India's Chandrayaan Blasts Off To The Moon!

Originally posted by bubbapug1985
Do you think the Indians took into account the "actual lunar gravity".

Does it matter, for it is supposed to be an impact probe anyway. And the flag is not supposed to be planted, I believe, but to fall out. Just will add a little extra to the entropy of the universe

Originally posted by mikesingh“With India’s launch of its first unmanned lunar spacecraft following closely on the heels of China’s first spacewalk,

Only problem with the Chinese space walk is...
It didn't happen

Those that watch China's launches say there was no launch that day

But hey I am sure that India will show them all...

And I am sure I can count on you to show us the pictures the minute they come off the press...

reply to post by sentinel2107


Malfunctioning payload, wow!!!!

Hopefully it is not a problem that jeopardizes the mission.

I bet there are lot of frustrated scientists trying to figure this problem out.

John Lear might be messing with the instruments or Bigfoot.

Originally posted by zorgon

Only problem with the Chinese space walk is...
It didn't happen

Those that watch China's launches say there was no launch that day

Man, that's news to me. How serious is your research on this?

Only problem with the Chinese space walk is...
It didn't happen

Dude, you are kidding right?

Here is a lift off video.

Video

Originally posted by bubbapug1985
Who gives a flying **** if they go to the moon or mars.

Well since EVERYONE is going... and we are all talking about it (including you ) I would say a great many people care

Beside the more people we ship off world, the more food for us stuck here

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Nice List Mike

So seeing as your the 'local' rep... can we hold you to making sure they give us the goods? Kick in a door or two if you have to? Unleash the Tigers?

Originally posted by destiny-fate
To be honest Patsy it makes no sense to me either - gave you a star for your thoughtful post

Why not attack the BILLIONS the governments spend on WEAPONS? I am sure one nuclear missile less won't be sorely missed

You "feed the hungry" people forget one important factor..

Offshoot technology... that creates JOBS... that creates PAY CHECKS... that creates the ability to buy food...

Or shall we deny India the right to have high tech well paying jobs and the trickle effect throughout the local economy that a space program brings?

Just check India's weapon program and go after them. A few bucks spent on a rocket will be repaid thousand fold in contracts

Remember Velcro?

Originally posted by sentinel2107
Does it matter, for it is supposed to be an impact probe anyway. And the flag is not supposed to be planted, I believe, but to fall out. Just will add a little extra to the entropy of the universe

Sure it matters... If the impactor is designed for 1/6th G it might work... but if its really .64 G then WHAMMO bits and pieces scattered all over for the next generation anomaly hunters to find

Originally posted by the_spark

Dude, you are kidding right?
Here is a lift off video.
Video

No I am NOT Kidding and the video you linked to is the proof... Look at the closeup of that rocket and the flame... If you think that is a real rocket...I fear for our future

Then go look at ANY REAL Launch

They faked fireworks at the Olympics...
They used a stand in for that girl singer at the Olympics...

And I highly doubt they ever went to the moon. Where is Chang-e 1 now? They showed us one image and within hours the controversy hit the website forcing China to hit the media
China says moon pictures not faked from NASA
www.reuters.com...

Shenzhou 7 EVA

China fakes reports from space
www.telegraph.co.uk...

China space mission article hits Web before launch
Associates Press

China Fakes Reports From Space
www.abovetopsecret.com...

China's 'space' walk filmed under water?
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Chinese fake spacewalk?
www.abovetopsecret.com...

China Fakes Reports From Space Shenzhou 7 EVA

So no...

I am not kidding

Originally posted by sentinel2107Man, that's news to me. How serious is your research on this?

SEE ABOVE

I didn't study physics because I wanted to outdo Einstein!

Really? Kewl Good thing you didn't because you would have been lead down the wrong path..



But hey another day another thread


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[edit on 24-10-2008 by zorgon]

Originally posted by bubbapug1985
John Lear might be messing with the instruments

Well actually we put a call into India's HAARP facility to mess em up

Hehe even Mike won't venture near that place

[edit on 24-10-2008 by zorgon]

Originally posted by mikesingh
And yes, U.S Astronauts would be welcome to have a beer with the Indians in a bar on their Moon base in 2020!

PSSSST Mikey.... we need to come up with some beer names before then... corner the Market... ya know? Like Lear Beer? or Aristarchus Blue Ale?

But according to an ISRO scientist I met recently at Bangalore, he gave a sly smile when asked what if Chandrayaan finds that there are Moon bases up there? He just said, "well, no comments!"

So there! I think there's probably more than meets the eye here!

Yeah Means he has already been read into the speech



[edit on 24-10-2008 by zorgon]

The launch worked better the the Navy's Vanguard, Eisenhower would be proud.
The Arma and Rockwell gyro group should be proud.
US government developed technology transfer no doubt helped a bit.
Off the sweat of our blueprints.
Government sponsored Science suckers.
Rocket gyro secrets are not as guarded as the Tesla Dynamic Theory of Gravity
and Radiant Free Energy.
RFE is still sitting there in the patent, get it before the OSI takes it away.
ED: Good job, no need for AIG launch insurance. Wink wink LORAL.

[edit on 10/24/2008 by TeslaandLyne]

In Business Standard (India) 25/10/2008: "NASA is on the verge of taking a decision to set up its largest non-US centre near Pune"

“Curiouser and curiouser!” [quote from NASA's secret handbook - Malice in Blunderland]

Originally posted by zorgon

Originally posted by sentinel2107
Does it matter, for it is supposed to be an impact probe anyway. And the flag is not supposed to be planted, I believe, but to fall out. Just will add a little extra to the entropy of the universe

Sure it matters... If the impactor is designed for 1/6th G it might work... but if its really .64 G then WHAMMO bits and pieces scattered all over for the next generation anomaly hunters to find

Thats a cool thought regarding the next gen anomaly hunters! Might this mean that some of the wreckage anomalies "seen" today by conspiracy hunters might be from the "secret NASA program" instead of from another ET civilisation.

Anyways, the gravity probably still won't matter since the impactor is supposed to hit the ground at 1.8 km/s. If the moon's gravity is higher, the difference will be between "smashed to smithereens" and "smashed to more smithereens"

Originally posted by sentinel2107
In Business Standard (India) 25/10/2008: "NASA is on the verge of taking a decision to set up its largest non-US centre near Pune"

“Curiouser and curiouser!” [quote from NASA's secret handbook - Malice in Blunderland]

The NASA Representative in the Pacific Rim is based at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, Japan and is responsible for coordination of NASA programs and interests in Japan and other countries in the Asia Pacific Region. The NASA Japan Representative works with regional aerospace officials and industry representatives on key programs and serves as a local point of contact for NASA meetings and travel in the region.

www.hq.nasa.gov...

Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
The launch worked better the the Navy's Vanguard, Eisenhower would be proud.
The Arma and Rockwell gyro group should be proud.
US government developed technology transfer no doubt helped a bit.
Off the sweat of our blueprints.
Government sponsored Science suckers.
Rocket gyro secrets are not as guarded as the Tesla Dynamic Theory of Gravity
and Radiant Free Energy.
RFE is still sitting there in the patent, get it before the OSI takes it away.
ED: Good job, no need for AIG launch insurance. Wink wink LORAL.

[edit on 10/24/2008 by TeslaandLyne]

Seems you are muttering in your sleep. No offence, just a leg-pull!

Originally posted by sentinel2107
Thats a cool thought regarding the next gen anomaly hunters!

Might this mean that some of the wreckage anomalies "seen" today by conspiracy hunters might be from the "secret NASA program" instead of from another ET civilisation.

Yes... that and possible Ancient earth dwellers

You are on to some thing with the Pune link..

Nasa Communications
719-724,Kumthekar Road,Next To City Pride Shoes
Sadashiv Peth, Pune, 411030
09850035555‎ - Mobile
09890190787‎ - Mobile

Indoctrination of the Children
Pune teachers attend NASA programme

the five Pune teachers, who recently returned from the USA after attending the level 1 and level 2 of NASA's (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Space Academy for Educators' Programme (SAEP), organised in collaboration with Honeywell Hometown Solutions

SOURCE



[edit on 25-10-2008 by zorgon]

MikeS! Are you in touch with any ISRO guy? What exactly is going on right now? Are there any malfunctions in any of the payloads? No news yet on the next orbital maneuver.

[edit on 25/10/2008 by sentinel2107]

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