Indian nuclear inventory as per Bullitin Atomic

[Dark Lord Forever]

Delta II & PSLV are different designs

see photos again. its both same.

 

[gslv mk3]

see photos again. its both same.

Is this...

...a copy of this ?

 

[Dark Lord Forever]

Is this...

...a copy of this ?

what are you showing????

give me anser if you have one. why pslv look like delta?

 

[gslv mk3]

what are you showing????

give me anser if you have one. why pslv look like delta?

Stupid, answer my question then you would have answer for yours.

 

[Chhatrapati]

@gslv mk3 @CriticalThought @SOUTHie @kṣamā

now everyone see below grand revil of hard truth.

those members who say PSLV is indian desin are wrong. how? see below.

PSLV flying?

another PSLV???

If you think i post photos of PSLV then you wrong..... above photo is delta roket of USA.

delta was made in..........1970. full 20 years before india.

delta roket

PSLV roket

now as you can see with your eyes above that delta and pslv are same. so big question is this.

did india copy delta design???

but we all know india is poor at coping. so another question comes.

did usa give its technology???

could be but we don't know.


so what is truth? we may never know. but 1 thing is 100% sure. there is some connection.

I don't know how a Rocket with 4, 5 or 6 boosters should look.

According to you, what should be the design?

 

[Dark Lord Forever]

beware see there are some trolls pushing lies after lies to defame me. but such efforts will always fail.

now more evidence of usa india roket connection.

see below is it indian GSLV MK3????

no it is usa roket. titan 3. yes no. 3 just like gslv no 3. coinsident? maybe.

this is real indian gslv no 3

so just like delta given for PSLV another old usa design given to india???? big question why??? maybe there is truth in your point. @CriticalThought

now if we put all things together we see all indian rokets look like old usa rokets. why???

so many question so little answers.

Stupid, answer my question then you would have answer for yours.

very low level name calling from you. total troll behaviour. but what you expect from school boy?

 

[Chhatrapati]

beware see there are some trolls pushing lies after lies to defame me. but such efforts will always fail.

now more evidence of usa india roket connection.

see below is it indian GSLV MK3????

no it is usa roket. titan 3. yes no. 3 just like gslv no 3. coinsident? maybe.

this is real indian gslv no 3

so just like delta given for PSLV another old usa design given to india???? big question why??? maybe there is truth in your point. @CriticalThought

now if we put all things together we see all indian rokets look like old usa rokets. why???

so many question so little answers.


very low level name calling from you. total troll behaviour. but what you expect from school boy?

Only fools would compare the structural similarity of rocket launcher to check if they are copied or not.

This is not cars to have same design to be a copycat.

 

[CriticalThought]

Again, answered earlier. That's about Chandrayaan 1 mission, which used the very successful PSLV rocket.

According to your own link, dated Sept. 30, 2014.

Last week, at the International Astronautical Congress in Toronto, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden and chairman of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), K. Radhakrishnan, signed two documents to begin what will be a landmark partnership between the United States and India to collaborate on future missions to study Earth and explore Mars. The charter sets up a NASA-ISRO Mars Working Group which will investigate strong cooperation between the United States and India, and it also included a signed agreement to define each agency’s role in the NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) mission, which is currently aiming for a 2020 launch.

So the work share for NISAR programwas only established in September 2014. Again, you have no point.



Says the troll who trolled for 4 pages without providing one solid proof of US help in Indian Space program ! And claims that US flying their scientific payloads on Indian satellites = US helping India ! q



Again, moronic.

Only the first flight of GSLV Mk2 failed.

And that's the launch vehicle we chose for NISAR, after the successful flight in January 2014.

You are displaying a serious deficiency in reading skills. Or, a tendency for deceit. In that post above, you have highlighted a line to suit your false argument. Now read the paragraph again, and notice the following line:

This led to a relationship with ISRO under the terms of a framework agreement both space agencies signed in 2008 to eventually work together on future missions.

Why would NASA sign an agreement with ISRO in 2008 for future cooperation, when India's futuristic launch vehicle effort was showing these results?