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yes buddy...already...they gave me a warning.....thanks for the advice....see you again buddy..
it's ok.
happened with me too.see you.
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yes buddy...already...they gave me a warning.....thanks for the advice....see you again buddy..
As somebody posted earlier MIP had three instruments with it - a video camera, a radar altimeter and a mass spectrometer.Anuone of the instrument could have picked up the signature.
As for making the announcement , there was a protocol to be followed .
@KRAIT has the link ........Please post it for the sinhala guy.
Tell me how those instruments could have established poof for water on the Luna surface?
How could I know ??
Your the one making the claim India found water on the Luna surface lol
Your the one making the claim India found water on the Luna surface lol
Tell me how those instruments could have established poof for water on the Luna surface?
Your the one making the claim India found water on the Luna surface lol
PS: When you are refuting a claim, the onus lies on you to refute it with logic. Not with silly one-liners.
Majority of instruments,satellite links, mission execution,money and launch vehicle are India's and even NASA never said it alone found water on moon.
Then we have Srilankan saying India did nothing
Sour grapes isn't it????????
The missions which are planned by ISRO within a decade like moon landing, Mars mission and etc.
India will be in top 3 and becomes a space power.
Water was discovered in its vapour phase by the CHACE (Chandras Altitudinal Composition Explorer) payload on board the Moon Impact Probe (MIP) and complementarily in its solid phase by the Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3) payload on board the main orbiter in the Chandrayaan I mission.
Chandra's Altitudinal Composition Explorer (CHACE), a mass spectrometer. CHACE gathered a total of 650 mass spectra during the 45 minutes that it operated, from 20 minutes before probe release until 15:01 UTC. During the descent, the Moon Impact Probe flew from north to south, eventually impacting the Moon near the south pole and the crater Shackleton.
PS: When you are refuting a claim, the onus lies on you to refute it with logic. Not with silly one-liners.
On September 24, 2009, the Science Magazine reported that NASA's Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3) on Chandrayaan-1 had detected water on the moon. M3 detected absorption features near 2.8-3.0 µm on the surface of the Moon.
I tried opening the scientific publication however its telling me file not found. http://lunarscience.arc.nasa.gov/files/MIP.pdf
You can always keep dreaming, I'm not going stop you.
Unlike India, SL's space industry is completely privatized has no government involvement and are profit making entities. I'm pretty sure ISRO has been running negative ever since its creations.
Direct detection of water in its vapor phase in the tenuous lunar environment was made through in situ measurements carried out by the Chandra’s Altitudinal Composition Explorer (CHACE) payload, onboard the Moon Impact Probe (MIP) of the Chandrayaan I mission. This discovery vindicates the presence of water on the surface of the moon in the form of ice at higher lunar latitudes inferred from IR absorption spectroscopy, (especially that of OH), by the Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3) of Chandrayaan I. The quadrupole mass spectrometer based payload, CHACE, sampled the lunar neutral atmosphere every four seconds with a broad latitudinal (~40 degrees N to 90 degrees S, with a resolution of ~0.1 degree) and altitudinal (from 98 km up to impact on the lunar surface with a resolution of ~0.25 km) coverage in the sunlit side of the moon for the first time. these two (CHACE and M3) complementary experiments are shown to collectively provide unambiguous signatures for the distribution of water in solid and gaseous phases in Earth’s moon.
http://parallelspirals.blogspot.in/2010/03/mip-impact-and-results-in-pictures.htmlThe Chandrayaan-1 Moon Impact Probe carried three instruments, one of which was a camera. Because the Probe spun as it descended, the camera images also rotated, making it something of a challenge to mosaic the images. This mosaic was created by space geographer Phil Stooke by grabbing frames from a video of descent images and overlaying them on a Clementine mosaic.
ISRO found water on moon 10 months ago - Times Of IndiaAs somebody posted earlier MIP had three instruments with it - a video camera, a radar altimeter and a mass spectrometer.Anuone of the instrument could have picked up the signature.
As for making the announcement , there was a protocol to be followed .
@KRAIT has the link ........Please post it for the sinhala guy.
c'mon, lets be real here. without nasa instruments to analyze indians will never ever know that they hit water just like all previous probes done by nasa and others before without the new sensors. i've read the first wave of articles that just came after india declared success. indian scientists had no clue. there was no mention of water, until nasa informed them and then indians start claiming credit.
As the MIP was landing, it took some pictures that indicated the water molecules eventually found by M3.''
eventually FOUND by M3.