ISRO to mate cryogenic engine with its rocket Friday

[bloo]

The last I heard Nirbhay crashed off-course and Pakistan successfully tested its battlefield-range ballistic missile. The next I'm going to be hearing of is how much fail they're going to have to clean up after GSLV digs itself a grave in Sriharikota. Turns out you're tuned in to all the wrong stations.

Well you didn't hear properly coz 90% of the mission parameters were met and it crashed on purpose which is more than what I can say for Babur.
LOL for all we know you have been kept in the dark about all your missile.


"battlefield-range ballistic missile"............pffffffffft
Did Agni 5 go over your head or are you deliberately missing the point?

Correction: the next is when I will hear of the success, you on the other hand will be nowhere to be found with your quips.
Unfortunately for you you are not even on the playing field of this discussion.


Enjoy your green painted Chinese missiles.

 

[bloo]

Some one is celebrating about testing of a 70 km range missile!!!Ever heard of Agni V kid??


@Dreamreaper

Reusable launch vehicle

scramjet program

Leave the poor guy alone, he is depressed out of his inferiority complex.

TheFlyingPretzel =

 

[gslv mk3]

More stuff that will come crashing out of the sky. Nice. India really has a knack for fireworks.

 

[gslv mk3]

 

[Safriz]

This was all wrong..
Americans Crashed a satellite into Moon's surface claiming that the plume due to crash will be visible from earth and in that plume astronomers all over the earth can look for evidence about water soaked in lunar soil..
But the plume was so small that nobody saw it..and was an embarrassment for NASA...
they must have requested DRDO to come for their rescue and issue an statement that none but Chunra saw evidence of water

Spaceflight Now | LCROSS Mission Report | Lunar smash produces surprise, disappointment

 

[gslv mk3]

@Dreamreaper

Seems like Indian space program (which you accused for being stuck in the 1970s) is very much advanced-It has developed Asias largest SRBS,huge liquid engines (vikas L110) ,is developing 200 and 600kN cryogenic engines(CE 20 and CE 60),is developing a semicryogenic engine as powerful as space shuttle main engine (SC200-2000kN)

On launch vehicle front it is going forward to gslv mk3 (10 tonne to LEO) and UMLVs

heck,a configuration like 4S200+SC200+CE20 may even be able to launch 15 tonne to LEO

It is also undertaking a reusable launch vehicle and scramjet technology demonstration..

Now It has already undertaken Moon Missions,has one of largest congregation of earth observation sats,is undertaking regional navigation and GPS augmentation systems.It has also made and launched satellites for european customers.

The mars mission ..the moon rover...man ..all that stuff is really awesome

Now for the million dollar question-What about your country,mr,JR think Tank??

This was all wrong..
Americans Crashed a satellite into Moon's surface claiming that the plume due to crash will be visible from earth and in that plume astronomers all over the earth can look for evidence about water soaked in lunar soil..
But the plume was so small that nobody saw it..and was an embarrassment for NASA...
they must have requested DRDO to come for their rescue and issue an statement that none but Chunra saw evidence of water

Spaceflight Now | LCROSS Mission Report | Lunar smash produces surprise, disappointment

Asked DRDO??
It was India's Moon Impact Probe that discovered water on the surface of the moon-Not an american probe..
Not true?really??
Educate yourself kid!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_water#Lunar_water_discovery

From NASA itself

http://www.nasa.gov/topics/moonmars/features/moon20090924.html

http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1926393,00.html

About LCROSS

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/LCROSS/main/prelim_water_results.html

 

[Safriz]

@Dreamreaper

Seems like Indian space program (which you accused for being stuck in the 1970s)

India lacks the ability to concentrate on one thing get that right and then move on to some other project...

 

[invincible]

Answer this puny neighbouring states!!

 

[Gessler]

I think it will be better for countries to worry about their own problems instead of poking their
dirty fingers into other's affairs.

Pakistanis are more and more being overcome by inferiority complex. They're space
odyssey never existed, hence nitpick and mud-sling on India's burgeoning space programe?

Has SUPARCO launched any foreign satellite? No.

Doesn't this show no foreign country has faith in SUPARCO tech?

India lacks the ability to concentrate on one thing get that right and then move on to some other project...

Pakistanis aren't supposed to tell Indians that. Bcoz by telling,
you only make a joke of yourself.

 

[GR!FF!N]

yup...otherwise a serious blow to our Mars mission.....we need this one to be successful...best of luck ISRO...

that will be PSLV.

 

[BlueDot_in_Space]

India lacks the ability to concentrate on one thing get that right and then move on to some other project...

India concentrated on light-medium launch vehicle (PSLV), com & imaging sats, and today we are world leader in all the 3 areas. Now, ISRO is concentrating on planetary missions, heavy launch vehicle (GSLV MK3) and Nav sats and we will be seeing the benefits in the coming 7-10 years.

 

[RAW007]

Well you cant deny anything india makes is unnecessarily complicated when simpler designs are available..

Pakistan can't even launch a 1kg satellite.

 

[Gessler]

Pakistan can't even launch a 1kg satellite.

But they are ready to throw mud on ISRO which can launch sats weighing 1,000s of kgs!

 

[KRAIT]

India lacks the ability to concentrate on one thing get that right and then move on to some other project...

You do realize how R&D works ?

 

[gslv mk3]

India lacks the ability to concentrate on one thing get that right and then move on to some other project...

We've concentrated enough on pslv-It is one of the most reliabile launch vehicles now,it has launched many Indian and foreign satelites and also our moon mission,and ISRO is going to celebrate its silver jubilee this year with the mars mission.

We've concentrated enough on solid fuel rockets-We have Asia's largest SRB for now.

We've concentrated enough on liquid fuel rockets-We have one of largest earth storable hypergolic fuel stages (Vikas L110)

We are concentrating enough on cryogenic and semi cryogenic fronts-We are building a 200kN cryogenic engine and 2000kN semi cryogenic engines,our test for gslv in july would be successful (hopefully)

We've concentrated enough on building sats-We build them for foreign customers like EADS

We've concentrated enough on our moon mission-Our mission found water on surface of the moon,put our flag there and completed 90% of mission.

We've concentrated enough on Earth observation sats-We are competing with NASA for sale of satellite imagery

We've concentrated enough on Radio imaging sats,Regional Navigation systems

Now for you guys

You've concentrated enough on sending sounding rockets-I think Pakistan is world leader in this front hehe