India's Moon Exploration Program

[Deathstar]

this filthy converted scum race hasnt contributed safety pin to our society.....for those goat fuckers this space science is like greek n latin....they will troll because they eat grass...they dont know how failure can contribute for futures success....

These rats forget that on every id they will prey to Vikram lander which will remain on moons surface for ever

 

[Skdas]

Let's not worry about the skum of the earth tonight.... Let's just brainstorm what went wrong...

Ganduo Ko to har din marte hai...

 

[Srinivas_K]

moon doesnt have gravity ...so i dont think normal descent is possible....

1/6 th gravity of earth.

1/5 to 1/6 approx.


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[IndianHawk]

Or probably lost communication to failed landing. I'm wondering if fine descent could work after losing communication.

Why not?? :biggrin2:
Their useless country can't throw a 1 kg sh!t in LEO.

moon doesnt have gravity ...so i dont think normal descent is possible....

Moon has gravity just not atmosphere.

We lost communication till that point thrusters were working and reducing speed if thrusters continued working it will land.

 

[Assassin 2.0]

Don't even bother pigs they believe allah sliced the moon in half.

 

[IndianHawk]

Don't even bother pigs they believe allah sliced the moon in half.

More like alla sliced their brains. Lol

 

[Srinivas_K]

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This guy is forgetting the orbiter is still working.

 

[Bosch]

The lander was rotating during its descent. The trajectory has deviated, so it is possible it has landed on its sides or on its head damaging its coms.
PS: I am not a rocket scientist.

 

[Skdas]

Did we cut the main thusters after the "Fine Braking"…? Did that somehow cut the electrical system out? Or just the dust plume block the RF ? Without any wind or low gravity, the dust will take its own sweet time to settle... It can take longer than agitated house representatives to get back to there original energy levels...

 

[Skdas]

The lander was rotating during its descent. The trajectory has deviated, so it is possible it has landed on its sides or on its head damaging its coms.
PS: I am not a rocket scientist.

Nah I saw the animation where it reoriented itself before the comm blackout

 

[Sanglamorre]

Even if it has landed and we just lost comms, how do we even regain comms??

 

[indus]

What is he saying.............

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[IndianHawk]

Did we cut the main thusters after the "Fine Braking"…? Did that somehow cut the electrical system out? Or just the dust plume block the RF ? Without any wind or low gravity, the dust will take its own sweet time to settle... It can take longer than agitated house representatives to get back to there original energy levels...

What was the speed planed for ground contact??

 

[Srinivas_K]

The lander was rotating during its descent. The trajectory has deviated, so it is possible it has landed on its sides or on its head damaging its coms.
PS: I am not a rocket scientist.

It deviated 1 km from its target.

 

[Srinivas_K]

Did we cut the main thusters after the "Fine Braking"…? Did that somehow cut the electrical system out? Or just the dust plume block the RF ? Without any wind or low gravity, the dust will take its own sweet time to settle... It can take longer than agitated house representatives to get back to there original energy levels...

4 hours for moon dust to settle, let’s hope for the best.

 

[IndianHawk]

Even if it has landed and we just lost comms, how do we even regain comms??

We hope for it to continue working autonomously an rover to come out.

 

[Skdas]

What was the speed planed for ground contact??

Dunno, it should be zero in vertical axsis.


Though an interesting observation was that Vikram was supersonic even few sec before finishing "Hard Braking"

 

[Pandora]

Well Well let orbiter pass over lander Landing site.The first pass is at 4am .Just heard in from scientist in newsx ,it got HD cameras too to access .It might possible lander already landed and waiting for next steps from orbiter once in pass.

 

[Spindrift]

Even if it has landed and we just lost comms, how do we even regain comms??

Assuming, we still have a downlink and only lost the uplink i.e. the lander is still able to receive commands and a backup transponder on it, we can send a reboot command to boot back up with the backup transponder.

 

[Skillrex]

Lets wait for lander to arrive at landing spot.. then only something can be verified. until than keep finger crossed.