The reason why Philippines decided to buy the "Karmota Class" frigate of India

[AMCA]

Not sure how deep is the Indian DSN. If it was that capable, you wouldnt need NASA.

Its just like saying if India were that capable it could make white crow fly upside down. No matter how powerful ones DSN is, the fact is that the earth is rotating and our DSN in Karnataka forthat matter even NASA's don't provide signals uninterrupted. It needs to work jointly to make sure when Our subcontinent is on the opposite end, the end facing the satellite keeps it connected to our monitoring stations. Either you could invest and build your Own DSN in Americas or simply lease it from them...

Neutrally speaking, it does look like shit.

Its a common feeling for mutual products. What's shit to us is a treasure to you and vice versa.

 

[Jlaw]

Because it's cheap.

Good for the low income country.

 

[50cent]

The reason why Philippines decided to buy the "Karmota Class" frigate of India

http://www.manilalivewire.com/2016/...ed-to-buy-the-karmota-class-frigate-of-india/

Nice design of ship unlike ugly others frigates that exists

 

[AugenBlick]

Not sure how deep is the Indian DSN. If it was that capable, you wouldnt need NASA.

It is as "Deep" as any other network... the problem is the rotation of the earth, that means you must have antennas spread out in multiple locations around the world. Got it? So that atleast one antenna is facing MARS. For that you have to pay other countries and install stations in their territory .... something US has already done.

 

[Han Patriot]

It is as "Deep" as any other network... the problem is the rotation of the earth, that means you must have antennas spread out in multiple locations around the world. Got it? So that atleast one antenna is facing MARS. For that you have to pay other countries and install stations in their territory .... something US has already done.

Sure, whatever you say. So when you say deep, how far can your DSNs track? Or is it unlimited? Since you are saying your DSN is as 'deep' as the US ones.