Only two weeks of time left in 2020. How is India's plan on manned moon mission in 2020?

[ChineseLuver]

 

[Beast]

Remember the hoax Indians were bragging about how 40% of NASA are Indians

That include cleaners for NASA toilet or office boy doing unrelated logistic work.

 

[GS Zhou]

Very unfortunate that there is no last-minute miracle happen to the promised India manned moon mission 2020. Maybe 2021? Like the following one?

 

[lonelyman]

In 2009, India mentions its plan for its first manned moon mission by 2020. Now there is only two weeks left in 2020, how is the planned 2020 mission running?

The original report in 2009:
India’s manned moon mission by 2020: ISRO
The ISRO proposed to undertake the country's first manned moon mission by 2020 following the success of Chandrayaan-I.

Written by Agencies | Salem (tn) | January 12, 2009 2:07:44 pm
The ISRO proposed to undertake the country’s first manned moon mission by 2020 following the success of Chandrayaan-I,project director of Chandrayaan-I M Annadurai has said.

The successful launch of Chandrayaan-I in October last year has given space scientists the confidence to undertake manned mission to moon,Annadurai told reporters in Tamil Nadu on Sunday.

The Chandrayaan-II mission is expected to be undertaken within a couple of years followed by Chandrayaan-III,he said. The Chandrayaan-I mission has been sending considerable amount of data and scientists are busy analysing it,he said.

Several countries have approached India to set up a common lunar research centre for conducting various studies,the director added.

India’s manned moon mission by 2020: ISRO

The ISRO proposed to undertake the country's first manned moon mission by 2020 following the success of Chandrayaan-I.

indianexpress.com

Indian's words are as worth as shit, only fools trust these guys

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

Nasa who?

NASA is neither perfect nor a saint. NASA has it's share of lies. For example, USA faked the moon landing. If the moon landing was real, Americans would have improvised the moon landing technology like how they evolved simple telephone into today's smartphone. Instead they stopped the 'moon landing launches' decades ago.

- PRTP GWD

 

[I S I]

NASA is neither perfect nor a saint. NASA has it's share of lies. For example, USA faked the moon landing. If the moon landing was real, Americans would have improvised the moon landing technology like how they evolved simple telephone into today's smartphone. Instead they stopped the 'moon landing launches' decades ago.

- PRTP GWD

What are you talking about. Moon travel is too common now. I just arrived back from there after 8 hours of sleep.

 

[jamahir]

For example, USA faked the moon landing.

So the USSR which was USA's greatest rival didn't know about that ?

 

[fallstuff]

NASA is neither perfect nor a saint. NASA has it's share of lies. For example, USA faked the moon landing. If the moon landing was real, Americans would have improvised the moon landing technology like how they evolved simple telephone into today's smartphone. Instead they stopped the 'moon landing launches' decades ago.

- PRTP GWD

They had to leave the lunar roving vehicles on moon. It should still be there unless some aliens picked them up !

 

[fallstuff]

Stupid. India can't make human moon mission in 2040.
Maybe India can send the human to the moon, hard landing, no return.

Calm down dude this is just version one with more to follow !

Stay tuned

 

[GS Zhou]

What a remarkable victory of a typical indian elite mouth! Congratulations!


Indian Space Programme More Advanced Than Chinese, Says Veteran Scientist
Bhaswati Guha Majumder
Tue, 13 July, 2021, 6:53 pm·3-min read

The Indian space programme and the research conducted by ISRO are much more advanced than the Chinese space agencies.

We have indigenously developed the technology and have not been dependent on other countries, says Padma Shri awardee Prof R M Vasagam.

Padma Shri awardee Prof R M Vasagam, who is a veteran space scientist, said during the 40 years celebration event of the Ariane Passenger Payload Experiment (APPLE) satellite in space that Indian's space programme is much more advanced than the Chinese. During the event, which was organised by Chandigarh University to celebrate the success of India's first experimental communication satellite, Prof Vasagam received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to the Indian space programme.

On June 19, 1981, the APPLE satellite was launched into GTO (Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit) by the third development flight of European Space Agency's (ESA) Ariane vehicle from Kourou. It was propelled into Geosynchronous Orbit (GEO) by the Indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) apogee motor derived from the fourth stage motor of the SLV-3. Designed and built in just two years with limited infrastructure in industrial sheds, APPLE provided ISRO with valuable hands-on experience in designing and developing three-axis stabilised geostationary communication satellites, as well as in-orbit raising manoeuvres, appendage deployment in orbit, station keeping and so on.

The event, which was conducted virtually, was attended by Prof Mylswamy Annadurai, a space scientist who is known as Moon Man of India, Dr Manpreet Singh Manna, who is the Chairman IEEE Photonics Society and Dr L V Muralikrishna Reddy, the President BRICS FEO, as well as Prof Vasagam, who was the project director of APPLE. The virtual celebration also allowed many students of the university to take part.

However, while speaking at the event, Prof Vasagam said: "The Indian space programme and the research conducted by ISRO is much more advanced than the Chinese space agencies as we have indigenously developed the technology and have not been dependent on other countries." In response to a question about China's competition in the field of space technology, Prof Vasagam stated that Chinese youth are spearheading space missions such as Mars Rover, as well as Moon Mission, and if India wants to counter China's competition, its youth must come forward and choose Aerospace Engineering as a career.

He also stated that "Robotics is playing an important role in space technology and in future, the field of robotics would be contributing bigtime in the futuristic space exploration missions so pursuing a career in the emerging fields of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Mechatronics will open multiple avenues for Indian Youth".

Additionally, Prof Vasagam said that to remain competitive in the space technology market, India must offer cost-effective solutions to countries that may have the capacity to run a space programme but need more resources to fulfil future requirements. While talking about the APPLE project, he said that it opened a door of opportunity for India because it was crucial for the country's telecommunication network to be established, and it also played a role in the development of futuristic communication satellites such as INSAT, which placed India among a select group of countries with its own constellation of communication satellites.

Not only Prof Vasagam but also Dr Annadurai pointed out the possibilities of India's space missions. He stated that country's space programme is progressing well, adding that India is outperforming China in areas such as remote sensing and space exploration. Additionally, Dr Singh said: "The launch of APPLE satellite was just the beginning of the success of Indian space programme and if we look today India has successfully launched more than 300 satellites".

Chandigarh University, which organised the event, is the first university in North India to offer a course in Satellite System Design and Building. Prof Vasegam praised the university's efforts in the field of science and technology, particularly in the aerospace engineering sector, since the university is now working on the building of a Student Communication Satellite that would be put into orbit by 2022.

Yahoo Search - Web Search

The search engine that helps you find exactly what you're looking for. Find the most relevant information, video, images, and answers from all across the Web.

in.news.yahoo.com

 

[lonelyman]

What a remarkable victory of a typical indian elite mouth! Congratulations!


Indian Space Programme More Advanced Than Chinese, Says Veteran Scientist
Bhaswati Guha Majumder
Tue, 13 July, 2021, 6:53 pm·3-min read

The Indian space programme and the research conducted by ISRO are much more advanced than the Chinese space agencies.

We have indigenously developed the technology and have not been dependent on other countries, says Padma Shri awardee Prof R M Vasagam.

Padma Shri awardee Prof R M Vasagam, who is a veteran space scientist, said during the 40 years celebration event of the Ariane Passenger Payload Experiment (APPLE) satellite in space that Indian's space programme is much more advanced than the Chinese. During the event, which was organised by Chandigarh University to celebrate the success of India's first experimental communication satellite, Prof Vasagam received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to the Indian space programme.

On June 19, 1981, the APPLE satellite was launched into GTO (Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit) by the third development flight of European Space Agency's (ESA) Ariane vehicle from Kourou. It was propelled into Geosynchronous Orbit (GEO) by the Indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) apogee motor derived from the fourth stage motor of the SLV-3. Designed and built in just two years with limited infrastructure in industrial sheds, APPLE provided ISRO with valuable hands-on experience in designing and developing three-axis stabilised geostationary communication satellites, as well as in-orbit raising manoeuvres, appendage deployment in orbit, station keeping and so on.

The event, which was conducted virtually, was attended by Prof Mylswamy Annadurai, a space scientist who is known as Moon Man of India, Dr Manpreet Singh Manna, who is the Chairman IEEE Photonics Society and Dr L V Muralikrishna Reddy, the President BRICS FEO, as well as Prof Vasagam, who was the project director of APPLE. The virtual celebration also allowed many students of the university to take part.

However, while speaking at the event, Prof Vasagam said: "The Indian space programme and the research conducted by ISRO is much more advanced than the Chinese space agencies as we have indigenously developed the technology and have not been dependent on other countries." In response to a question about China's competition in the field of space technology, Prof Vasagam stated that Chinese youth are spearheading space missions such as Mars Rover, as well as Moon Mission, and if India wants to counter China's competition, its youth must come forward and choose Aerospace Engineering as a career.

He also stated that "Robotics is playing an important role in space technology and in future, the field of robotics would be contributing bigtime in the futuristic space exploration missions so pursuing a career in the emerging fields of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Mechatronics will open multiple avenues for Indian Youth".

Additionally, Prof Vasagam said that to remain competitive in the space technology market, India must offer cost-effective solutions to countries that may have the capacity to run a space programme but need more resources to fulfil future requirements. While talking about the APPLE project, he said that it opened a door of opportunity for India because it was crucial for the country's telecommunication network to be established, and it also played a role in the development of futuristic communication satellites such as INSAT, which placed India among a select group of countries with its own constellation of communication satellites.

Not only Prof Vasagam but also Dr Annadurai pointed out the possibilities of India's space missions. He stated that country's space programme is progressing well, adding that India is outperforming China in areas such as remote sensing and space exploration. Additionally, Dr Singh said: "The launch of APPLE satellite was just the beginning of the success of Indian space programme and if we look today India has successfully launched more than 300 satellites".

Chandigarh University, which organised the event, is the first university in North India to offer a course in Satellite System Design and Building. Prof Vasegam praised the university's efforts in the field of science and technology, particularly in the aerospace engineering sector, since the university is now working on the building of a Student Communication Satellite that would be put into orbit by 2022.

Yahoo Search - Web Search

The search engine that helps you find exactly what you're looking for. Find the most relevant information, video, images, and answers from all across the Web.

in.news.yahoo.com

these Indian jokers

I guess 99% Indians are like this "scientist"

 

[Beidou2020]

these Indian jokers

I guess 99% Indians are like this "scientist"

This clown is a veteran scientist in India and he talks like just your normal Indian internet troll.

 

[lonelyman]

This clown is a veteran scientist in India and he talks like just your normal Indian internet troll.

a 'senior scientist' thinks and talks pure bullshit, India will be never have East Asia success, it is just next south africa

 

[+4vsgorillas-Apebane]

The guy is a professor. If he is this daft, imagine the regular people.

 

[GS Zhou]

I guess the supa Indian astronaut must have been living on the moon for almost one year. Otherwise why we don't see the news about his/her return to the earth?

Very shocking and advanced space technology from supa Indian!