超级军网9月9日 印度成功为法国和日本发射卫星
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人民网新德里9月9日电 印度空间研究组织9日在该国南部安得拉邦沿海的萨蒂什·达万航天中心成功发射一枚极地卫星运载火箭，并将两颗外国商用卫星送入太空。这标志着印度自1975年以来完成第100次航天发射任务。
据印度报业托拉斯报道，当地时间9日上午9时53分，一枚印度自产的PSLV-C21型极地卫星运载火箭从航天中心发射升空，在约18分钟后，分别将一颗720公斤重的法国遥感卫星和一颗15公斤重的日本航天器送入预定轨道。
印度空间研究组织负责人表示，自1975年印度成功发射第一颗卫星以来，至今已进行百次发射任务，其中包括37枚自产运载火箭和63颗国产卫星。他说，“尽管过去的发射任务既有成功也有失败，但未来是非常光明的。”
印度总理辛格当天也在航天控制中心观看了整个发射过程，并向印度航天科学家们表示祝贺。他表示，“印度人民为科学家们勇于克服困难，努力发展本国航天科技而感到自豪。”
此间舆论认为，此次发射任务的成功也证明印度航天发展已在世界商业航天发射领域占有一席之地，能够为外国航天企业提供成本较低并且可靠的卫星发射平台。
http://news.qq.com/a/20120909/000703.htm
人民网新德里9月9日电 印度空间研究组织9日在该国南部安得拉邦沿海的萨蒂什·达万航天中心成功发射一枚极地卫星运载火箭，并将两颗外国商用卫星送入太空。这标志着印度自1975年以来完成第100次航天发射任务。
据印度报业托拉斯报道，当地时间9日上午9时53分，一枚印度自产的PSLV-C21型极地卫星运载火箭从航天中心发射升空，在约18分钟后，分别将一颗720公斤重的法国遥感卫星和一颗15公斤重的日本航天器送入预定轨道。
印度空间研究组织负责人表示，自1975年印度成功发射第一颗卫星以来，至今已进行百次发射任务，其中包括37枚自产运载火箭和63颗国产卫星。他说，“尽管过去的发射任务既有成功也有失败，但未来是非常光明的。”
印度总理辛格当天也在航天控制中心观看了整个发射过程，并向印度航天科学家们表示祝贺。他表示，“印度人民为科学家们勇于克服困难，努力发展本国航天科技而感到自豪。”
此间舆论认为，此次发射任务的成功也证明印度航天发展已在世界商业航天发射领域占有一席之地，能够为外国航天企业提供成本较低并且可靠的卫星发射平台。
http://news.qq.com/a/20120909/000703.htm
阿三V5
印度好伟大啊！这种小不点也好拿出来炫耀？
火箭的小助推器很有意思！
祝贺一个。俺们真心的····
嗯。进步总是好事
极地卫星一般是气象卫星了。
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四级半火箭组装过程
四级半火箭组装过程
法国“斯波特”-6遥感卫星
日本卫星
好像跟东方红一号差不多重
中国 是 火箭 的始祖，印度是太空 飞行器的 始祖 。中国 和印度 古历史文明源远流长 ，一个民族有系统智慧基因 总有一天会被激活 ，
日本那个是什么卫星？ 学校做的？ 看起来粗糙
印度航天也算不错了吧
印度航天也算不错了吧
三锅的统计法太有才了！！37+63就等于100了！！
鲁哈尼 发表于 2012-9-9 15:56 ![]()
四级半火箭组装过程
好袖珍的助推器
四级半火箭组装过程
好袖珍的助推器
还不错！
祝贺三哥！
不管怎么样发射成功了，那我们就该恭喜下
中国 是 火箭 的始祖，印度是太空 飞行器的 始祖 。中国 和印度 古历史文明源远流长 ，一个民族有系统智慧基 ...
古印度与三锅没有关系
古印度与三锅没有关系
车迷19 发表于 2012-9-9 15:48 ![]()
火箭的小助推器很有意思！
乃不说还真不知道还有助推器
火箭的小助推器很有意思！
乃不说还真不知道还有助推器
看工艺，a3有进步
lmxhdl 发表于 2012-9-9 16:17 ![]()
三锅的统计法太有才了！！37+63就等于100了！！
是呀，很奇怪的算法，这就弄出100来了。
而且文章中的“印度空间研究组织负责人表示，自1975年印度成功发射第一颗卫星以来，至今已进行百次发射任务，其中包括37枚自产运载火箭和63颗国产卫星。”
印象中，印度采用自制的运载火箭完成首次卫星发射应该是80年左右吧（具体记不清，但肯定是80年代初），绝对不是1975年。
三锅的统计法太有才了！！37+63就等于100了！！
是呀，很奇怪的算法，这就弄出100来了。
而且文章中的“印度空间研究组织负责人表示，自1975年印度成功发射第一颗卫星以来，至今已进行百次发射任务，其中包括37枚自产运载火箭和63颗国产卫星。”
印象中，印度采用自制的运载火箭完成首次卫星发射应该是80年左右吧（具体记不清，但肯定是80年代初），绝对不是1975年。
这可有的吹了。
脚盆的卫星？那货怎么看都像偷窥利器
有小的开始，就会有大的未来。三哥这次发射成功是有意义的。
战略上藐视，但是战术上不可小视。
阿三也有技术了
三哥下一步是连卫星也要自己造
印度还是有点货的
以下是印度媒体（FIRSTPOST）总结的成果
This is a timeline of its achievements:
1962 – Indian National Committee for Space Research set up by the Department of Atomic Energy. Work starts on Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station (TERLS) in Kerala.
1963 – First sounding rocket launched from TERLS Nov 21.
1965 – Space Science and Technology Centre set up in Thumba.
1968 – Experimental Satellite Communication Earth Station set up in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
1969 – Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) formed Aug 15 under the Department of Atomic Energy.
1971 – Satish Dhawan Space Centre (formerly SHAR Centre) formed in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh.
1972 – Department of Space (DoS) established and ISRO brought under it. ISRO Satellite Centre set up in Bangalore and Space Applications Centre in Ahmedabad.
1975 – Satellite Instructional Television Experiment using an US satellite. First Indian satellite, Aryabhata, launched into space April 19.
1977 – Satellite Telecommuncation Experiments Project (1977-79) using Franco-German Symphonie Satellite.
1979 – Bhaskara-1, an earth observation experimental satellite, launched. First experimental launch of Satellite Launch Vehicle (SLV-3) carrying the Rohini satellite. The satellite not placed in the orbit.
1980 – Second experimental launch of SLV-3 with Rohini. Mission successful.
1981 – First developmental launch of SLV-3. Rohini placed into orbit. Launch of APPLE, an experimental geo-stationary communication satellite. Launch of Bhaskara-2 by an USSR rocket.
1982 – Launch of Insat-1A communication satellite by an US rocket.
1983 – Second developmental flight of SLV-3 placed Rohini into orbit. Insat system commissioned with launch to Insat-1B satellite.
1984 – First Indian cosmonaut, Rakesh Sharma, spends eight days in Russian space station Salyut 7. He flew in Russian rocket Soyuz T-11.
1987 – First development launch of Augmented SLV (ASLV) with satellite SROSS-1. Mission failed.
1988 – Launch of Indian Remote Sensing (IRS) satellite – IRA-1A through a Russian rocket. Second developmental flight of ASLV with SROSS satellite. Mission failed.
1991 – Launch of second operational remote sensing satellite IRS-1B.
1992 – First successful launch of ASLV placing SROSS-C satellite. Launch of Insat-2A, the first satellite of the indigenously-built second generation Insat series, followed by the 3 and 4 series.
1993 – First development flight of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) with IRS-1E. Mission failed.
1994 – Fourth developmental flight of ASLV with SROSS-C2. Mission successful. Successful launch of PSLV placing IRS-P2 in orbit.
1996 – Third developmental flight of PSLV with IRS-P3.
1997 – First operational launch of PSLV carrying IRS-1D.
1999 – PSLV started carrying foreign payloads (Korean and German satellites) along with ISRO’s satellite Oceansat.
2001 – Successful launch of heavy rocket Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) with GSAT-1 satellite. Launch of PSLV with India’s Technology Experimental Satellite and satellites from Belgium and Germany.
2002 – Launch of Kalpana-1 satellite on-board a PSLV rocket.
2003 – Launch of GSat-2 on board GSLV and Resourcesat-1 by PSLV.
2004 – Launch of Edusat by GSLV’s first operational flight.
2005 – Commissioning of second launch pad at Sriharikota. Launch of Cartosat-1 and Hamsat by PSLV.
2006 – Second operational flight of GSLV with Insat-4C. For the first time, an Indian rocket carried a communication satellite. The mission failed.
2007 – Launch of Cartosat-2 with Space Capsule Recovery Experiment and two foreign satellites and successful recovery of the space capsule. Launch of Italian satellite AGILE by PSLV and Insat-4CR by GSLV.
2008 – Launch of Israeli satellite Tecsar by PSLV. Launch of two Indian and eight foreign satellites by a single PSLV. India’s first moon mission Chandrayaan-1 by PSLV.
2009 – Launch of Radar Imaging Satellite (Risat-2) and Anusat from Anna University (first satellite from an Indian university) by PSLV. Launch of seven satellites by PSLV, including India’s Oceansat.
2010 – Failure of two GSLV missions. Launch of Cartosat-2B, STUDSAT and three small foreign satellites by PSLV.
2011 – Launch of Resourcest-2 and two small satellites by PSLV. Launch of GSAT-12 by PSLV. Launch of Megha Tropiques and three small satellites by PSLV.
2012 – Launch of Risat-1 by PSLV. Launch of French satellite SPOT 6 and Japanese satellite Proiteres.
This is a timeline of its achievements:
1962 – Indian National Committee for Space Research set up by the Department of Atomic Energy. Work starts on Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station (TERLS) in Kerala.
1963 – First sounding rocket launched from TERLS Nov 21.
1965 – Space Science and Technology Centre set up in Thumba.
1968 – Experimental Satellite Communication Earth Station set up in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
1969 – Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) formed Aug 15 under the Department of Atomic Energy.
1971 – Satish Dhawan Space Centre (formerly SHAR Centre) formed in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh.
1972 – Department of Space (DoS) established and ISRO brought under it. ISRO Satellite Centre set up in Bangalore and Space Applications Centre in Ahmedabad.
1975 – Satellite Instructional Television Experiment using an US satellite. First Indian satellite, Aryabhata, launched into space April 19.
1977 – Satellite Telecommuncation Experiments Project (1977-79) using Franco-German Symphonie Satellite.
1979 – Bhaskara-1, an earth observation experimental satellite, launched. First experimental launch of Satellite Launch Vehicle (SLV-3) carrying the Rohini satellite. The satellite not placed in the orbit.
1980 – Second experimental launch of SLV-3 with Rohini. Mission successful.
1981 – First developmental launch of SLV-3. Rohini placed into orbit. Launch of APPLE, an experimental geo-stationary communication satellite. Launch of Bhaskara-2 by an USSR rocket.
1982 – Launch of Insat-1A communication satellite by an US rocket.
1983 – Second developmental flight of SLV-3 placed Rohini into orbit. Insat system commissioned with launch to Insat-1B satellite.
1984 – First Indian cosmonaut, Rakesh Sharma, spends eight days in Russian space station Salyut 7. He flew in Russian rocket Soyuz T-11.
1987 – First development launch of Augmented SLV (ASLV) with satellite SROSS-1. Mission failed.
1988 – Launch of Indian Remote Sensing (IRS) satellite – IRA-1A through a Russian rocket. Second developmental flight of ASLV with SROSS satellite. Mission failed.
1991 – Launch of second operational remote sensing satellite IRS-1B.
1992 – First successful launch of ASLV placing SROSS-C satellite. Launch of Insat-2A, the first satellite of the indigenously-built second generation Insat series, followed by the 3 and 4 series.
1993 – First development flight of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) with IRS-1E. Mission failed.
1994 – Fourth developmental flight of ASLV with SROSS-C2. Mission successful. Successful launch of PSLV placing IRS-P2 in orbit.
1996 – Third developmental flight of PSLV with IRS-P3.
1997 – First operational launch of PSLV carrying IRS-1D.
1999 – PSLV started carrying foreign payloads (Korean and German satellites) along with ISRO’s satellite Oceansat.
2001 – Successful launch of heavy rocket Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) with GSAT-1 satellite. Launch of PSLV with India’s Technology Experimental Satellite and satellites from Belgium and Germany.
2002 – Launch of Kalpana-1 satellite on-board a PSLV rocket.
2003 – Launch of GSat-2 on board GSLV and Resourcesat-1 by PSLV.
2004 – Launch of Edusat by GSLV’s first operational flight.
2005 – Commissioning of second launch pad at Sriharikota. Launch of Cartosat-1 and Hamsat by PSLV.
2006 – Second operational flight of GSLV with Insat-4C. For the first time, an Indian rocket carried a communication satellite. The mission failed.
2007 – Launch of Cartosat-2 with Space Capsule Recovery Experiment and two foreign satellites and successful recovery of the space capsule. Launch of Italian satellite AGILE by PSLV and Insat-4CR by GSLV.
2008 – Launch of Israeli satellite Tecsar by PSLV. Launch of two Indian and eight foreign satellites by a single PSLV. India’s first moon mission Chandrayaan-1 by PSLV.
2009 – Launch of Radar Imaging Satellite (Risat-2) and Anusat from Anna University (first satellite from an Indian university) by PSLV. Launch of seven satellites by PSLV, including India’s Oceansat.
2010 – Failure of two GSLV missions. Launch of Cartosat-2B, STUDSAT and three small foreign satellites by PSLV.
2011 – Launch of Resourcest-2 and two small satellites by PSLV. Launch of GSAT-12 by PSLV. Launch of Megha Tropiques and three small satellites by PSLV.
2012 – Launch of Risat-1 by PSLV. Launch of French satellite SPOT 6 and Japanese satellite Proiteres.
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三锅虽然三，但还是有进步的。
有进步~祝福一下，然后把技术吃透不要再布朗了
理解不能,日本这么精细的国家让三哥给发卫星?日本是不是脑子进水了
三弟的这个火箭看来还是比较成熟的，成功率很高
亮点是四级半火箭，阿三真心是发动机多的放不下了。谢天谢地，没有放礼花，呵呵
阿三还不错的
gmgm201 发表于 2012-9-9 15:48 ![]()
印度好伟大啊！这种小不点也好拿出来炫耀？
火箭小还是发射的卫星小？卫星不小了。
印度好伟大啊！这种小不点也好拿出来炫耀？
火箭小还是发射的卫星小？卫星不小了。
是不是和中国火箭燃料不一样，喷出的烟雾怎么不一样，孰优孰劣呀