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GSLV D5 Integration The Coolest Hot Engine

GSLV D5 Integration The Coolest Hot Engine

Yeah, Spray it or in any other way use it when the try to infiltrate or start firing at our posts.

I am more concerned about rendering their area/post/Man inoperable by unconventional means. Bullets can be escaped by taking cover, but chilli mortars will render their posts atmosphere inoperable for a long period. I am more concerned about rendering their area/post/Man inoperable by...

It wont kill them but incapacitate them and make the area or the post very hard to operate from.

Yes this is the first time and Thats why I hope to see the video of our cryogenic baby in action live :smitten:

DRDO should develop Chilli mortars similar to the chilli grenades. IA should deploy the mortars on the LOC. Once used, it will make the PA soldiers run away without causing any harm to life. NON conventional weapons should seriously be considered for LOC.

Thats what the role of a video imaging system is on all Launch vehicles. We are just hoping that like others (NASA, SpaceX etc), ISRO also includes some of the imaging system output in the telecast.

D stands for developmental (for Mk2) F for functional (for MK1) C for continuation, which is used for PSLV

yeah, video camera!

Inclusion of video imaging system. Hope they show the video on the telecast. MAJESTIC!!!!!!!

Flying in the monsoon clouds!! rain and lightning proof!!!

:omghaha: bamboo kar diya.

We might see the operation of new Acoustic suppression system in this mission.

GSLV D5 on the LAUNCH PAD!!!!!!

On the LAUNCH PAD!!!!!!

The trajectory of a lift augmented missile/warhead can be programmed to evade BMDs. Usually, a set of trajectories are available of which one is chosen to be programmed before launching the missile. Ballistic trajectory is predictable, so easy for BMDs to calculate and intercept them. In lift...

Yeah!! very true!!

could be used in our Nuclear powered aircraft carrier. :woot:. US Nimitz-class nuclear carriers are powered by two A4W reactors (PWRs) and each reactor producing about 100 MW.