you could multiply that list by 2 or 3x if there is no embargo. european satellites, now, doesn't need american components any more. they seems starting to buy chinese lauch service again like before. uncle is not happy.
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you could multiply that list by 2 or 3x if there is no embargo. european satellites, now, doesn't need american components any more. they seems starting to buy chinese lauch service again like before. uncle is not happy.
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lol you can track any satellite in orbit, even debris at n2yo
the real-time tracking data are provided by NORAD, NASA, USSPACECOM..
jealous indians don't even know that
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http://wiki.answers.com/Q/List_the_names_of_satellites_launched_by_ISRO
50 by India (39 by China)... wow coolll.... India ahead in numbers also... (infact in technology India is surely ahead). In numbers also ISRO ahead.. but both India and China very advanced... good for Asia.. ISRO is numero uno in Asia.
Yes, india was indeed ahead in number, number of satellites that were launched by foreign rockets. If that is what you meant by more advanced in technology, then sure who am I to dispute such hard evidence. Look at your own source, those 50 satellites are Indian satellites made by ISRO, and one third of them were launched by foreign launch vehicles, not vice versa.
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^ ^^ More than that, dude. We launched our Dongfang Hong 1 on April 24, 1970 by our own launching vehicle. The list you provided are those launched by Great Wall Industry Corp which was established in 1980, some 10 years after our first launch! GWIC's first launch from the list was in 1987. In between we had many other satellite launches. Also the list of GWIC did not update to include launches in the first 4 months of 2012 such as the one for the French satellite (see vid on previous post).
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In between 1971 and 1986 (need to check for completeness):
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Dongfang Hong 1
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ps that indian troll's only concern is to compare the no of satellite launches by his country vs China.
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In between 1971 and 1986 (need to check for completeness):
.Space-Based ASAT System Small and nano-satellites developed by the Small Satellite Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Space Technology
The Double Star Mission comprised two satellites launched in 2003 and 2004 jointly with ESA to study the Earth's magnetosphere.
Dong Fang Hong series of satellites
Tianlian 2 (天链二号Next generation data relay satellite (DRS) system based on the DFH-4 satellite bus, with two satellites providing up to 85% coverage.
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Dongfang Hong 1
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ps that indian troll's only concern is to compare the no of satellite launches by his country vs China.
The list I have provided for GWIC was only for foreign customers, government projects were not included in the list. Last year alone China had 19 launches, which eclipsed the annual flight rate of the U.S. By that timetravel guy's logic, China is more advanced in tech than US.^ ^^ More than that, dude. We launched our Dongfang Hong 1 on April 24, 1970 by our own launching vehicles, The list you provided are those launched by Great Wall Industry Corp which was established in 1980, some 10 years after our first launch! GWIC's first launch from the list was in 1987. In between we had many other satellite launches. Also the list of GWIC did not update to include launches in the 4 months of 2012 such as the one for the French satellite.
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The list I have provided for GWIC was only for foreign customers, government projects were not included in the list. Last year alone China has
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Dongfang Hong 1
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ps that indian troll's only concern is to compare the no of satellite launches by his country vs China.
.China Lofts New Satellite, Breaks US Rocket Launch Record
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^^ so that is not apple to apple comparison. the list provided by the indian troll has included everything. that is meaningless to make comparison with india. they cannot lift anything heavier than 900 kg into the orbit!
I will just ignore indian troll's meaningless comparison!
I will just ignore indian troll's meaningless comparison!
Ｉthink aside from whether he intended to troll here, he is as as clueless as he has always been.
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the indian timetravel is an 85'er
The more Indian try to BS, the more useless they show to the world. Now everybody see china beat India hands down..
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your delusion to the extend that even the Explorer satellite cant reach
The more Indian try to BS, the more useless they show to the world. Now everybody see china beat India hands down..
I think the credit should be given where it is due. India should be applauded for it as a developing nation trying to have actions to be done as independent as it can be for its space program. If you look at the timeline, the first Indian homemade satellite even though it was carried by Russian rocket was only 5 year apart from China's. Actually at that time India's overall development by any index was better than China. India's problem at this moment is that until the induction GSLV III, India lacks a true leavy lifting rocket. That is why for its heavy duty satellites, they have to rely on launch vehicles from countries like Russia, US and European. However evidently I believe that people at ISRO or DRDO are nothing like the ones you see here as timetravel and many other Indian members like him. So in a not too distant future India will be a formidable competitor in this sector if China doesn't keep up its own development like as US did with NASA.
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Welcome To ISRO :: Launch Vehicles
(correction in numbers) PSLV has repeatedly proved its reliability and versatility by launching 53 satellites / spacecrafts ( 26 Indian and 27 Foreign Satellites) into a variety of orbits so far.
so 27 by India and 39 by you... wow still very close.... and in Quality,which ultimately matters India is already superior... so IRSO is numero uno in Asia... good work by china too...overall good for Asia...
(correction in numbers) PSLV has repeatedly proved its reliability and versatility by launching 53 satellites / spacecrafts ( 26 Indian and 27 Foreign Satellites) into a variety of orbits so far.
so 27 by India and 39 by you... wow still very close.... and in Quality,which ultimately matters India is already superior... so IRSO is numero uno in Asia... good work by china too...overall good for Asia...
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