India to launch Mars mission next year

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gslv mk3
max to leo: 10000
gto 5000
launch september this year
Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mk III - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

china
Long March 3B - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
leo: 12000-13000
gto: 5500

long march 5 will make its first flight in 2014. and gslv mk4 by same time i hope so. both have similiar payloads

Indian Chnadrayaan was also a great success.

Mars mission will hopefully replicate the sucess.

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[karan21]

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abt mk3 yup we doo and we r launching this rocket in sept this year. pics of the top of the rocket are already available. it is being constructed and made ready for launch. after this launch the difference btw india and chinese capacity shouldnt be more than 2000-3000kg.

mk2 yes the problems are but should be fixed soon.

[conworldus]

which rocket they use for mars
i think indian are just want to impress china

China is not easily impressed until it is done and the data is out. I doubt that the PSLV is Mars capable, although I can be wrong because the Indian guy here claimed that I know "nothing" about space.

abt mk3 yup we doo and we r launching this rocket in sept this year. pics of the top of the rocket are already available. it is being constructed and made ready for launch. after this launch the difference btw india and chinese capacity shouldnt be more than 2000-3000kg.

mk2 yes the problems are but should be fixed soon.

If so, good luck. I will definitely respect India more if the launch is successful.

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China is not easily impressed until it is done and the data is out. I doubt that the PSLV is Mars capable, although I can be wrong because the Indian guy here claimed that I know "nothing" about space.



If so, good luck. I will definitely respect India more if the launch is successful.

we are not doing for china. we r doing for us. and data will not be shared with china.

China is not easily impressed until it is done and the data is out. I doubt that the PSLV is Mars capable, although I can be wrong because the Indian guy here claimed that I know "nothing" about space.



If so, good luck. I will definitely respect India more if the launch is successful.

dw it will be a success