NISAR, a satellite developed by India and the US, was launched to observe minute changes in the Earth's crust and glaciers, anticipating natural hazards.
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The NISAR satellite, launched from the Satish Dhawan Space Center, will map the Earth's minimal changes, helping to anticipate natural and man-made hazards. Equipped with advanced technology, NISAR will monitor land movements and melting glaciers, providing essential data for adjusting agricultural policies. The project, a collaboration between NASA and ISRO, underscores the advances of India's space program, which has included missions to Mars and the Moon.
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