IIT-Kanpur builds a nano-satellite to track climatic and ground conditions
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  • Reports noted that the Indian Institute of Technology (Kanpur) has developed a nano-satellite that will provide information on drought, floods, vegetation and forestation1. IIT-K Director Prof. S.G. Dhande stated that the satellite, named ‘Jugnu’ will have “specific function of sending imagery on ground conditions.” The satellite, to be placed on a low-earth orbit, cost Rs. 2.5 crore to build and weighs about ten kgs

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