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Right, as if your posts are always so wonderful...
Maybe cooperation with you guys would be helpful.
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Right, as if your posts are always so wonderful...
Maybe cooperation with you guys would be helpful.
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Cooperation with other nation is good, but I think Turkey should work on its own because to have self reliance in the field of space launch will open up other areas such as creating better ballistic missiles with MIRV technology. No nation will sell the space launch technology to other mainly because its something that is very valuable, and not a lot of nations have it. Good luck to our friends in Turkey.
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Ignore them bro don't take them serious.
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I didnt judge you, I put out the facts like they really are. Almost every single comment you make is Childish and immature, You are a disgrace. If i didnt know any better i would say your just still a little kid...
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It costs a lot of money, and ressources and whilst we may not be India, China or Iran we will get there slowly.
Not surprising when you think of the coups and political problems we've had. And when you lack money or technology you have to move forward slowly. We're getting the technology we need, military first of all, and if our economy could straighten out more we'd be able to do more R&D. As it is, it's cheaper to have other countries send up our satellites for us. But of course we will get our own launchers sooner or later.
Not surprising when you think of the coups and political problems we've had. And when you lack money or technology you have to move forward slowly. We're getting the technology we need, military first of all, and if our economy could straighten out more we'd be able to do more R&D. As it is, it's cheaper to have other countries send up our satellites for us. But of course we will get our own launchers sooner or later.
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Space is officially 100km "up there", tech to send a sat into space is different but possible & most likely in the works especially since news reports have mentioned it the past and the government has signed agreements with well respected "tech savvy" nations like Japan.
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No doubt, everything is going very, very, very well happen with his huge best friend. ^^
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Domestic satellite GÖKTÜRK-2 is counting days to be sent into space. All electronic components are produced in Turkiye and over 55 national software equipped with the new satellite.
With the GÖKTÜRK-2 satellite, not only the national capabilities and resources for the Space systems (such as new technologies, experienced manpower and possession of new infrastructures) will be developed, but the image requirements of the Turkish Armed Forces and other public institutions such as agriculture and mining will also be met.
GÖKTÜRK-2 is an Earth Observation Scientific Research and Technology Satellite that will be the first National Earth Observation Satellite which has been funded by The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkiye (TÜBİTAK) resources.
GÖKTÜRK-2 satellite will be launched in China in December 2012. This satellite will be able to acquire images from everywhere in the world.
GÖKTÜRK-2 Technical Specifications:
Orbit : Sun Synchronous Orbit
Altitude: ~ 700 km
Period: ~ 98 minutes
Daily Ground Station Contact: ~ - 40 min (day time and night)
Imaging by Full Coverage of Earth
Real Time Image Transfer
Mass:< 409 kg.
Image Storage Capacity:> 15 Gbit
Resolution: 2,5 m
Göktürk 2 Satellite
GÖKTÜRK 2, y
