Indian Space Capabilities

[PEACEMAKER2010]

ISROS answer to all the critics

 

[xman]

All The Best!!!

 

[DesiGuy]

First launch and than make news out of it.

 

[genetic_nomad]

First launch and than make news out of it.

x2..all the best to the boys

 

[DesiGuy]

x2..all the best to the boys

 

[zeus]

First launch and than make news out of it.

its a plsv launch which is a workhorse of isro , it is carrying all tested components which have been successful in past unlike gslv which was carrying a new engine

 

[Roby]

First launch and than make news out of it.

Ditto..ISRO or whatever,first launch and then talk..

 

[sudhir007]

Rock-on ISRO
One failure can not stop ISRO. Best of luck

 

[genetic_nomad]

what happened dude?

 

[yashchauhan]

indian rocket farted in the space

monsier.......eat your anus up!

 

[Kinetic]

ISRO will do it. Failure is the pillar of success. Every country went through this. Now also advanced space faring countries have so much problems and failures. If I am not mistaken India has the second highest resolution optical satellites after Israel out side EU and America.

 

[Prometheus]

best of luck ISRO............dont mess up the things

 

[DesiGuy]

what happened dude?

why did you quote my post and said "x2..all the best to the boys "??

 

[Choppers]

STUDSAT- ISRO's next venture by students

April 17, 2010

After the disappointing failure of its recent space venture, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is now planning to launch a satellite in May this year that for the first time will solely be developed by students and would cost around Rs.55 lakh.

The satellite has been developed by a team of students from around seven engineering colleges in Bangalore and Hyderabad. It will be used to capture high-resolution images from space that will be made available to students.

The satellite named STUDSAT will be put in the Low Earth Orbit around 680 kilometers above the earth by ISRO's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota. The satellite has a volume of just 1.1 litres and weighs just one kilogram.

Source from ISRO has reported that the satellite is in the Pico category and would be attached on the back of the PSLV along with three other satellites.

The STUDSAT has a built in camera to produce high-resolution photographic data for the purpose of remote sensing applications and vegetation studies for six months. This data would be commercially sold and would be inaccessible for students but will be given free to students to conduct research such as land mapping.

STUDSAT- ISRO's next venture by students, Science News - By Indiaedunews.net

 

[KS]

indian rocket farted in the space

now please dont do your brain fart here.....