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     Thokkalohdi Junior Artist Username: Thokkalohdi Post Number: 917 Registered: 01-2008 Posted From: 24.6.104.213 Rating: N/A |
moon mission kuda bokka... akkada emi ledu... dark matter research is way to go... Large Hardon collider chusi Japan vallu kuda collider build chesukuntunnaru... aa 450 crores akkada spend chesthey they can understand gravity... Ranbir Kapoor is god of acting | ||
| Coolmac Megastar Username: Coolmac Post Number: 22338 Registered: 05-2007 Posted From: 65.170.103.234 Rating: N/A |
idhanthaa oka sodhi saami... publicity kosam gola tappinchi marokati ledhu.. Moon meedha manam esina dabba ye 2 months lo pani cheyyatam maanesindhi... instead of going to Mars or Sun...first try to put ur step on Moon first...sodhi gola manollu... NASA pampina curiosity ye cheppesindhi Mars is jagabokka..there is no Methane here so no living organisms ani cheppi...inka enduku manaki Mars? | ||
| Thokkalohdi Junior Artist Username: Thokkalohdi Post Number: 916 Registered: 01-2008 Posted From: 24.6.104.213 Rating: N/A |
waste of time and money... elagu man cannot travel to mars because of high radiation levels one has to endure during the course of travel to mars. Only way to beat that would be travel faster. one cannot travel faster without finding the hole to travel through straight lines in the curved space. Instead spend that 450 crores on either dark matter research in LHC or spend that on stem cell research... dont waste our taxes.. Ranbir Kapoor is god of acting | ||
| Raman Megastar Username: Raman Post Number: 21059 Registered: 01-2009 Posted From: 59.92.1.156 Rating: N/A |
elagolaga cbn jkj kcr lani ekkinchesi punyam kattukondi sir | ||
| Stig Side Hero Username: Stig Post Number: 9951 Registered: 01-2010 Posted From: 199.217.117.140 Rating: N/A |
ndia’s Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) is slated to be launched on October 28 after a national committee of experts gave the go ahead for the Rs. 450-crore ambitious venture after threadbare deliberations. The committee held deliberations over two days on Thursday and Friday last and reviewed the status after senior Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) scientists gave an in-depth presentation on the mission. The primary objectives of the mission are to demonstrate India’s technological capability to send a satellite to orbit around Mars and conduct meaningful experiments, such as looking for signs of life, take pictures of the red planet and study Martian environment. “The committee has given the go ahead," an ISRO official told PTI here today. Former ISRO Chairman U R Rao, noted space expert Roddam Narasimha and professors of Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore were among those part of the eminent panel. The October 21-November 19 launch window has now been pushed forward by a week, and it now starts on October 28 though final date of the window remains the same (November 19). “We would like to utilise the first available opportunity,” the official said, adding, the launch can be expected on the afternoon of October 28, weather permitting. The MOM spacecraft – which alone costs Rs. 150 crore out of the total Rs. 450 crore estimated expenditure on the space mission – is currently undergoing vibration and acoustic tests, at ISRO’s satellite integration and testing establishment here, and is slated for shipment from here on September 30 to the Sriharikota spaceport after a pre-shipment committee review on September 26. Launch campaign has already commenced in Sriharikota spaceport from where the 1,350-kg MOM spacecraft is slated to be launched by the Rs. 110-crore Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C25). The first stage of the PSLV-C25 with strap-ons has already been assembled, with the rocket ready for satellite integration by October 10. The satellite will carry compact science experiments, totalling a mass of 15 kg. There will be five instruments to study Martian surface, atmosphere and mineralogy. After leaving the earth’s orbit, the spacecraft will cruise in deep space for about ten months using its own propulsion system and will reach Martian transfer trajectory in September 2014. The spacecraft subsequently is planned to enter into a 372 km by 80,000 km elliptical orbit around Mars. The main theme of MOM appears to be to seek to reveal whether there is methane, considered a "precursor chemical" for life, on the red planet. Methane sensor, one of the five payloads on board the spacecraft, would look to detect the presence of Methane. --- Sonder |
