超级军网阿联酋寻求印度帮助实现火星任务
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UAE Seek ISRO's Assistance to Launch its Own Mars Mission
NEW DELHI: After success of India’s Mars mission at a budget of Rs 450 crore, the Unites Arab Emirates (UAE) has now approached Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for launch its own mission to red planet in 2020, the government said Monday.
Union Minister of State for Department of Space Jitendra Singh said that Mars Mission is a unique success for India and the entire infrastructure was indigenous which is in line with the Prime Minister’s vision of Make in India.
“India has entered into space marketing and we will be launching commercial satellites for many other countries,” said Singh adding that the images sent by Mars Orbiter Mission (MoM) are being taken by other countries of the world too.
Describing achievement of Department of Space A S Kiran Kumar, Secretary Department of Space and Chairman, ISRO said agency is in the process of making the validating and analysing the discoveries made by MOM before making it public.
"We have a working arrangement with NASA. We are also in discussion with CNES (French space agency). Recently we had a discussion with the UAE. It wants to have a Mars Mission for 2020. So they are interested in making use of the expertise available here," he said.
The launch date for the UAE’s Mars probe, dubbed the Hope Probe is sometime around July 2020 and is expected to arrive on Mars just in time to coincide with the UAE's 50th anniversary of independence.
The government also announced that it will do the first test of the reusable rocket launch vehicle technology for low cost access to space in September this year. The winged vehicle will take off like a rocket and land like an aircraft.
"This is in its initial stages. There are multiple experiments which need to be completed. The first launch is in September and this will help improve cost effectiveness. It will reduce the cost by one-tenth. The launch vehicle will be landing first time in the ocean and the ultimate attempt is to make it land at an air-strip at Sriharikota," said Kumar.
ISRO will also launch Astrosat, India's first dedicated satellite for astronomy by September this year while it will complete the launch of two satellites of Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) series next year and three satellites, in the subsequent year.
On the manned mission to moon, Kumar said that it is yet to get formal approval of the government and ISRO is working on key technologies for the mission.
http://www.newindianexpress.com/ ... /article2868080.eceUAE Seek ISRO's Assistance to Launch its Own Mars Mission
NEW DELHI: After success of India’s Mars mission at a budget of Rs 450 crore, the Unites Arab Emirates (UAE) has now approached Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for launch its own mission to red planet in 2020, the government said Monday.
Union Minister of State for Department of Space Jitendra Singh said that Mars Mission is a unique success for India and the entire infrastructure was indigenous which is in line with the Prime Minister’s vision of Make in India.
“India has entered into space marketing and we will be launching commercial satellites for many other countries,” said Singh adding that the images sent by Mars Orbiter Mission (MoM) are being taken by other countries of the world too.
Describing achievement of Department of Space A S Kiran Kumar, Secretary Department of Space and Chairman, ISRO said agency is in the process of making the validating and analysing the discoveries made by MOM before making it public.
"We have a working arrangement with NASA. We are also in discussion with CNES (French space agency). Recently we had a discussion with the UAE. It wants to have a Mars Mission for 2020. So they are interested in making use of the expertise available here," he said.
The launch date for the UAE’s Mars probe, dubbed the Hope Probe is sometime around July 2020 and is expected to arrive on Mars just in time to coincide with the UAE's 50th anniversary of independence.
The government also announced that it will do the first test of the reusable rocket launch vehicle technology for low cost access to space in September this year. The winged vehicle will take off like a rocket and land like an aircraft.
"This is in its initial stages. There are multiple experiments which need to be completed. The first launch is in September and this will help improve cost effectiveness. It will reduce the cost by one-tenth. The launch vehicle will be landing first time in the ocean and the ultimate attempt is to make it land at an air-strip at Sriharikota," said Kumar.
ISRO will also launch Astrosat, India's first dedicated satellite for astronomy by September this year while it will complete the launch of two satellites of Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) series next year and three satellites, in the subsequent year.
On the manned mission to moon, Kumar said that it is yet to get formal approval of the government and ISRO is working on key technologies for the mission.
http://www.newindianexpress.com/ ... /article2868080.ece
NEW DELHI: After success of India’s Mars mission at a budget of Rs 450 crore, the Unites Arab Emirates (UAE) has now approached Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for launch its own mission to red planet in 2020, the government said Monday.
Union Minister of State for Department of Space Jitendra Singh said that Mars Mission is a unique success for India and the entire infrastructure was indigenous which is in line with the Prime Minister’s vision of Make in India.
“India has entered into space marketing and we will be launching commercial satellites for many other countries,” said Singh adding that the images sent by Mars Orbiter Mission (MoM) are being taken by other countries of the world too.
Describing achievement of Department of Space A S Kiran Kumar, Secretary Department of Space and Chairman, ISRO said agency is in the process of making the validating and analysing the discoveries made by MOM before making it public.
"We have a working arrangement with NASA. We are also in discussion with CNES (French space agency). Recently we had a discussion with the UAE. It wants to have a Mars Mission for 2020. So they are interested in making use of the expertise available here," he said.
The launch date for the UAE’s Mars probe, dubbed the Hope Probe is sometime around July 2020 and is expected to arrive on Mars just in time to coincide with the UAE's 50th anniversary of independence.
The government also announced that it will do the first test of the reusable rocket launch vehicle technology for low cost access to space in September this year. The winged vehicle will take off like a rocket and land like an aircraft.
"This is in its initial stages. There are multiple experiments which need to be completed. The first launch is in September and this will help improve cost effectiveness. It will reduce the cost by one-tenth. The launch vehicle will be landing first time in the ocean and the ultimate attempt is to make it land at an air-strip at Sriharikota," said Kumar.
ISRO will also launch Astrosat, India's first dedicated satellite for astronomy by September this year while it will complete the launch of two satellites of Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) series next year and three satellites, in the subsequent year.
On the manned mission to moon, Kumar said that it is yet to get formal approval of the government and ISRO is working on key technologies for the mission.
http://www.newindianexpress.com/ ... /article2868080.eceUAE Seek ISRO's Assistance to Launch its Own Mars Mission
NEW DELHI: After success of India’s Mars mission at a budget of Rs 450 crore, the Unites Arab Emirates (UAE) has now approached Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for launch its own mission to red planet in 2020, the government said Monday.
Union Minister of State for Department of Space Jitendra Singh said that Mars Mission is a unique success for India and the entire infrastructure was indigenous which is in line with the Prime Minister’s vision of Make in India.
“India has entered into space marketing and we will be launching commercial satellites for many other countries,” said Singh adding that the images sent by Mars Orbiter Mission (MoM) are being taken by other countries of the world too.
Describing achievement of Department of Space A S Kiran Kumar, Secretary Department of Space and Chairman, ISRO said agency is in the process of making the validating and analysing the discoveries made by MOM before making it public.
"We have a working arrangement with NASA. We are also in discussion with CNES (French space agency). Recently we had a discussion with the UAE. It wants to have a Mars Mission for 2020. So they are interested in making use of the expertise available here," he said.
The launch date for the UAE’s Mars probe, dubbed the Hope Probe is sometime around July 2020 and is expected to arrive on Mars just in time to coincide with the UAE's 50th anniversary of independence.
The government also announced that it will do the first test of the reusable rocket launch vehicle technology for low cost access to space in September this year. The winged vehicle will take off like a rocket and land like an aircraft.
"This is in its initial stages. There are multiple experiments which need to be completed. The first launch is in September and this will help improve cost effectiveness. It will reduce the cost by one-tenth. The launch vehicle will be landing first time in the ocean and the ultimate attempt is to make it land at an air-strip at Sriharikota," said Kumar.
ISRO will also launch Astrosat, India's first dedicated satellite for astronomy by September this year while it will complete the launch of two satellites of Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) series next year and three satellites, in the subsequent year.
On the manned mission to moon, Kumar said that it is yet to get formal approval of the government and ISRO is working on key technologies for the mission.
http://www.newindianexpress.com/ ... /article2868080.ece
这是来搞笑么
阿联酋挺看得起印度，三哥又要高潮了。
有钱人的想法就是很难琢磨。
印度人可以自豪了，我估计应该是看中了印度的轨道设计和测控经验
油霸土豪们玩腻了地球上的名车洋马 准备玩一把火星
中东民工大都印巴裔，所以找阿三干技术活也是能理解的。只是，呵呵了，就
撸发冲天 发表于 2015-6-17 06:07
印度人可以自豪了，我估计应该是看中了印度的轨道设计和测控经验
印度的火星任务也是在NASA深空测控的帮助下才实现的
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www. 9ifly.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2637&fromuid=466
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印度人可以自豪了，我估计应该是看中了印度的轨道设计和测控经验
印度的火星任务也是在NASA深空测控的帮助下才实现的
bbs. 9ifly.cn/thread-8685-4-1. html
www. 9ifly.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2637&fromuid=466
（剔除链接中的空格）
0骑着苍蝇飞0 发表于 2015-6-16 22:18
阿联酋挺看得起印度，三哥又要高潮了。
三哥已经自H停不下来了
阿联酋挺看得起印度，三哥又要高潮了。
三哥已经自H停不下来了
撸发冲天 发表于 2015-6-17 06:07
印度人可以自豪了，我估计应该是看中了印度的轨道设计和测控经验
看中了阿三的成本低吧,阿三本身就是靠NASA的测控网才实现探测火星的
印度人可以自豪了，我估计应该是看中了印度的轨道设计和测控经验
看中了阿三的成本低吧,阿三本身就是靠NASA的测控网才实现探测火星的
真的是要回火星吗？
油壕们是要在火星上造八星级酒店的节奏啊。
关键词：“冠名权”。
看中了阿三的成本低吧,阿三本身就是靠NASA的测控网才实现探测火星的
阿三的测控又不都外包了。只要没办法全球组网就必然联合测控
阿三的测控又不都外包了。只要没办法全球组网就必然联合测控
普加乔夫的眼镜 发表于 2015-6-18 19:03
阿三的测控又不都外包了。只要没办法全球组网就必然联合测控
我没有说阿三完全没有能力测控,只是说上楼的看中印度的轨道设计和测控经验是站不住脚的,要是真看中这两点的话再怎么都轮不到三哥
阿三的测控又不都外包了。只要没办法全球组网就必然联合测控
我没有说阿三完全没有能力测控,只是说上楼的看中印度的轨道设计和测控经验是站不住脚的,要是真看中这两点的话再怎么都轮不到三哥