Unlike optical sensors, the synthetic aperture radar (SAR) at the heart of the Nisar mission doesn’t rely on visible light.

A historic collaboration between NASA and the Indian Space Research Organization is launching a first-of-its-kind satellite designed to map Earth in incredible detail.

The 2,392 kg NISAR Indo-US joint collaborative mission marks the first time the two premier space faring nations have cooperated on hardware development for an Earth observing mission.

After integration, IRIS was shipped to India for integration into the NISAR satellite at the U R Rao Satellite Centre (URSC) in Bengaluru. URSC finished NISAR before ISRO moved the satellite to the ...

Nisar is the world’s first Earth observation satellite equipped with dual-frequency synthetic aperture radar, combining ...

NISAR, a collaborative satellite project by NASA and ISRO, is set to launch from Satish Dhawan Space Centre on July 30, 2025, aboard the GSLV Mk II rocket. It features advanced synthetic aperture ...

NISAR, a $1.5 billion NASA-ISRO satellite, launches July 30 aboard GSLV-F16. It will provide near real-time, high-resolution Earth data using dual-frequency L- and S-band radars. NISAR tracks climate ...

The first 90 days after launch would be dedicated to commissioning or performing In-Orbit Checkout, the objective of which is ...

Firefly Aerospace on Wednesday announced that it has won another NASA contract worth $177 million for a Moon mission. The ...

NISAR Component Arrives In India. The Indian Space Agency ISRO and the American Space Agency NASA are working on a Satellite ...

The 2,392kg Nasa-Isro Synthetic Aperture Radar (Nisar) will be launched at 17:40 India time (12:10 GMT) on Wednesday from the ...