vehicle assembly building to second launch.
Panoramic View of Fully integrated PSLV-C32 with IRNSS-1F being moved to second launch pad (SLP).
Fully integrated PSLV-C32 with IRNSS-1F being moved out of Vehicle assembly building to second launch pad (SLP).
Fully integrated PSLV-C32 with IRNSS-1F being moved out of Vehicle assembly building.
IRNSS-1F spacecraft integrated with PSLV-C32.
IRNSS-1F spacecraft is being integrated with PSLV-C32.
IRNSS-1F spacecraft in clean room at SHAR.
Ingeration of 3rd & 4th stage of PSLV-C32.
Ingeration of 3rd & 4th stage of PSLV-C32 in progress.
Hoisting of PSLV-C32 Second stage during vehicle integration.
Placement of Nozzle End Segment of PSLV-C32 1st stage over Launch Pedestal.
Placement of Nozzle End Segment of PSLV-C32 1st stage over Launch Pedestal in progress.
IRNSS-1F being loaded into thermo vacuum chamber.
IRNSS-1F undergoing vibration test.
IRNSS-1F being readied for vibration test.
IRNSS-1F in clean room during its integration.
IRNSS-1F in clean room during its integration.
Indian Space agency Isro's sixth navigation satellite IRNSS-1F will be launched on board the PSLV C32.

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