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Excellent dedication and diligence. This is the base culture that is required in research orgs across the board to reduce the luck factor down to 1 to 3%. You always need some luck in space launches especially exo earth

That is within polar circle of moon I believe ....with a bit of spherical geometery one can fig it out approximately and with known parameters like radius of moon and so on, you can estimate even easily without any geometry understanding.

I don't think so, this is probably not the tradeoff they would make as the risks are significant and making it more complex than its worth, good engineering is precise, minimal and simple....the temperature conditions are something that are easy to simulate and test but uncertainties in terms of...

I doubt it, there may be minimal power still drawn from storage doing some minimal healthchecks or measurements but I could be wrong....

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Possibly model anomalies and biases....overfitting and underfitting and both may be fatal. This stuff does involve some luck as the science behind it is not 100%....can happen to anyone and ofcourse there may have been other anamolies as long as its not bureaucracy related.

Not sure if its the failures but in general our efforts are mostly going independent in the core side with partnership in payload type work? Japan's rockets give a feeling of unreliability and they do have quite a bit of failures for advanced component level supply chain....leading to believe...

There is a place to highlight gender and not get carried away by hype....scientist is a scientist. This is not our santan style to differentiate on gender unless the root of the discussion is to highlight gender...

Agreed, too many bobble heads these days focusing on PR vs their jobs....ISRO pace is decent enough. I personally would favor Chinese style of not releasing too much nor dumb it down to bollywood level.

anywhere from vibrations in top layers to natural events happening at deeper layers and fault lines and so on....gives an idea about material compositions and minerals and associated things by comparing with known things.

Isn't there somewhat of a clue in the full form of ILSA

wonder how the time lag is factored in along with algorithm lag in doing the movements and testing it although simulations can make it simple enough....very thorough work though but there is a possibility that autonomous systems are present in the rover for threat avoidance

I think cheenis were able to do that way only after certain amount of manufacturing and production picked up in sectors that are tied around high tech beyond textiles and so on.....its hard to fund pure research with no application goals as output.....my guess is as it hits 5T and more hightech...

Sorry I have not gone through earlier posts and making you repeat it. With these suggested mass of rover, lander....what would the life of it once deployed? Sorry I am being lazy in doing the research myself, right type of energy source like nuclear may remove that concern but would these mass...

No we don't, exploring with the budget we have is good enough as the return is nothing immediate and its long term and to make sure we have continuity on the research side. Our budget increases needs to go towards getting Sat constellations and expanding Navic and making indigenous more of the...

I was thinking of a different architecture where the host will remain in orbit after ejecting the rentry capsule but that requires a bigger payloads and heavier launch vehicles.

Does it act as relay for sometime or its crashed already or deorbited/deorbits at some point? Sorry I have not had time to keep up...

Ratio of 0.6? What is the entry capsule, the one from which lander seperates?

This is actually better from comms pov, but wonder if rover left NE or NW on the downhill side? Looks like NE?

They join because they are brain dead....women don't like wimps and pussies. No wonder abduls are able to groom euro females as their men are cucked. Since this is moon forum, did they indicate how far the rover is expected to move like out of sight of lander and what the topographic profile is...