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Propulsion Taimur SLV
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Whatever lie they do say, it would always lead one way or other to missiles.??
"Pakistan first tested its SLV on January 10, 1989 carrying a payload of 150 kg travelling to 640 km. Payload was recovered on Pakistani territory. This program was assisted by the Federal Republic of Germany and China. As a surface-to-surface ballistic missile, it's range would be in excess of 2,200 km."
ISLAMABAD: On the directions of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, the CDA now seems serious to curb encroachments as the planning wing of CDA in collaboration with Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO), the national space agency, is all set to identify encroachments in capital through the satellite system.
Two meetings in this regard were already held; SUPARCO will update CDA’s Planning Wing every month by providing them updated and detailed images of every sector in capital.
SUPARCO would establish its setup in CDA headquarters in coming weeks; then it would provide the images twice a week to help CDA, instead of sending its field officers to assigned areas and sought reports.
The CDA has been focusing on the developed sectors only while ignoring a significant portion of the capital where buildings have been constructed without following the rules. Resultantly, the rural areas of the federal capital where housing schemes are being developed haphazardly are staining the image of the capital city.
Recently, under CDA’s 1960 ordinance, it was notified that CDA would implement its building bylaws in all of Islamabad after which no construction is allowed anywhere in the capital without the permission of the civic agency.
“This move would help CDA to mark the encroachments by comparing it from the images of previous months, this will become too easy for CDA now,” said an official of MCI.
The move was launched after all mechanisms of CDA to curb encroachment have proved vein. It is noted that, till the local administration has failed to control the menace of encroachments in the city, as after every operation, encroachments resurfaces.
Earlier, the prime minister in a strongly worded letter reprimanded the CDA. Following the letter, four officials of the civic agency were also suspended.
After this episode, Mayor-cum-Chairman CDA, Sheikh Ansar Aziz assured Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif that the federal capital would be given a “new look” within 90 days. However, the promised time would expire next month, April 6.
Talking to Pakistan Today, the mayor said that the PM has directed him earlier to coordinate with SUPARCO and make a mechanism to identify encroachments on time and act accordingly.
It is relevant to mention here that recently, the Supreme Court of Pakistan also took notice of a number of municipal bylaws being violated in the protected Bani Gala, Islamabad.
The apex court has sought a detailed report from the capital’s civic agency within 10 days about alleged continuous large-scale encroachments on a large chunk of land allocated for the botanical gardens, the absence of a waste disposal system and haphazard construction of multi-storied plazas in the area.
When contacted, Mayor Sheikh Anser Aziz said that this new mechanism would help the authority to identify the encroachmen.
“I have instructed concerned enforcement staff to crackdown on a daily basis to clean the city at any cost,” he claimed. He said that it was his duty to clean this city from encroachment mafia.
Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman has announced that Pakistan will able to send astronauts into space with the collaboration of China within two years.
He was addressing as chief guest to the inauguration session of AirTech’17 conference, hosted by Air University, Islamabad.
AirTech’17 is Pakistan’s largest technical and scientific Olympiad, Airtech’17 being held at the Main Campus of Air University from 7th to 10th December.
On the occasion, Vice Chancellor of Air University AVM (r) Faaiz Amir and other speakers were also present.
Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman, in his keynote address on Leadership, Education & Society Development, said that the purpose of education system must be to introduce latest technologies and contribute something positive for the betterment of society as a whole.
He also urged the importance of industry-academia cooperation. In this regard, he asked industry professionals to guide universities what kind of skills are needed.
No doubt, Pakistani students are talented, intelligent and hard-working but to achieve success in life goals, unconditional faith, firm commitment and tireless struggle are essential. He said.
The Air Chief emphasized that most important segment of an education system must be character building of students. He said that every fellow human-being deserves respect equally. “Without practicing good values, there is no purpose of any kind of success,” he said, while adding that a role model leader must have courage to take tough decisions at the time of crisis.
The Air Chief, answering a question, disclosed that Pakistan is currently working to manufacture next generation aircraft with the support of Chinese experts. In addition, China is also providing technical support to Pakistan for launching satellite program.
He further said that Pakistan is annually manufacturing 16 to 20 JF-17 aircraft which are much better than F-16 planes in performance. Talking about importance of national defence, he said that currently Pakistan is on right track to curb terrorism. The Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman emphasized that security, stability and prosperity are interlinked in the today’s world.
On the occasion, Vice Chancellor of Air University AVM (r) Faaiz Amir highlighted the key aspects of the AirTech’17 conference.
He said that AirTech’17 is designed to serve as a platform where a fair and competitive environment will be provided to young students to design, build & present technical solutions and perform innovative tasks in respective fields by utilizing their creative skills blended with the scientific academic knowledge and technical capabilities.
Various topics related to robotics, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies also came under-discussion. A large number of students, academia and industry professionals attended the AirTech’17 conference.
how to place the prayer mat which keeps floating ? ok nail down .... how to stay on the mat ? ok put some heavy load n the spacesuit ? or tie him to the floor by ropes ?
what most westerners and chinese dont realise is that Pakistanis are far, far more intelligent than shimpsI wouldn't be surprised to see Chinese transfer some low tech elementary SLV to Bakis, probably one of the phased out Long March series....abridged ) .
in all honesty they are sincere qnsBehenji, you have a weird kind of humor. Normally I would have ignored this post but I am tagged I will reply in fashion.
I have no answer to any of your interesting questions .....
Behenji, you have a weird kind of humor. Normally I would have ignored this post but I am tagged I will reply in fashion.how to place the prayer mat which keeps floating ? ok nail down .... how to stay on the mat ? ok put some heavy load n the spacesuit ? or tie him to the floor by ropes ?
the head does not touch the mat but the helmet ? is that ok ?
how to determine the qiblat ?
without accurate qiblat are such salat accepted ?
he did not perform a proper wudu cleansing ....no wudu is such a real salat ?
he did not wipe face after prayer ?
what is this ?
how to determine fajar ? how to determine maghreb timings as there is no sunrise or sunset
i think these pose theological questions which have to go back to the ulama in saudi arabia for decisions ??
@Neo @ Zarvan @rajapakistani @mussalman
http://knowledgenuts.com/2014/02/01/islam-has-rules-for-praying-in-space/As a devout Muslim, how would he know where to turn to face Mecca from orbit? With a sunset and sunrise occurring on the ISS every 90 minutes, when should he fast for Ramadan? With water at an absolute premium in space, how would he ritually wash himself? To answer his questions, Malaysia called a conference of 150 Islamic scholars, who produced possibly the first religious guide to worshiping in space.
Approved by the country’s National Fatwa Council (thus making it official, at least in Malaysia), the document sets out the rules for a new generation of Muslim scientists intent on heading for the stars. Among its recommendations were mentally projecting Mecca’s holy mosque (the Ka’aba) into space to avoid praying to the floor and using local time at the launch site to determine sunrise and sunset. A damp cloth or symbolically striking a mirror were decreed to be acceptable stand-ins for ritual washing, while the Halal problem was got around by advising space-faring Muslims to eat only enough to ward off hunger.
As others have pointed out, many of these rulings open up further paradoxes for taking religion into space. What happens when a team of Muslims from different launch sites works together in space? Do they designate one launch site for sunrise and sunset or all work on different time zones? Other issues have yet to be addressed. A new Islamic month starts with the first sighting of the crescent moon: Will that include the moons of future planets we may explore? These are just a few of the issues in the cards for the future.
So 2 Paikhananaughts? Would they blow up after launch or before launch?Soviets send dogs to space, Americans send chimps. Chinese are sending pakis. But anyway seems like another paki will pay for trip kind of deal. Like the pakistani pindigenous satellites.
Difficult to say, but given their aptly chosen name and lineage, they'll definitely stink up the place from earth to heavens.So 2 Paikhananaughts? Would they blow up after launch or before launch?
He further said that Pakistan is annually manufacturing 16 to 20 JF-17 aircraft which are much better than F-16 planes in performance.
Bahut dino baad kuch sunne ko mila hain............ Accha hain.
Pakistan to Send Astronauts Into Space Within 2 Years: Air Chief Marshal
Flight of Pakistani crews with Chinese Shenzou but imagine, what'll happen at PDF? How far Pakistan has left behind India after it! :biggrin2:
Ok please don't make me laugh so hard in the morning pleaseThere are two unusual developments in the region effecting the strategic situation - first of all Pakistan has to keep an eye on Indian side and previously their programme had limited quality advancements but now the US has active cooperation with the Indian satellite programme," Maria Sultan, a defence analyst said.
So Chinese space agency is getting 2.55 billion in short.Several projects will be initiated to develop self-reliance capacity and reduce dependence on foreign satellites, mainly the US and French satellites for civil and military communications.
The budget of the Space andUpper Atmosphere Research Organisation(Suparco) for the upcoming fiscal year 2018-19 is Rs 4.70 billion which includes Rs 2.55 billion for three new projects,Dawn Newsreported.
Maria Sultan is not a "defence analyst". She is an employee of the Government of Pakistan, specifically serving as a civilian war strategist at the Ministry of Defence."There are two unusual developments in the region effecting the strategic situation - first of all Pakistan has to keep an eye on Indian side and previously their programme had limited quality advancements but now the US has active cooperation with the Indian satellite programme," Maria Sultan, a defence analyst said.