10 Incredible Facts About India’s Mars Mission That Will Make You Super Proud

[Luca1]

1. Anybody who has spend enough time in this forum can spot a wolf in sheep's clothing .

2. Chinese satellite , Russian mission .... does not matter . First Chinese satellite launched to mars failed .

In that case, you do not spend enough time up here. Try again.

 

[kurup]

In that case, you do not spend enough time up here. Try again.

You are not going to fool anyone here .....Try again .

 

[ROCKING]

Another Indian idiot as defined Katju

Gravity has earned nearly a billion which my comment. It has earned USD 750 million as of Feb 2014

On February 17, 2014, the film grossed $700m worldwide.[65] Gravity grossed $274,092,705 in North America and $442,300,000 in other countries, making a worldwide gross of $716,392,705—making it the eighth-highest grossing film of 2013.[3]

What will MOM do? Tata makes the Nano but the world invented the car 200 years ago. HAL cant make a plane yet but Wright Bothers did it 100 years ago.


Read the article the Mars Mission Director posted or chill and donate some toilets to your homeland.

Are you that myopic as not to see the advantage of R&D in space tech? Is the international space market not worth 300B/year? Will ISRO not get contracts to launch satellites having the credibility to launch one as far as to mars? Is ISRO not already launching satellites for other countries? Will GSLV not launch heavier satellites which presents the bigger share of the market? Will this small steps not help India in future to ...
BBC News - The companies vying to turn asteroids into filling stations

So you tell me, should India have made another gravity type movie to earn a billion dollar or invested 74 million in Alibaba for lucrative dividends or India is right in investing in space technology?

(Source: BBC)

 

[IND151]

Comparing it to the movie Gravity is sheer ISRO stupidity. Gravity earned nearly a USD Billion over an investment of USD 100 Million. Sandra Bullock the actress earned USD 50 Million for this role. This Mars mission will earn nothing compared to that in fact the USD 100 million just proves the fact that ISRO managed to overcome the complexities of a Mars orbit. Give USD 100 million tax free money to any space company in Europe and they too with the NASA calculations available on the net will manage it.

I was under impression that such calculations are not available on net.

Are you that myopic as not to see the advantage of R&D in space tech? Is the international space market not worth 300B/year? Will ISRO not get contracts to launch satellites having the credibility to launch one as far as to mars? Is ISRO not already launching satellites for other countries? Will GSLV not launch heavier satellites which presents the bigger share of the market? Will this small steps not help India in future to ...
BBC News - The companies vying to turn asteroids into filling stations

So you tell me, should India have made another gravity type movie to earn a billion dollar or invested 74 million in Alibaba for lucrative dividends or India is right in investing in space technology?

(Source: BBC)
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Leave him alone.

He have ranted on Falklands related thread too, with British flag.

 

[gslv mk3]

HAL cant make a plane yet but Wright Bothers did it 100 years ago.

Shut up false flag.

 

[Krate M]

The most important thing that the mars mission has done is to fire up the imagination of the younger generation.
This has been the primary goal of isro as seen by the reddit Facebook and Twitter account used to connect with people. Isro people answered every single question posted on their Facebook page in great details. Please go through them when you have time. They are very informative. They explained how the orbit change was carried out etc.
Also read pervez hoodbhoy's article on sending Pakistan to mars. It also details future benefits such mission has. Even if everyone interested doesn't become a space scientist, this may lead to future scientists and engineers that may help India on the longer run.