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Guys can't you just ignore "Shchinese"??? Why to feed troll?? We can discuss without this item "Shcinese" also. So please DO NOT FEED THE TROLL.
First mission should be try to eliminate poverty. !
Its not possible. There will be 20% poverty in India at any given time.
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And if we manage to remove poverty that means we will be superpower and we have to invade lot of countries to meet our demands i.e. water, food, etc.
that is a good news for india and indian space technology department as well. i sincerely hope it goes according to the plan.
i have a question, may be some senior indian member can answer it, why india is going after mars mission instead of going for space station. i mean india has sent an unmanned lunar mission and entered the space and i guess building a space station is more beneficial and relatively easier than mars mission, isnt it?
Regards
sincerely
Why a mars mission ?? What purpose does it serve and what cutting edge technology that India would provide that has not been provided by the US ?
Talking of US, its a developed nation. Half of its population does not go to bed on an empty stomach. 50% does not live on $2 a day. It does not have a 40% illiterate population.
First mission should be try to eliminate poverty. The hopelessly poor, the homeless and the sickly are not amused by a bunch of stuck up English speaking, college educated elites who dream of showing off India's capabilities while at the same time , dusting the real problem under the carpet !
Even if India has excess money, a better use would be to shore up its defense capabilities. Ensure that its foot soldiers get the best clothes in winter and are suitabily rewarded for putting their lives on risk !
Why a mars mission ?? What purpose does it serve and what cutting edge technology that India would provide that has not been provided by the US ?
Talking of US, its a developed nation. Half of its population does not go to bed on an empty stomach. 50% does not live on $2 a day. It does not have a 40% illiterate population.
First mission should be try to eliminate poverty. The hopelessly poor, the homeless and the sickly are not amused by a bunch of stuck up English speaking, college educated elites who dream of showing off India's capabilities while at the same time , dusting the real problem under the carpet !
Even if India has excess money, a better use would be to shore up its defense capabilities. Ensure that its foot soldiers get the best clothes in winter and are suitabily rewarded for putting their lives on risk !
Now Thats the spirit, India had launched its first Rocket in 1963, It was the first baby step. That rocket was so small that it was brought in Bycycle. India is truly living on the dream of vikram sarabhai who wanted india to explore space... ISRO is great....
Why a mars mission ?? What purpose does it serve and what cutting edge technology that India would provide that has not been provided by the US ?
Talking of US, its a developed nation. Half of its population does not go to bed on an empty stomach. 50% does not live on $2 a day. It does not have a 40% illiterate population.
First mission should be try to eliminate poverty. The hopelessly poor, the homeless and the sickly are not amused by a bunch of stuck up English speaking, college educated elites who dream of showing off India's capabilities while at the same time , dusting the real problem under the carpet !
Even if India has excess money, a better use would be to shore up its defense capabilities. Ensure that its foot soldiers get the best clothes in winter and are suitabily rewarded for putting their lives on risk !
Yup that wud be in the vision down the lane.... but it wud be costly to build and then maintain with the funds and technology ISRO has currently.....
These things come gradually as ISRO keeps up the progress
PANAJI: India's mission to Mars will take place between 2013-2015, Indian Space Research Organisation chief G Madhavan Nair said on Monday.
"We have given a call for proposal to different scientific communities. Depending on the type of experiments they propose, we will be able to plan the mission," he said.
The mission is at conceptual stage and will be taken up after Chandrayaan-2, Nair said.
"Once in two years you get an opportunity for the mission," Nair said.
ISRO Chairman is in Goa to host the eighth international conference on low cost planetary missions.
He said that like Chandrayaan-1, which had cost less than 100 million dollars, the mission on Mars will also be low cost space odyssey.
On Saturday, ISRO's scientists and engineers, who had slogged over the countrys first moon mission Chandrayaan-1 had lost radio contact with the spacecraft orbiting about 200 km above the moon's surface.
Data from Chandrayaan-1's last orbit was transmitted until 12.25am on Saturday to the Indian Deep Space Network at Byalalu near Bangalore.
Though Chandrayaan-1 was slated to be a two-year mission, ISRO chairman Madhavan Nair had said that nearly 95% of Chandrayaan's scientific goals had already been accomplished in less than a year.
Mars mission by 2013-2015, says ISRO - India - NEWS - The Times of India