ISRO’s new launch pad in Tuticorin that helps to save fuel and increase efficiency.

               We all-know about ISRO ( Indian space research organization) that is this is India’s space agency. By the help of this organization, India is exploring the outer space and do the space-related activity, for example, satellite launching, etc. especially when comes to satellite launching ISRO ( Indian space research organization) launch many private and public satellites in both Geostationary and Geo-Synchronous orbits on very cheap price when to compare to other space agencies in the world. Not only do Indian government missions also do other nations also and It does joint co-operative missions also.

                Thereby ISRO ( Indian space research organization) had a technology to launch a satellite on any cosmos region in the world. ISRO’s recent satellite launching achievement is can’t break by any country in the world that is ISRO ( Indian space research organization) launched 104 satellites in a single launch. Even though ISRO ( Indian space research organization) faces many economical issues at the time of launching especially in south pole launch. Now India’s space-related plan is on the south side. For that reason, ISRO ( Indian space research organization) is planned to set his new spaceport in kulasekarapattinam in Thutukodhi (Tuticorin), Tamil Nadu.

                The problem is if we launch a vehicle from Sriharikota to south pole orbits this vehicle have to come across the Srilanka that it makes the vehicle goes to the wrong route to make it correct this vehicle have to parabolic trajectory nearer to Srilanka for that case vehicle need to spend more fuel on here. if they send a rocket from Kulasekarapattinam to a south pole there is no need a parabolic curved trajectory so ISRO can save more fuels and money. This new pad is cost-efficient, fuel-efficient, landmass efficient and the increases space manoeuvring vehicles capacity.

                Due to this plan ISRO( Indian space research organization) waiting for an ordinance from the state government. TN began the land acquisition process for this in December 2019. Nearly 2,300 acres of land is allotted for this across three villages these are Mathavankurichi, padukapathu, and pallakurichi.