Seven unknown information of Bangabandhu satellite

Bangladesh's first satellite satellite Bangabandhu One satellite is going to be launched in space for the first time. Imagine speculation in the middle of this satellite. At the same time everyone is waiting for a moment to launch. Let's know some of this satellite's unknown information.

There are over 50 satellites in the space of about two thousand of the country. These include - Weather Satellite, Observer Satellite, Navigation Satellite etc. However, BS-1 is the Communication and Broadcast Satellite.

Its work:
The main task of the Bangabandhu satellite is to ensure satellite channels of TV channels. This can be done with DTH or Direct to Home Dishes Service. In other areas where optic cable or submarine cable has not been reached, this satellite can be sure that the Internet connection.

Satellite Footprint:
The location of Bangabandhu satellite is 119.1 degrees east longitude orbit. Its footprint or coverage will extend from Indonesia to Tajikistan.

Through the strong KU and C band, it will cover the whole of Bangladesh, SAARC countries, Philippines and Indonesia.
Orbital slots have been bought from Russia for 15 years. However, BS-Ian's stability can last up to 18 years.

Satellite building:
The Bangabandhu satellite weighing 3.7 tonne was designed and made by French company Thales Alenya Space. And the rocket that is taking it into space has made it to the US SpaceX. Launchpad is from the Launchpad in Florida.

BS-OAN Expenses:
Initially, the budget of Taka 2967.95 crore was to be born, but at the end of the project, the whole project implementation was possible at Tk. Of this, the government of Bangladesh has given Taka 1315 crore and the rest is foreign funding.

Satellite Operation:
It will take 8-11 days to go to orbit Satellites by passing the 35,776 km route from Earth station. And ready to be fully prepared in 3 months.

After three years, Bangladesh will look after it with the help of Thalass Allenia. After this, it will be controlled entirely by Bangladeshi engineers from Gazipur and Batamuniya earth station of Rangamati.