Following up to India just shot down a satellite from the ground. At what altitude range is the resulting debris field? which shows the first image below (also seen in video) I also found the second image which looks like it has more stages.

Is either one of these known to be the ASAT tested by India on 27-Mar-2019 that blew up an Indian-owned satellite at circa 260 to 280 km?

YouTube: DRDO's Anti Satellite (A-SAT) Test Visuals

From Times of India's Watch: Launch of anti-satellite missile for Mission Shakti:

From India's surprise ASAT test of 27 March 2019:

hat tip to @Ohsn for the very thorough video:

Following up to India just shot down a satellite from the ground. At what altitude range is the resulting debris field? which shows the first image below (also seen in video) I also found the second image which looks like it has more stages.

Is either one of these known to be the ASAT tested by India on 27-Mar-2019 that blew up an Indian-owned satellite at circa 260 to 280 km?

YouTube: DRDO's Anti Satellite (A-SAT) Test Visuals

From Times of India's Watch: Launch of anti-satellite missile for Mission Shakti:

From India's surprise ASAT test of 27 March 2019:

Following up to India just shot down a satellite from the ground. At what altitude range is the resulting debris field? which shows the first image below (also seen in video) I also found the second image which looks like it has more stages.

Is either one of these known to be the ASAT tested by India on 27-Mar-2019 that blew up an Indian-owned satellite at circa 260 to 280 km?

YouTube: DRDO's Anti Satellite (A-SAT) Test Visuals

From Times of India's Watch: Launch of anti-satellite missile for Mission Shakti:

From India's surprise ASAT test of 27 March 2019:

Following up to India just shot down a satellite from the ground. At what altitude range is the resulting debris field? which shows the first image below (also seen in video) I also found the second image which looks like it has more stages.

Is either one of these known to be the ASAT tested by India on 27-Mar-2019 that blew up an Indian-owned satellite at circa 260 to 280 km?

YouTube: DRDO's Anti Satellite (A-SAT) Test Visuals

From Times of India's Watch: Launch of anti-satellite missile for Mission Shakti:

From India's surprise ASAT test of 27 March 2019:

hat tip to @Ohsn for the very thorough video: