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Wet dreams?I remember your frustration in the,INS Vikrant thread,you were claiming that it was a ship designed in italy,when italy never built an AC as big as Vikrant class.And dont worry,it will be delivered to Navy by 2015,induction would happen by 2017.

indian's bragging on top of their incapabilities are as well known as their heinous crimes on women and baby girls
yeah I am seeing a 40% complete gigantic ironing board for an inauguration repertoire by antony and the likes on one of your national day parades some 5 years into the future

that 30% iron block was an italian design and the first lot of the specialised steel are supplied by Russia


And yes,I give it to you,you.are ahead in Molten salt reactors.

Because we are not interested in,MSRs.If you look at it,you will see that Indian & Chinese nuclear programs you will see that both ha e diffrent objective wrt usage of thorium.

India is trying to utilize its vast Thorium reserves.It has developed a PHWR type reactor,which will use Thorium in its core,its,called Advanced Heavy Water Reactor.
The plutonium produced in this reactor would be used in another reactors,a 500 MW Fast breeder.First one would be complete by 2014.
Uranium synthesised in the FBR would be used in our PHWRs.



Hi Jamaati,built a autorickshaw engine in your own country first,then only come to talk.

we lead in thorium research Period - no matter in what way you are looking at it!
 
Chinese are so funny when they cant answer the question , they change the question and asnwer different , we talk about sat resolution and they talking about carrier , plane , computers etc but do not talk about sats resolution. :rofl:

In china school tell in exams if you don't know answer write any answer you know best and we will pass you.
 
what your claims are BS





that was in the past

we are generating good revenues for our satellite imagery buz

if you said indians are so "good" how much have you incapable but loud braggers earned so far? - my third ask for your reply!

forget about revenue, its capability,

India launch in 2005 - 2.5-5 m resolution Sats
In 2010 india 2010 , india launch another sat, CARTOSAT 2B with resolution less then < 1m

and in 2013 , china launch sat with resolution of 2.5 -5 m and dont when gonna launch in <1 m .
 
indian's bragging on top of their incapabilities are as well known as their heinous crimes on women and baby girls
yeah I am seeing a 40% complete gigantic ironing board for an inauguration repertoire by antony and the likes on one of your national day parades some 5 years into the future

that 30% iron block was an italian design and the first lot of the specialised steel are supplied by Russia

You lived in past its not your fault when news get filtered it reached 6-7 years late by you, now all ships steel is made in India including the carrier steel

Do i :rofl: at your incomplete knowledge, can you show me news where it says carrier steel is came form Russia?



we lead in thorium research Period - no matter in what way you are looking at it!

only in your news
 
You lived in past its not your fault when news get filtered it reached 6-7 years late by you, now all ships steel is made in India including the carrier steel

Do i :rofl: at your incomplete knowledge, can you show me news where it says carrier steel is came form Russia?





only in your news


Do you have any foreign proof? If you post a Indian source post, I will call it a BS. Must post a non Indian source ok STFU and stop BS.

The link below tell everything date launched, the highest resolution
http://www.satimagingcorp.com/satellite-sensors/cbers-2.html

P.S it not written by Chinese, or Indian.

http://www.stfc.ac.uk/RALSpace/resources/PDF/WANGXingxing-CNSA_for_7th_China_UK.pdf
Now that not Chinese either post or an Indian post
 
@kristisipe try to do some posts, would like to hear from you. I know you like being a lurker but I'm sure we would all like if you posted something.

Thanks
 
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Chinese are so funny when they cant answer the question , they change the question and asnwer different , we talk about sat resolution and they talking about carrier , plane , computers etc but do not talk about sats resolution. :rofl:

In china school tell in exams if you don't know answer write any answer you know best and we will pass you.

Actually, no nation would published their spy satellite capability. Commercial satellite is irrelevant as it does not reveal anything about the spying capability of its spy satellites.
 
Do you have any foreign proof? If you post a Indian source post, I will call it a BS. Must post a non Indian source ok STFU and stop BS.

The link below tell everything date launched, the highest resolution
CBERS-2 Satellite Sensor | Satellite Imaging Corp

P.S it not written by Chinese, or Indian.

http://www.stfc.ac.uk/RALSpace/resources/PDF/WANGXingxing-CNSA_for_7th_China_UK.pdf
Now that not Chinese either post or an Indian post

Moreover showing sat for brazil made by chain is of 20m resolution, what are you trying to show? that china build more then 2m resolution sats ? If yes , this is what we are saying also, so why are you confused?

Actually, no nation would published their spy satellite capability. Commercial satellite is irrelevant as it does not reveal anything about the spying capability of its spy satellites.

The country which can make commercial sats of resolution less then 1 m can also make spy sats less 1m. when country cannt make commercial sats of less then 1m also cant male spy sats of less then 1m.

Any commercial sats less 1 m can easily identify tanks, trucks etc, these Commercial sats also not available 0.8 m resolution also.
 
Moreover showing sat for brazil made by chain is of 20m resolution, what are you trying to show? that china build more then 2m resolution sats ? If yes , this is what we are saying also, so why are you confused?



The country which can make commercial sats of resolution less then 1 m can also make spy sats less 1m. when country cannt make commercial sats of less then 1m also cant male spy sats of less then 1m.

Any commercial sats less 1 m can easily identify tanks, trucks etc, these Commercial sats also not available 0.8 m resolution also.

We really do not know what a country can make unless we know what its military satellite can do. US does not have a commercial satellite that can track a hockey puck playing in the snowy Gorky park in Moscow. But we all know that US have military satellite that has the capability. So commercial satellite capability does not necessarily equate to military capability.
 
forget about revenue, its capability,

India launch in 2005 - 2.5-5 m resolution Sats
In 2010 india 2010 , india launch another sat, CARTOSAT 2B with resolution less then < 1m

and in 2013 , china launch sat with resolution of 2.5 -5 m and dont when gonna launch in <1 m .

so all the above postings about resolutions and swath didnt brighten your dull mind a bit

of course it is about revenue

if indian satellites are better it can provide better imageries to customers who want them but you cannot!

You lived in past its not your fault when news get filtered it reached 6-7 years late by you, now all ships steel is made in India including the carrier steel

Do i :rofl: at your incomplete knowledge, can you show me news where it says carrier steel is came form Russia?


only in your news

check out your swath versus ours and then go figure out the spatial resolution, swath and theta then you may know your ignorance. But even as a rule of common sense, when you are higher up in altitude your vision coverage is wider but at the same time you are compromising for details. in addition for a country like india you cant even produce any optical instruments there is no place to brag about your satellite is better than ours now!
 
so all the above postings about resolutions and swath didnt brighten your dull mind a bit

of course it is about revenue

if indian satellites are better it can provide better imageries to customers who want them but you cannot!



check out your swath versus ours and then go figure out the spatial resolution, swath and theta then you may know your ignorance. But even as a rule of common sense, when you are higher up in altitude your vision coverage is wider but at the same time you are compromising for details. in addition for a country like india you cant even produce any optical instruments there is no place to brag about your satellite is better than ours now!

No point arguing with the low IQ minds.

That's why they are so behind us.
 
Chinese Long March 4C launches third Fengyun-3 satellite
Chinese Long March 4C launches third Fengyun-3 satellite | NASASpaceFlight.com

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China launched its third Fengyun-3 polar orbiting meteorological satellite on Monday via a Long March 4C. Launch took place at 03:07UTC from the LC9 Launch Complex of the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, Shanxi Province.


Chinese Launch:

Operated by the CMA (China Meteorological Administration) and NSMC (National Satellite Meteorological Center), the FY-3 series represents the second generation of Chinese polar-orbiting meteorological satellites and are cooperative program between CMA and CNSA (China National Space Administration).

The FY-3 series provides global air temperature, humidity profiles, and meteorological parameters such as cloud and surface radiation required in producing weather forecasts, especially in making medium numerical forecasting.
The satellites monitor large-scale meteorological disasters, weather-induced secondary natural hazards and environment changes, providing geophysical parameters for scientific research in climate change and its variability, climate diagnosis and predictions.

The FY-3 series renders global and regional meteorological information for aviation, ocean navigation, agriculture, forestry, marine activities, hydrology and many other economic sectors.

The program was initially approved in 1998, while the engineering development of the first satellite began the following year. The collection of atmospheric data for intermediate &#8211; and long-term &#8211; weather forecasting and global climate research are the main aspects of the series.

The FY-3 series satellites are designed and developed by the Shanghai Aerospace Administration. The vehicle structure is a hexahedron of 4.4 m x 2.0 m x 2.0 m in the stowed configuration and 4.4 m x 10 m x 3.8 m in the deployed state.

The total spacecraft launch mass is estimated to be 2450 kg.
The satellite structure is based on a separated bay design, combined structure of center supporting cylinder and guest board for service module and propulsion module, and a combined structure of baffle plate and truss. Thermal control relies mainly on passive thermal control assisted by active thermal control.

The satellite features one solar panel mounted on one side of the satellite&#8217;s main body &#8211; making the span length of the satellite 10m in its flight configuration). The solar array is 22.464 m2 with an output power of 2.48 kW (EOL), average = 1100 W. Two NiCd battery units (36 cells) each of 50 Ah capacity provide power in ecliptic orbit phases.

The attitude control of the satellite employs three-axis stabilization (bias momentum control) with a pointing precision of 50 m on the ground. The ADCS (Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem) employs a star sensor for attitude sensing.

The FY-3 bus contains three major modules: a service module, a payload module, and a propulsion module. The spacecraft design life is three years.

The ground swath of the onboard optical-mechanical scanners is 3,000 km with a 250 m resolution in the High Resolution Picture Transmission (HRPT) mode. The satellite has two X-band transmitters (one real-time and one delayed) and an L-band transmitter (real-time).

The onboard data management computer, altitude and orbital control computer &#8211; and all the remote-sensing sensors &#8211; were connected via a MIL-STD-1553B data bus system, which allows autonomous management of data collection and calculating of orbital parameters by the onboard computers.

The instruments on board the satellites can be divided on three missions: sounding, ozone and imaging. The instruments used for sounding are the IRAS (Infrared Atmospheric Sounder), the MWTS (Microwave Temperature Sounder) and the MWHS (Microwave Humidity Sounder).

The IRAS is used to obtain atmospheric temperature profiles, atmospheric humidity profiles, to determine total ozone content, cirrus, aerosol, etc. The MWTS is used for atmospheric temperature profile, rainfall, cloud liquid water, surface parameters, etc. Finally, the MWHS is used for Atmospheric humidity profile, water vapor, rainfall, cloud liquid water, etc.

The instruments used for the ozone mission are the TOU (Total Ozone Unit) the SBUS (Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet Sounder). The TOU is used to determine the total ozone distribution, while SBUS is used for determine the ozone profile and the total ozone amount.

Finally, the instruments that are used for imaging are the VIRR (Visible and Infrared Radiometer), the MERSI (Medium Resolution Spectral Imager) and the MWRI Microwave Radiation Imager).

NSMC and CMA are responsible for receiving, processing the data of Chinese and foreign meteorological satellites, and distributing the data and information products to users for application. Other responsibilities include establishing the ground segment of the Chinese meteorological satellite observation system, conducting applied research in satellite meteorology, making plans and programs for developing Chinese meteorological satellite system based on the national requirements.

The FY-3 ground segment is comprised with five receiving stations. One of the stations is located on Kiruna, Sweden. The FY-3 data products will be transmitted via DVB-S (Digital Video Broadcast-Satellite).

Launch Vehicle and Launch Site:

With its main commonality matched to the Long March 4B, the first stage has a 24.65 meter length with a 3.35 meter diameter, consuming 183,340 kg of N2O4/UDMH (gross mass of first stage is 193.330 kg). The CZ-4C is the only Chinese launch vehicle with a restartable N2O4/UDMH third-stage.

Improvements on the CZ-4C included an improved third-stage powered by an YF-40A engine with restart capability; a propellant management system on the third-stage; remotely-operated automated launch control system that integrated various functions previously carried out separately, including launch control, system testing, data transmission, telemetry, and power supply; a new flight computer with better calculation performance and a smaller size power supply; and a new guidance system with GPS input.
The rocket adopted a different launch checkout procedure to that of its predecessors. Instead of being tested in a horizontal position before being erected on the launch pad, the rocket could be assembled and tested vertically on the launch pad at the same time, reducing the launch preparation time by a third.

The vehicle is equipped with a YF-21B engine capable of a ground thrust of 2,971 kN and a ground specific impulse of 2,550 Ns/kg. The second stage has a 10.40 meter length with a 3.35 meter diameter and 38,326 kg, consuming 35,374 kg of N2O4/UDMH.

It includes a YF-22B main engine capable of a vacuum thrust of 742 kN and four YF-23B vernier engines with a vacuum thrust of 47.1 kN (specific impulses of 2,922 Ns/kg and 2,834 Ns/kg, respectively).

The third stage has a 4.93 meter length with a 2.9 meter diameter, consuming 12,814 kg of N2O4/UDMH. Having a gross mass of 14,560 kg, it is equipped with a YF-40A engine capable of a vacuum thrust of 100.8 kN and a specific impulse in vacuum of 2,971 Ns/kg.

Situated in the Kelan County in the northwest part of the Shanxi Province, the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center (TSLC) is also known by the Wuzhai designation. It is used mainly for polar launches (meteorological, Earth resources and scientific satellites).
The launch center has two single-pad launch complexes, a technical area for rocket and spacecraft preparations, a communications centre, a mission command and control centre, and a space tracking centre.

The stages of the rocket were transported to the launch centre by railway, and offloaded at a transit station south of the launch complex. They were then transported by road to the technical area for checkout procedures.

The launch vehicles were assembled on the launch pad by using a crane at the top of the umbilical tower to hoist each stage of the vehicle in place. Satellites were airlifted to the Taiyuan Wusu Airport about 300km away, and then transported to the centre by road.

The TT&C Centre, also known as Lüliang Command Post, is headquartered in the city of Taiyuan, It has four subordinate radar tracking stations in Yangqu (Shanxi), Lishi (Shanxi), Yulin (Shaanxi), and Hancheng (Shaanxi).
 
80%? will be or have been? and I don't understand indian "ready", launch again or can enter into service?
excuse, which one of your aircraft carriers you talk about? The one Russian modify or that one you build and has been launched twice?

You do not even know about the basics of shipbuilding.The ship is 80% complete,structuraly,including the machinery,works at the dry dock is over,the wet dock is enough for the rest of works.

And it will go on sea trials by 2015
 
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