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PSLV-37 re-enters earth's atmosphere as planned: ISRO

The PSLV-C37 mission was successfully launched on February 15, 2017, and deployed a historic record launching 104 satellites in a single mission

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The impact point of PSLV-37 Upper Stage was located in the North Atlantic Ocean. Pic/ISRO website

The impact point of PSLV-37 Upper Stage was located in the North Atlantic Ocean. Pic/ISRO website

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) announced that the upper stage of the PSLV-37 rocket has successfully re-entered Earth's atmosphere, as planned, reported news agency PTI. 

The PSLV-C37 mission was successfully launched on February 15, 2017, and deployed a historic record launching 104 satellites in a single mission. The main payload of PSLV-C37 was Cartosat-2D and was accompanied by 103 co-passenger satellites. 

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