Launch: LVM3 M3 with 36 OneWeb (British) Satellites (Second lot) - 26th March 2023 09:00 IST

[Vamsi]

I love this rocket.....what a beautiful & reliable LV it is....

 

[AnantS]

LVM M3 had some improvements and modifications in tune for final human rated LVM M3. Out of those improvements, one of them was S200 with some enhancements.

 

[Vamsi]

LVM M3 had some improvements and modifications in tune for final human rated LVM M3. Out of those improvements, one of them was S200 with some enhancements.

Yep, those boosters have " HS200 & Gaganyaan" labels all over them

 

[Blademaster]

Looking forward to the day where we launch 15-20 tons into orbit.

 

[Vamsi]

Looking forward to the day where we launch 15-20 tons into orbit.

atleast a decade away

 

[TopWatcher]

 

[Indx TechStyle]

From today's launch

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Continued....

 

[angryIndian]

Did anyone observe this thing,..........the quality of video feed was far better than any we saw in previous missions.

 

[NutCracker]

Did anyone observe this thing,..........the quality of video feed was far better than any we saw in previous missions.

Good color calibration . It's still doordarshan though.
I guess they listen rants from previous launch.

 

[indiatester]

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I remember days when GSLV was just successful and pakis on PDF were laughing before launch and dismissive after launch.
After our guys got more consistent, all those threads became quite because pakis could not troll any more.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

I remember days when GSLV was just successful and pakis on PDF were laughing before launch and dismissive after launch.
After our guys got more consistent, all those threads became quite because pakis could not troll any more.

Grapes are sour. Internet Pakistanis came to know about Indian space program around mid 2010s and were convinced that Pakistan will also pursue a similar one in a short span of time.
They later realised that gap is impossible to fill and stopped even bothering about it. Nationalist and defence enthusiast Pakistanis although call it a waste of billions, they cry bitterly inside their minds on every Indian launch.

 

[Vamsi]

I remember days when GSLV was just successful and pakis on PDF were laughing before launch and dismissive after launch.
After our guys got more consistent, all those threads became quite because pakis could not troll any more.

love to have those screenshots in Paki Musings thread

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Video from today's launch

 

[Varoon2]

Congrats, ISRO, excellent. What was the specific reason for the considerably lower(initial)perigee for this mission, and what, if any, is the advantage of such an altitude. A layman would think that a higher perigee would be more advantageous, in terms of saving of fuel(?).

 

[Blademaster]

Congrats, ISRO, excellent. What was the specific reason for the considerably lower(initial)perigee for this mission, and what, if any, is the advantage of such an altitude. A layman would think that a higher perigee would be more advantageous, in terms of saving of fuel(?).

Methinks its the velocity that matters the most when injecting satellites in its precise orbit, altitude, and inclination.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Methinks its the velocity that matters the most when injecting satellites in its precise orbit, altitude, and inclination.

He's talking about something else man, about financial feasibilities of orbital maneuvers.

 

[TopWatcher]

Why didn't ISRO used Mk2 vehicle, it can also launch 6K Kg to LEO ?

 

[TopWatcher]

How much ISRO earn profit with this launch ?

 

[Blademaster]

He's talking about something else man, about financial feasibilities of orbital maneuvers.

Oh then from the satellite point of view, a lower height can improve latency time.