File:Aryabhata Satellite.jpg

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DescriptionAryabhata Satellite.jpg	Aryabhata was India's first satellite and was designed for studies of X-ray astronomy, aeronomics and solar physics. Unfortunately, a power failure halted experiments after 4 days in orbit, and all signals from the spacecraft were lost after 5 days of operation.
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Author	ISRO

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