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Missed the launch today. Was in a meeting I could not avoid (set it myself so....).
Video links please....
Video links please....
here you goMissed the launch today. Was in a meeting I could not avoid (set it myself so....).
Video links please....
Thanks man. Much appreciated.here you go
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Command center chatter will do..thats something awesome to hear.Thanks man. Much appreciated.
Launch was perfect, but as usual coverage was pedestrian.
The Hindi commentator was horrible. May be ISRO should disband this team altogether and let us hear either silence or the update announcements.
This sat is mainly for use by the IAF, that's why. So now we have an AWACS in space too!!
This satellite will gives the IAF to dedicate multiple real-time uplink/downlink for all its airborne and static assests. The dream of "One Targets, Other Shoots" is going to be reality soon. Once the birds are updated, everyone will have unified air picture with multiple nodes updating the with there own sensor suits.I heard the sat will be used to linkup AWACS and other air force assets
True, the drones will still need waypoint navigation for its flight plan. The sat comm link will "update" the waypoints to modify the flight plan. A high speed uplink channel from the drone will be dedicated for the EO sensor suit data. The human operator can choose a target and instruct the drone to fire upon it. All the necessary fire solution calculations will be done onboard the drone to utilising the real-time information. Latter the EO sensor data would help in damage assessment by the human operator.In case of drones, the delay of 0.35 seconds can result in misfiring of missiles. So, the satellite link can be used only for monitoring the "autopilot" mode of the drones and not fully control the drones. The drones will need to have its own Fly-By-Wire and auto-firing mechanism based on inputs from satellites for them to work.
If this is the case..... Then what's the solution?? Satellite in LEO can't be used for this purpose and any satellite placed in GEO will take such time to process...The problem with communication with GSAT 7A is that it is located in Geosynchronous Orbit which is 36000km from Earth's surface. So, the signal to go to the satellite and then come back, 0.35 seconds is needed (0.22 seconds is travel time and 0.13 seconds is reception, retransmission and processing time). This can cause significant degradation in the responsiveness of systems which work in very high speed environment.
Radars typically work in the precision of 1microsecond whereas the response time of 350 milliseconds can be harmful. The radars can't be fully integrated by GEO satellites but can be only partially integrated. Where general division of resources are needed, where the speed factor is not important, only in those areas these satellites can help.
In case of drones, the delay of 0.35 seconds can result in misfiring of missiles. So, the satellite link can be used only for monitoring the "autopilot" mode of the drones and not fully control the drones. The drones will need to have its own Fly-By-Wire and auto-firing mechanism based on inputs from satellites for them to work.
Overall, the GSAT-7A does enhance the operationality of Indian radars and air based assets but is not the ultimate solution that can control everything with precision.
Drones are best operated by military communication towers with direct line of sight or radio communication like mobile phonesIf this is the case..... Then what's the solution?? Satellite in LEO can't be used for this purpose and any satellite placed in GEO will take such time to process...
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Had you ever powered on a radio set in vintage days?If this is the case..... Then what's the solution?? Satellite in LEO can't be used for this purpose and any satellite placed in GEO will take such time to process...
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"There will be two IDRSS satellites of which one is targeted to be flown next year," Sivan said.
IDRSS = Indian Data Relay Satellite SystemThe IDRSS satellites will be placed in geostationary orbit, enabling satellite to satellite communication is crucial for a manned space mission as there cannot be a risk of being without a without a connection and data relay.
14 orbital launches means close to Russia & only behind US & China.Somanath said in 2019, about eight PSLV, two GSLV Mk II and two GSLV Mk III, two SSLV and one test GSLV Mk III for Gaganyaan project will be flown.
https://www.isro.gov.in/update/24-dec-2018/latest-update-gsat-7aAfter the launch of GSAT-7A on December 19, 2018, four orbit maneuvering operations have been performed successfully on GSAT-7A satellite using onboard Propulsion system. At present, the satellite is placed in an orbit with a perigee (nearest point to earth) of 35,800 km and Apogee (nearest point to earth) of 36,092 km with 0.2 deg inclination which is very close to the its final orbit.
Unbelievable mistake done by ISRO. :biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2:
LOL, what?Unbelievable mistake done by ISRO. :biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2: