StingRoy
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Even as a regional system, the first satellite has not been launched yet.
What can I say... I guess we have different priorities at our space agency.
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Even as a regional system, the first satellite has not been launched yet.
What can I say... I guess we have different priorities at our space agency.
Fair point. What are the priorities then?
Fair point. What are the priorities then?
In this case, Indian ones are the Russian ones. India pay some money and claim the Russian GLONASS as their own as India do not even have a plan for launching their own global naviagion system. Even their regional test system has been delayed indefinitely. So that is why likeT-50 and many other systems, they latch on to the Russia technology.
Satellites will start launching end of 2011 and full system operational targeted by 2015
Indian Regional Navigational Satellite System (IRNSS):
Indian Regional Navigational Satellite System - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Beidou I, composed by 4 satellites,is a regional position system which has been operational for several years. while Beidou II is a operational global position system with 7 satellites launched so far. 5 of them are launched in 2010 year alone, with 10 satellites left to be launched in the following ten years to fulfill the status of full operation. that is not even an problem given the current development rate.
in terms of commercial development, no existing position system is remotely comparable to GPS, which has already developed a mature industry chain. a low end GPS chip only cost three dollars. i heard a beidou terminal cost almost 10k yuan currently.
Can you focus on the topic of the thread instead... ? (I don't like trolling here...so will keep India out of this thread unless others oblige )
Must be a good news for the GPS makers... Russia, India and China announcing their own satellites navigation systems.
2020....??
can it be done little early?