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  • pakistan is busy preparing also - how to bomb ISRO locations in india :)

  • @madmax797 ...yeh..how will they?waiting for an answer!!!

  • @madmax797 shut up u porki bastard, u r an international beggar

  • India realized the most satellites on space beating the world record, they sent european, India, american satellites

  • NASA is OLD HAT. LONG LIVE ISRO!!!!!!

  • I am a fan of kashsoldier!

  • ISRO recieved many e-mails from NASA scientists seeking job in ISRO,according to the ISRO news sources ... in earlier days,it was proud factor to every body to work in NASA..now NASA scintists feel proud to work in ISRO.... that's great INDIA..

    i am proud of my ISRO scientists...

    JAI HIND

  • Perhaps India can show us things on the moon that NASA has been reluctant to. There are so many intereting areas of the Moon that Nasa has ediited, I hope Inda can show us the real deal!

  • You know there are 2 nasa payloads in that satellite? One of them has adobe photoshop module ;-)

    So no luck also this time :(

  • JAI JAWAN, JAI KISAN, JAI VIGYAN.

  • Jai Hind!

  • ...Jai Hind...

  • helium-3 will power the future!

    from space ships to power plants!

    and the moon belongs to all of humanity not one nation.

    and if china claims the moon, then to hell with them.

  • 1. 5 Indian payloads a. Terrain Mapping stereo Camera b. Hyper Spectral Imaging camera c. Lunar Laser Ranging Instrument d. High Energy X-ray spectrometer e. Moon Impact Probe 2. 4 European payloads a. Chandrayaan-1 X-ray Spectrometer UK b. Sub KeV Atom Reflecting Analyser Sweden c. Radiation Dose Monitor Experiment Bulgaria d. Near Infra Red spectrometer Germany 3. 2 NASA payloads a. Miniature Synthetic Aperture Radar b. Moon Mineralogy Mapper
  • Moon has 5 million tonnes of Helium-3 which can provide energy for 8000 yrs. Earth has only 15 tonnes of helium. India got to hurry up before chinkis try to set up a cheap labour camp on moon and sell helium of 1 dollar a tonne !! The worst part is chinkis will also claim that the moon belongs to them. In that case, india got to nuke these chinkis to hell !!

  • LOL well said

  • Awesome. India will set up an Aero-space command. India will also have the largest nuclear arsenal. India has mined 9200 tonnes of uranium so far. Around 2400 kg of plutonium was separated. Only 2.2 kg of plutonium is needed for each thermo-nuclear weapon with 300 kilton yield. India already have or eventually have 1000 nuclear weapons.

    Fuck all the western media communist monkeys for putting down india. Fuck all the indian communist monkeys too. Kill all the porkis and chinkis !!

  • India has confirmed 100,000 tonnes of domestic uranium !! Unexplored areas are many India can make more than 5000 nuclear bombs because it uses only 2.2 kg of Plutonium per warhead. Thanks to Thermo-nuclear 3 stage design. I think your calculations are correct !.

    There are 4 sources to confirm it.

    1. "Atoms for war" by Ashly tellis

    2. Indian Fast breeder reactor by Alexander glaser

    3. BARC (Atomic agency)

    4.Impact of indo-US nuke deal on india's weapons program - by Arun Sharma

  • Very modest calculation of weapons grade Indian plutonium production from its domestic uranium deposits

    CANDU reactors -180 kg of plutonium

    Dhruva reactor- 30 kg of plutonium

    Fast breeder reactor -150 kg of plutonium (will replace candu reactors for weapons grade plutonium)

    Total 210 kg of plutonium per year

    India has already 500 kg of Uranium extracted from 1973-1998

    3kg of Plu per thermo-nuclear warhead

    Total number of nukes that was made per year- 70.

    Nukes made since 1973 -800 to 1000

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