India is still 50 years behind in using cyrogenics for the lower stages; the other key point is not to be behind, but to be doing your own thing without having to imitate; i.e. not being ahead nor behind, but being able to do your own unprecedented thing.
Re: GSLV Mk III
by Varadarajan Ravindran on Dec 19, 2014 02:48 AM
Space rocket launch is always a challenge and carries along with it several risk factors. So much so, even American NASA launches have met with problems in recent years. You are saying that India is still 50 years behind, and it is your prejudiced view. President Kalam and Madhavan Nair received the NASA awards in Los Angeles for the Chandrayan expedition. Recently, India was quite successful in the Mars expedition. Your assessments are erroneous and so you should please keep your opinion to yourself. At the University of Southern California, I Met President Kalam when he spoke after the award ceremonies.
Re: Re: GSLV Mk III
by Varadarajan Ravindran on Dec 19, 2014 02:49 AM
There is no ha hah ha. You have a negative attitude towards India. One fine morning the Indian population will give you a luxury edition KIA (kick in the anterior).
One more feather added to our country. congratulations to ISRO scientists on continuous improvement & developement activities successful efforts. proud to be indian.
Hearty congratulations to ISRO and the team involved in development Of GSLV-Markiii. It make us feel proud of our earlier association with ISRO. A. R. Jain
Re: Far behing China what is use of Old technological experiments
by on Dec 18, 2014 01:17 PM
You might be looking to China for inspiration but we as a nation stand behind stellar job done by ISRO which is prioritized based on national requirement and not to please stupids like u.
Re: Far behing China what is use of Old technological experiments
by Maximum on Dec 18, 2014 11:28 AM
Agreed we are far behind China Dont you think these are steps where we are catching up
Re: Re: Far behing China what is use of Old technological experim
by Atma Jain on Dec 18, 2014 11:34 AM
This is really an unfortunate remark downgrading the hardwork of ISRO and its team.We are ahead of so manycountries in the world and you can not catch somebody until and unless keep trying and it is a continuous learnig process. No body will share its technology in this critical area.
