ISRO launches record 104 satellites into space

[Safriz]

104 Rubix cube sized satellites?

 

[gslv mk3]

104 Rubix cube sized satellites?

You know what Cartosat 2 is ?

 

[#hydra#]

You know what Cartosat 2 is ?

He is having a good tech knowledge in many matters,but unfortunately he is a troller.

 

[gslv mk3]

 

[#hydra#]

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It's only for peace full purpose,we won't use inside Pakistan.

 

[ashok321]

KVD 1 is the name of Russian engine developed for their proposed moon lander

And nothing to do with GSLV of India?

 

[gslv mk3]

And nothing to do with GSLV of India?

That was the engine that would have been transferred. Unfortunately what we got was a few 'models'

 

[ashok321]

That was the engine that would have been transferred. Unfortunately what we got was a few 'models'

Wiki:

 

[Safriz]

You know what Cartosat 2 is ?

No but such large number of "satellites" are mainly student project Nano satellites, no bigger than a Rubix cube. Russia performs such launches regularly on their SS-18 Based Slv.
Last year a Pakistani university sent their student project CubeSat onboard Similar Russian mass launch.
These CubeSat's aren't injected into stable orbits and burnup after some weeks

 

[gslv mk3]

No but such large number of "satellites" are mainly student project Nano satellites, no bigger than a Rubix cube. Russia performs such launches regularly on their SS-18 Based Slv.
Last year a Pakistani university sent their student project CubeSat onboard Similar Russian mass launch.
These CubeSat's aren't injected into stable orbits and burnup after some weeks

The point is ?

Wiki:

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You didn't know that ?

 

[Deadpool]

No but such large number of "satellites" are mainly student project Nano satellites, no bigger than a Rubix cube. Russia performs such launches regularly on their SS-18 Based Slv.
Last year a Pakistani university sent their student project CubeSat onboard Similar Russian mass launch.
These CubeSat's aren't injected into stable orbits and burnup after some weeks

The Indian satellite which was the main launch and why this rocket was sent up is a Remote Sensing dual purpose sat. No it is not a micro or nano sat.

The small sats are not Indian. So the cost benefit decision is upto the respective companies concerned. ISRO just provides the launch service for them.

 

[Dash]

They intended to transfer it, but USA blocked it.

It was not mature technology too AFAIK.

@Dash
https://in.rbth.com/blogs/2013/12/04/how_indias_cryogenic_programme_was_wrecked_31365

Ashoka, Russia wanted to transfer cryogenic engine to India but US played a major role in almost devastating it lot of things happened and scientists got arrested.

Russia although helped us in earlier rocket engines failed to give us the technology for cryogenic stage. There was some Russian assistance in some way but things were bad to do anything substantial from Russian side.

After that we bought those engines from Russia and started working on our own engines.

However now we are using semi cryogenic engines @gslv mk3 can shed more light on it.

 

[ashok321]

The point is ?



You didn't know that ?

First.

You did not know that by using your (stupid) one liner, where the actual engine becomes a model:

That was the engine that would have been transferred. Unfortunately what we got was a few 'models'

I merely backed up my claim.

-26 ?

IGNORED

 

[gslv mk3]

However now we are using semi cryogenic engines @gslv mk3 can shed more light on it.

That's work in progress & we might see a flight capable stage by end of this decade.

First.

You did not know that by using your (stupid) one liner, where the actual engine becomes a model:



I merely backed up my claim.

-26 ?

IGNORED

Lol falseflag. Models of the engine were transferred to India back in the days. Read up

This genius @ashok321 doesn't even know that cryogenic engine isn't used in PSLV & thinks he is a space expert. LOL

 

[ito]

The point is ?

The point is he need some burnol. He is burning too much