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His tiny brain overheated and Collapsed at the very suggestion of the possibility :pound: I smell pork burning as we didn't messup like the CCP did with their LM rocket killing many of their ctizens and destroying an entire village... oops, I let the secret out Suupaa powaaa Chinese covered...

Saar I'd suggest you don't bother explaining to that troll. He's displaying the usual Chinese hypocrisy. He'll cry in the J20 thread and does what he asks us not to do, in this thread.

Are you dumb or pretending to be dumb or does you insane patriotism suppressing your ability to think? I do not know. Before I explain I will give you one more time to read my entire post again and hopefully save yourself from your stupidity.

If you are talking solely about the exhaust plume, it mainly depends on two factors, fuel type(engine type) and atmospheric condition. I'll try to be as short as possible Fuel: Solid Fuel. The main type of booster rockets. Easy to manufacture and extremely powerful. They use an oxidizer and...

Scroll up few posts. I have asked the exact same question:) Till someone confirms, your Guess is as good as mine. That GAP you refer to is also for stopping multiple actions happening in quick succession which is frankly unnecessary. There is no need to fire the second stage so quickly anyway...

This is only a Guess but... in reference only earlier question, the booster rockets are perhaps salvaged by ISRO. Remember at that velocity the craft has immense momentum And in that few seconds the craft travels several kilometres under its own momentum while the boosters are seperated. The gap...

I have a question, I know for a fact that on space shuttle missions, NASA recovers the boosters after seperation. Are we doing the same? I mean recover the boosters from sea after seperation and reuse the components? Atleast 70-80% cost of the rocket is pumped into these massive boosters. We...

I am assuming you are comparing GSLV to Longmarch 5. Actually LM5 uses more engines ( 4 in number with lower thrust each) to achieve almost the same thrust as GSLV. Additionally, LM5's boosters have a higher specific impulse (meaning you need to carry less mass to get the same thrust) along with...

Congratz ISRO!! India officially joins the elite cryogenic club! Congratz India, congratz to everyone involved in the project :india::india::hail::balleballe: May India cross many more historic milestones in every field in the years to come! Its a well earned hard and fought victory indeed...

Congrats to ISRO. Great job. Eagerly waiting for GSLV series of heavy vehicles now.. :)

True, for simplicity sake, I made ignored the differences between fuel and oxidizers for various stages. Depending on the volatility and toxicity they are loaded at different times.

That is correct. Fuel for the upper stages are filled in the last minute because the fuel fullup (especially for cryo stages) should be done in the safest way possible to avoid serious issues upto and including total launch failure. They need to be done in the last minute because they will boil...

Launch capability, yes, but manned crafts, re-entry and space stations are entirely different beasts.. :sad:

Damn i missed that :laugh:. .

It's been halaled. No pigs were harmed in the making of this rocket. Certified by Pakistan. :pound:

You aren't negative. You are just realistic. Yes, as far as LV's are concerned the heavyweights (US and USSR/Russia) had GSLV equivalent in the 60's. But imagine the headstart they had. And the fact that Nazi Germany Scientists, blueprints and knowhow were looted by these two countries after WW2...

Not sure if this has been posted already, but found a couple of interesting pictures for those who are intersted in rockets :) and where the current PSLV and GSLV stand in comparison to other launch vehicles and rockets of various countries P.S: Rohini is on the list too :biggrin2: Edit: for...

Thank you very much for the info professor saar. BTW I just found out where you got "Perfaarmance Naarmal" from ... :)

How many among these are Indian missions to other planets? Be it orbiter or lander..