ISRO is building a satellite for the G20 — not for defense, not for co

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ISRO is building a satellite for the G20 — not for defense, not for communication, but to track something invisible yet deadly: air pollution and climate change.

The G20 satellite, set to launch in 2027, will be India’s quiet moonshot for the planet. What’s wild? India’s already proven it can launch over 100 satellites in one go; without a single crash. That’s like sending 100 cars on the highway at once and none bump into each other. For aspirants eyeing ISRO or DRDO, this isn’t just news; it’s a career signal. The future isn’t just about rockets. It’s about satellites that save lives by watching the sky. And if you’re thinking space jobs are sci-fi? Think again. ISRO’s working on a moon mission by 2040, plus Samudrayaan; a deep-sea crewed vessel. Space. Ocean. Climate. The next generation of engineers will fight global crises; from orbit.