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Well! we learnt form someone elses failure about the importance of safety detonation
1996 vs 2010
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Well! we learnt form someone elses failure about the importance of safety detonation
India will surely emerge as Japan's superior till 2015, but till then none of our achievements overshadow Japan's..........
they have send numerous probes and orbiters to moon, have developed rockets capable of sending 19000kgs to LEO(which even China hasn't managed yet) and have worked on the ISS too..........
Till recently JAXA was actually 3 different agencies, out of which only one collaborated with NASA................the agencies which worked on sattelites and the current launcher H -IIB were completely independent........
But none the less , once the ISRO orbital vehicle has ascended the sky, India will be the more capable one.......
Baloney. GSLV uses Russian engines. You can't call it Indian.
The most complicated part of a heavy-lift rocket is the engine. GSLV relies on Russian engines.
The two "indigenous" Indian GSLV engine clones blew up.
The GSLV is Russian.
Martian2
1996 vs 2010
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Baloney. GSLV uses Russian engines. You can't call it Indian.
The most complicated part of a heavy-lift rocket is the engine. GSLV relies on Russian engines.
The two "indigenous" Indian GSLV engine clones blew up.
The GSLV is Russian.
Martian2
India can't even produce it own "indigenous" engine
india space program?!
it was in 2010 and you guys failed in 2011ok india failed in 2011
GSLV GSAT-5P Launch failed & explodes in Mid Air on December 25 2010 - YouTube
it was in 2010 and you guys failed in 2011
China Loses Experimental Satellite in Rocket Launch Failure | Rocket Launch Failures & Experimental Satellites | China Space Program | Space.com
but obiviously ccp wont let yourl know that
Baloney. GSLV uses Russian engines. You can't call it Indian.
The most complicated part of a heavy-lift rocket is the engine. GSLV relies on Russian engines.
The two "indigenous" Indian GSLV engine clones blew up.
The GSLV is Russian.
so what, it's just a satellite missed the orbit, but your India-Russian made rocket totally BLOWED up!!!!
India can't even produce it own "indigenous" rockey engine
india space program is totally a joke
The only reason if ever India surpasses Japan in space program ,would be when Japan would lack interest in space research.
It isn't the lack of interest bro, it is the lack of the so-called "growing money" for the space program. The japanese can't commit to any ambitious projects, because they know that the growth of funds needed for these projects is not there...........The only reason if ever India surpasses Japan in space program ,would be when Japan would lack interest in space research.