![ISRO’s LVM-3 to launch second fleet of 36 Satellites ISRO’s LVM-3 to launch second fleet of 36 Satellites](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhOma3sNrOvjxbNzwjyN3IWwCUOGe_UbHBA1YWk0e9p_fh-r1_RI5LTDE9MbiWHraTzpk5VIznrL9cK3E6Mj4DAK9KJXy2-umH14_9Jydy0c9BbxYGin5hgnspt8mJnbBUdHme2-l4Yr63QYIUxBfHDk2fbZznFao1GKfKX0dpFV0_gHI2NcTwid4H6/w320-h240-rw/f0a1304e10c383a8a0a8e2a4c20e9f441666489502068324_original.jpg)
- The first launch was carried out last year in October. This marked India’s commercial heavy lift-off space.
- India’s Bharti and UK based company will create a 588-satellite constellation to give high-speed connectivity. These will be placed in 12 rings of 49 satellites each.
- This launch will be the 18th fleet of the company. OneWEb’s Low orbit earth (LOW) connectivity will provide great connectivity between various enterprises including hard toreach areas.
- In the last mission, the 36 satellites were launched in a 600km orbit around the Earth.
- The OneWeb’s India-1 mission in October, only a single satellite was launched carrying onboard Chandrayaan -2.
- The satellites were initially launched by Russia.
Question:
Q.1 OneWeb’s 2nd satellite mission will be the company’s _____ fleet in the LVM-3 launch.
a. 18th
b. 12th
c. 13th
d. 14th
a. 18th
b. 12th
c. 13th
d. 14th