Finally!!!! India joins the Cryogenic Club-GSLV D5 Successfully launched

[bandit]

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Probably because most Americans thought of India as nice people. That impression is changing, fast.
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Yeah right, you seem like another naive american caught into what your government dictates.

If nice was the criteria, Fiji and Netherlands would have been US close allies, instead we see Israel and Arabs as US allies, some nice bunch they are down there.

 

[Indo-guy]

Probably because most Americans thought of India as nice people. That impression is changing, fast.

We don't care ! India will chart its own course with or without US help ...
India survived and progressed despite decades of US antagonism ....

It's the difference between what things ARE and what they are CALLED. You're far from the only person with this problem; sadly, too many afflicted are eager to embrace it.

If you are ready to contest the fact that US is the most hypocrite country ...I shall pile immense misery on you ! Are you ready ??? Let me know ....

Tons and tons of material exists which proves beyond doubt the damned US hypocrisy ....

Your denial is just another manifestation of that Hypocrisy ....nothing else !!!

Something for Indians to think about, too.

It applies to everybody.... but India does not go around the world , policing and marauding countries like arrogant US does ....

 

[Solomon2]

If you are ready to contest the fact that US is the most hypocrite country ...I shall pile immense misery on you ! Are you ready ??? Let me know ....

Knock yourself out - though out of courtesy, since we're so OT, in a separate thread.

 

[bloo]

The success rate is less than 50%!

Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The success rate is 100% with the indigenous CE-7.5 replacing the Russian KVD-1.

 

[Guynextdoor2]

The 500 cr+ claim is, at best, out of date. The GSLV project started 24 years ago. SpaceX was founded and developed its launchers in less than half that time, and its launchers cost less that half as much as the French or Russians or their U.S. competition.

and none them have cryo engines so go away troll

 

[Indo-guy]

Frustrated? And if I was "self-obsessed" I would scarcely bother to hang out here, would I? .

You keep on trolling in India threads .....perhaps you have nothing else to do in life ...or you are too frustrated with Indians especially since Devyani khobragade affairs as you have received regular mental thrashing by Indians .... !!!


You are self obsessed that's why, you have not been able to get over it ...hence the reason you keep returning to 'all and sundry' Indian threads to vent your frustration !!!

 

[shuttler]

Knock yourself out - though out of courtesy, since we're so OT, in a separate thread.

the time will tell!

 

[Indo-guy]

Knock yourself out - though out of courtesy, since we're so OT, in a separate thread.

I will do it very soon in a string of separate' threads' and invite you to participate !

Guess would be educational for ignoramus like you ....!!!

since you are totally unaware of black underbelly of your country's history , I shall initiate you into the darkest chapters in history of mankind that your 'damn' country has written .... !!!

Knock yourself out - though out of courtesy, since we're so OT, in a separate thread.

I just hope that you will not run away like a coward ...when the threads of Encyclopedia of US hypocrisy ...will be unleashed on PDF !!!

 

[Solomon2]

Crunched some more numbers. I revise my opinion: at the time the decision was made, in 1990, it did indeed make financial sense for India to initiate a program to build its own heavy launchers.

However, it probably didn't make finacial sense for India to maintain the GLSV program after 2008 or so when it became clear that new Western launchers would drive the price-per-pound to GTO lower than what the GLSV could achieve.

 

[bloo]

the time will tell!

It definitely will,
meanwhile keep ur breath bated for the gslv mk3 this april.

new Western launchers would drive the price-per-pound to GTO lower than what the GLSV could achieve.

Do post your links, enlighten us as to how you got those numbers??

 

[MilSpec]

No, I think we Americans deserve to be on the high-horse. We have all those checks and balances, you see. The phony charges of wrongdoing are important to corrupt ruling classes 'round the world who know they themselves don't measure up and seek to distract their populace while they raid the till.

Checks and balances, sure if you mean checks written to the senators and bank balances of Koch bro's and Halliburton....
These so called phony charges are as real as they can get, and ofcourse they shouldn't be important to the common american, they are more worried about the duck dynasty and paris hilton than worrying about how their government's rape and pillage of resources around the world.....

 

[Makardhwaj]

BBC and CNN seem to have serious heartburn up in their a$$es, not reporting GSLV-D5 success,
I remember they were reporting it in bold and on home page when first launch had failed.

 

[Jai_Hind]

Congratz ISRO...... HAPPY TIMES AHEAD

 

[neehar]

Crunched some more numbers. I revise my opinion: at the time the decision was made, in 1990, it did indeed make financial sense for India to initiate a program to build its own heavy launchers.

However, it probably didn't make finacial sense for India to maintain the GLSV program after 2008 or so when it became clear that new Western launchers would drive the price-per-pound to GTO lower than what the GLSV could achieve.

we had a bad experience after independence with the world.especially during the cold war,sanctions etc..so india made a vision then to become self reliant in all fields especially in agriculture science and technology. we've done good in agriculture.there were days when people died in droughts and hardly food was sufficient and further your govt tried to arm twist our foreign policy with pl-480 program.today we have surplus food grains.we go everything you denied then right from super computers to the latest gslv..

indian space program served us well.though there were critics mentioning that india is maintaining a space program with aid money!! our space program do have a commercial value.and it is today serving the purpose of 17% of human race.thousands of lives were saved in the recent phailin cyclone only due to our space program..it serves farmerse and fishermen in our country apart from large group of civilians.recently we've seen a thread in pdf itself that a "friendly" country shared an old satellite map instead of a real time on in a war with pakistan.

we are maintaining a space program at a fraction of cost of other country.and we are getting commercial benefit.nobody knows what would happen if things get worse and become as earlier so as i said we are a mission to become self reliant and we're in correct path.it may take time..but we'll be there.

 

[SwAggeR]

Never seen @Solomon2 so aggrieved that he would have to bring in Indian toilets in discussion . Even when India bought Billion $$s worth C 17s , C 130 or Orions. It seems this time he is really pissed since their sabotage didn't fructify like few previous occasions.