INDIAN Space Capsule , Discussions

[curioususer]

Does for iranians

How does it matter to Iranians?

 

[Water Car Engineer]

How does it matter to Iranians?

Cause they think they can do it before then.

 

[curioususer]

@Soheil

For 4th spot?

 

[SOHEIL]

@Soheil

For 4th spot?

yes !

Cause they think they can do it before then.

we believe this

 

[Water Car Engineer]

yes !



we believe this

You're kinda where India was in the 90s. So I kinda doubt it.

Satellite Launch Vehicle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augmented_Satellite_Launch_Vehicle
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safir_(rocket)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simorgh_(rocket)

SLV from the late 70s-80s carried 40 kg to LEO. Similarly to your modern Safir that carries 50 kgs. How will you catch up in less than 7 years?

Your platforms can only carry limited weight.


I think Japan will take that spot. India if they get lucky.

 

[SOHEIL]

You're kinda where India was in the 90s. So I kinda doubt it.

Satellite Launch Vehicle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Safir (rocket) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Simorgh (rocket) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

SLV from the late 70s-80s carried 40 kg to LEO. Similarly to your modern Safir that carries 50 kgs. How will you catch up in less than 7 years?

Your platforms can only carry limited weight.


I think Japan will take that spot. India if they get lucky.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/iranian-defence/229078-irans-heavy-payload-space-launch-vehicle.html

 

[Water Car Engineer]

http://www.defence.pk/forums/iranian-defence/229078-irans-heavy-payload-space-launch-vehicle.html

India has future plans/space vehicles too, but we know it'll take time for them to come to fruition. All of that is on paper. That Simorgh rocket is basically India's ASLV from the 80s-90s.

This is your best

Stilll not launched.

India's best

Stilll not launched.

Japan's best.

Already launched 3 times successfully.

 

[SOHEIL]

India has future plans/space vehicles too, but we know it'll take time for them to come to fruition. All of that is on paper. That Simorgh rocket is basically India's ASLV from the 80s-90s.

This is your best

Stilll not launched.

India's best

Stilll not launched.

Japan's best.

Already launched 3 times successfully.

how do you know that ???

we can't show off our Heavy Launchers which is in R&D ... Because of USA

we are developing very fast ...

 

[Water Car Engineer]

how do you know that ???

we can't show off our Heavy Launchers which is in R&D ... Because of USA

we are developing very fast ...

You wont leap frog EU, Japan, and India in less than 7 years. If you think that, you're delusional.


I actually think Turkey can leap frog Iran in this.

 

[SOHEIL]

You wont leap frog EU, Japan, and India in less than 7 years. If you think that, you're delusional.


I actually think Turkey can leap frog Iran in this.

Turkey !?

so ! you think we can't send a human into space before 2021 ???

Yes Or No

 

[Water Car Engineer]

Turkey !?

so ! you think we can't send a human into space before 2021 ???

Yes Or No

No.

I doubt you'll come from a platform that can launch only 50 kgs to LEO today to 5000+ kgs in 10 years.

 

[KS]

Turkey !?

so ! you think we can't send a human into space before 2021 ???

Yes Or No

Do you need to send human into space ? What advantage except some bragging rights ?

I dont think even India needs that.

We just need to establish ourselves as a reliable,economic satellite launch nation in all weight categories.

And honestly with due respect to Iran's striving to develop its space program amidst all these stupid sanctions imposed on her you are still 20 years behind India in this field and prolly 30 years behind China and 40 years behind USA/Europe/Russia.

 

[Water Car Engineer]

Do you need to send human into space ? What advantage except some bragging rights ?

EU and Japan could have done this a long time ago.

 

[SOHEIL]

No.

I doubt you'll come from a platform that can launch only 50 kgs to LEO today to 5000+ kgs in 10 years.

OK !!! this is your idea !

can you stay here for 5 years ???

we can discuss about it in 2018

 

[Water Car Engineer]

OK !!! this is your idea !

can you stay here for 5 years ???

we can discuss about it in 2018

Sure will. Good luck fitting a man in Simorgh rocket then.